Construction Cleaning
Post-construction cleaning isn't a single pass with a mop. It's a three-phase process — and if it's done wrong, it shows up on your punch list.
General contractors have a specific problem with cleaning companies: they show up at the wrong phase, don't understand construction dust, and can't flex when the project timeline shifts. A cleaning crew that treats a post-construction clean like a standard commercial job will leave drywall dust in HVAC vents, adhesive residue on floors, paint overspray on glass, and construction debris in corners that look clean from a distance. That's a punch list item — and it's your punch list, not theirs.
Construction cleaning requires HEPA-filtered equipment to capture fine drywall dust instead of recirculating it. It requires technicians who know the difference between rough clean, detail clean, and final clean — and what each phase is supposed to accomplish. It requires a project coordinator who can work directly with your PM to schedule each phase at the right point in the construction timeline. And it requires the flexibility to respond when your occupancy date moves up by a week.
Rough clean removes bulk debris and heavy dust accumulation. Detail clean addresses adhesive residue, paint overspray, grout haze, and the buildup that rough cleaning leaves behind. Final clean is the occupancy-ready pass — streak-free glass, polished fixtures, and a documented walkthrough. Each phase is scheduled at the right point in your construction timeline.
Drywall dust is fine enough to pass through standard vacuum filters and recirculate into the air. We use HEPA-filtered equipment specifically because of this. Standard vacuums make the air quality problem worse — we don't use them on construction sites.
We coordinate scheduling directly with your project manager — not through a general booking line. When your timeline shifts, we adjust. When you need to accelerate the final clean for an early occupancy inspection, we respond. Your account manager is reachable by phone, same day.
We can coordinate our final walkthrough with your punch list inspection — so any cleaning deficiencies are identified and corrected before the owner or tenant walkthrough. This protects your closeout timeline.
Construction timelines shift. We build scheduling flexibility into every construction account specifically because occupancy dates move. When your project is ready, we respond — not on a two-week lead time.
We also service jobsite offices and construction trailers throughout the build — not just at project completion. A clean site office reflects on your company and keeps your project team working in a professional environment.
Our process
A consistent, professional process — from first contact to ongoing service. No surprises, no guesswork.
Before we write a single line of a proposal, we visit your facility. We walk the space with you, understand your operations, and build a cleaning program around your specific requirements — not a generic template applied to every client.
