Post Construction Clean

Renovations can leave a lot of dust and debris and its hard to get it all. There are many benefits to having professionals do the clean after construction. Safety measures are taken, all dust and debris are removed even from those forgotten crevices, the air quality is improved, the job is done faster, your space is polished and given the final touches for a great first impression.

Residential and Commercial

Depending on your remodel, whether it being a whole house or building or just a smaller space, we have provided what we can do in each area. Every renovation is unique so we can tailor our duties to your specific needs.

All doors that lead into the building should be inspected and cleaned. These areas are the first things others will notice when they arrive on property.
Dust exterior lights
Make sure all lights are working
Wipe down windows
Clean doors, door frames, and doorknobs
Sweep and mop entrance ways

Entrances and Exits

Living/Common Area

Floors are swept and vacuumed/mopped
All lights are working and free of dust
Doorknobs and light switches are clean
Windows, window sills, and window tracks are cleaned and dusted
No evidence of paint drops on the floors or scuff marks on the walls
Trash removed
Doors and doorframes cleaned

Sink, tub, shower are clean and sanitized
Toilet is sanitized
Mirrors, cabinets, and counters are wiped down
Floors are swept and vacuumed/mopped
Inside cabinets and drawers are cleaned
Windows, baseboards, light fixtures, doorknobs and doorframes are cleaned
Trash is removed

Bathrooms

Bedrooms

Removing trash, dusting light fixtures, and ensuring the floor, walls, and windows are clean is vital in a clean and complete bedroom area. Some other things to look out for when inspecting a bedroom area include:

Cleaning inside closets
Dusting light fixtures and ceiling fans
Wiping down baseboards
Dusting built-in shelving units
Dusting grates and vents
Removing paint from hinges

Kitchens/
Complimentary Stations

Kitchens can be complicated spaces, filled with crevices and spaces that often get overlooked.

Dust all shelves and counters
Clean inside appliances
Clean inside cabinets and drawers
Make sure all cabinet hardware is clean and secure
Sweep and vacuum/mop floors
Clean windows, window sills and window tracks
Remove trash
Clean sink and backsplash
Wipe down all fixtures and finishes

Outdoor Spaces

The final step of your post-construction cleaning checklist should include a careful analysis of the exterior of the property. This means checking to make sure all packaging, tape, plastic, and other signs of construction are taken away from the property and disposed of properly.

Remove all trash from the premises
Sweep/power wash the walkways
Sweep all porches, decks, and patios
Clean garage door and mailbox

Office -
Desks and work Stations

All areas of desks and tables cleaned
Filing cabinets and shelfs dusted
Floors are swept and vacuumed/mopped
All lights are working and free of dust
Doorknobs and light switches are clean
Windows, window sills, and window tracks are cleaned and dusted
No evidence of paint drops on the floors or scuff marks on the walls
Trash removed
Doors and doorframes cleaned

All areas of desks and tables cleaned
Coffee and food stations cleaned
Appliances wiped down inside and out
Filing cabinets and shelfs dusted
Floors are swept and vacuumed/mopped
All lights are working and free of dust
Doorknobs and light switches are clean
Windows, window sills, and window tracks are cleaned and dusted
No evidence of paint drops on the floors or scuff marks on the walls
Trash removed
Doors and doorframes cleaned

Meeting and Conference rooms