You’ve finally built the home of your dreams. But you can’t settle in. Not yet.
It’s time for post construction deep cleaning first.
Construction is a messy process, regardless of how tidy the builders and contractors are. Post construction cleaning is not like mopping or vacuuming your home. It’s relatively more dangerous since you’ll be dealing with sharp objects and broken materials, like glass and nails. Fine construction dust (such as drywall or cement dust) needs to be cleaned with special equipment. If you have a dust allergy or any other respiratory illness, we highly recommend handing over the post construction cleaning task to a cleaning professional instead.
Post construction cleaning is a difficult, painstaking, and detailed task. It is better to entrust it to professional cleaners if possible.
Our workers come to you with all the necessary equipment including: industrial vacuum cleaners, a steam generator, step ladders, a variety of specialized and professional ecofriendly detergents, and the experience to get it done well!
What post construction cleaning services are included in the price?
-All three stages: the rough clean, the deep clean, and follow-up touches
-dust removal from the floors, walls, ceilings, furniture and other surfaces;
-removing of stains after paint, building mixtures (putty, plaster), glue, etc.
-cleaning of glass surfaces, doors, mirrors;
-wet floor cleaning;
-cleaning of tile joints;
-scraping and etching removal;
-polishing of different surfaces;
-we can also take out all construction waste.
Post Construction Cleaning Process?
First, we come to your location to calculate everything, give you a preliminary estimate, and determine the staff and equipment needed.
After discussing the details, including some optional services and confirming your priorities, our team arrives at your home at the scheduled time.
A team of professional cleaners usually consists of approximately 3-5 cleaners, depending on the size of the premises, the scope of work, and any particular time constraints.
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