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Post-Construction
Phase-based construction cleaning coordinated directly with your general contractor or project manager, sized to hit turnover dates without a second pass.
What matters most here
- Rough, final, and touch-up phases sequenced to your schedule
- Punch-walk detail on glass, millwork, fixtures, and floors
- Crews scaled up to protect handover and occupancy dates
Crews scaled to match your site — from a single-suite fit-out to a full warehouse turnover.
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The Post-Construction Cleanup Checklist
What “ready for occupancy” actually means — rough clean, final clean, touch-up, HVAC dust checks, floor finishing by surface type, and a 10-point sign-off sheet your team can use on its own.
On a tight handover date? Call us directly — same-week bookings available for time-sensitive turnovers.
Call 289-552-2165Built for finished construction sites
What a handover-ready cleaning partner has to cover
- Crew scaled to job sizeFrom a two-tech final clean on a single-suite fit-out to a full crew rotation on a warehouse turnover, we staff to your square footage and handover date — not to a fixed roster.
- Flexible around GC timeline changesTrades run late. We re-sequence rough, final, and touch-up cleans around your schedule shifts without renegotiating the contract each time.
- Insured for finished construction sitesFull commercial general liability coverage, with certificates issued to the GC or owner before mobilization so site access never stalls.
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