Rough clean
Initial dust and loose residue removal in agreed work areas, preparing the space for the next stage.
Between construction phases
Post-construction cleaning / Manhattan
The final clean.
Done well.
Detailed cleaning for renovated residences, commercial interiors and the people bringing them to life.
Or call 646-969-3163- Written scope before booking
- Methods matched to your finishes
- Planned around building rules
From construction to completion- Residential renovations
- Commercial build-outs
- Contractor partnerships
Cleaning at every completion stage
One project.
Every final detail.
Plan the clean around the work. Choose the stage you need, with an agreed scope for the space and its finishes.
Final clean
Detailed attention to accessible surfaces, glass, fixtures and floors before the final walkthrough.
Before project handover
Touch-up clean
A focused return visit after punch-list work or late trade activity, based on the areas that need attention.
After the last adjustments
Who we work with
Different roles.
The same finish line.
Whether you run the site or own the space, the clean starts with the same thing: a clear brief and an agreed scope.
General contractors
Phased cleans sequenced with your trades, inspections and walkthrough date.
For contractorsDevelopers & project managers
Floor-by-floor or unit-by-unit cleaning toward a fixed handover.
How we scopeArchitects & designers
Finish-aware cleaning so stone, wood and metal are presented as specified.
Final cleaningHomeowners renovating
A detailed final clean so you can move back in, not clean up after the crew.
Request an estimateScope, in plain terms
What a clean covers.
What it doesn’t.
Every project is cleaned to a written scope. These are typical examples so you know what to expect before you ask.
Typically included
- Construction dust on floors, sills, ledges and accessible surfaces
- Interior glass, mirrors, window frames and tracks
- Cabinetry inside and out, fixtures and hardware
- Kitchens and baths, including appliance exteriors
- Floors cleaned with methods suited to the installed finish
Scoped separately
- Bulk debris hauling and dumpster removal
- Hazardous-material handling or abatement
- Stone polishing, refinishing or restoration
- Exterior glass needing lifts or rope access
Care in the details
Care for the finish.
Clarity for the team.
A clearly defined scope
Agree the work areas, cleaning stages and exclusions before the crew arrives.
Finish-aware methods
Identify sensitive stone, wood, glass and metal finishes when planning the clean.
Building access planning
Account for freight elevators, access rules and any paperwork the building requires.
A final walkthrough
Review the agreed work together and identify any follow-up items.
For contractors and project teams
Built around
your handover.
Start with the project details. A useful estimate accounts for the actual site, access and sequence of work.
- 01
Share the project
Send the address, approximate area, project photos, cleaning stage and target completion date.
- 02
Agree the scope
Confirm finishes, cleaning stages, building requirements and the areas included — in writing.
- 03
Clean. Check. Handover.
The clean is planned once site readiness is confirmed, then the agreed work is reviewed with your team.
Manhattan, New York City
From uptown
to downtown.
- Upper East Side
- Upper West Side
- Midtown
- Chelsea
- Flatiron
- SoHo
- Tribeca
- Financial District
Share your project address and schedule to discuss coverage and availability.
Working in Manhattan buildingsAfter dust-producing trades are finished and the site is ready for cleaning. Any later punch-list work may require a separately scoped touch-up visit.
The project address, approximate area, cleaning stage, target date and a few photos. A finish schedule and building rules help us scope accurately.
Small loose debris can be gathered as part of an agreed scope. Bulk hauling, dumpster removal and specialist work require a separate assessment.
Yes. The clean is planned around your schedule, site readiness and building access, with a single point of contact for the project team.
Let’s finish well
Tell us what you’re building.
Share a few project details to begin a conversation about the final clean.
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Helpful to have ready
- Project address
- Approximate square footage
- Cleaning stage
- Target handover date
- Sensitive finishes
- Building access rules
Only name, email, address and stage are required. Takes about two minutes.