Rough clean
Initial dust and loose residue removal in agreed work areas, preparing the space for the next stage.
Between construction phases
Services
Three stages. One agreed scope.
Construction cleaning works best when it follows the sequence of the project. Choose the stage that matches where the site is now — or combine them across the schedule.
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
Choosing the right stage
Compare at a glance.
Not sure which applies? Choose “Not sure yet” in the estimate form and describe where the project is.
| Stage | Timing | Focus | Information needed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rough clean | After demolition, framing, drywall or other heavy phases | Loose debris, settled dust and work-area reset | Areas in scope, current phase, next trade on site |
| Final clean | After dust-producing trades are finished, before walkthrough | Accessible surfaces, glass, fixtures, millwork and floors | Finish list, square footage, walkthrough date, building rules |
| Touch-up clean | After punch-list work, late installs or move-in prep | Only the areas affected by later work | Affected rooms, what work happened, deadline |
Combining stages
Plan once, clean in sequence.
Many projects use more than one stage: a rough clean after drywall, a final clean before the walkthrough, and a touch-up once the punch list is closed. Planning them together keeps the scope consistent and lets each visit be sequenced around trades and building access.
Select Multiple stages in the estimate form and add your schedule in the notes. The scope for each visit is confirmed in writing before work begins.
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Plan the clean with your schedule.
Share the address, the stage you need and your target date. We’ll review the scope and follow up.