Before the cleaning team arrives
- Confirm active construction work is complete in the target areas.
- Remove contractor tools and major rubble unless disposal is specifically included.
- Confirm safe access and identify unfinished or hazardous areas before cleaning begins.
Dust and residue planning
- Identify floors, ledges, fittings, cupboards and reachable surfaces included in scope.
- Flag adhesive, paint, cement or other residues for separate assessment.
- Protect new or delicate finishes by identifying material restrictions beforehand.
Final handover
- Prioritise entrances, reception areas and formal handover rooms.
- Complete a final walkthrough against the agreed cleaning scope.
- Keep defect correction, repairs and specialist residue removal separate from normal cleaning.
COMMON QUESTIONS
FAQ
When should post-construction cleaning be scheduled?
After construction activity in the target areas is substantially complete and with enough time before final occupation or handover.
Does standard cleaning include major building rubble?
Major rubble and contractor waste should not be assumed to be part of a standard clean; identify it during quoting.
Can every paint, adhesive or cement mark be removed?
No. Removal depends on the residue, surface material and safe treatment method and may require specialist assessment.
