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Picture this: After the hard work of construction or renovation, our cleaners at Nice To Be Clean step in to transform your new or remodeled space from a construction site into a clean and inviting environment. Post-construction cleaning not only requires a thorough understanding of cleaning demands but also demands expertise to handle the unique challenges of debris and dust that are typical of construction projects. At Nice To Be Clean, we are locally based in Edmonton and we specialize in delivering high-quality post-construction cleaning services to ensure your new space is spotless, safe, and ready for use.
We offer comprehensive Cleaning for New Constructions and Renovations. Our services cover everything from small residential remodels to large commercial construction projects. We tailor our cleaning plans to meet the specific needs of each client, ensuring a seamless transition from construction to occupancy.
Service Highlights Include:
Debris Removal: Safe disposal of construction waste, including stray materials and hazardous substances.
Deep Dust Clean-Up: Extensive cleaning to remove the fine dust that settles after construction, using HEPA filter vacuums and other advanced techniques.
Surface Cleaning: Detailed cleaning and polishing of all surfaces, including floors, walls, windows, and fixtures, to remove smudges, smears, and splatters.
Ventilation System Cleaning: To ensure that the indoor air quality is healthy, we clean HVAC systems to remove dust and debris that might have accumulated during construction.
Phase 1: Rough Clean
During the initial phase of cleaning, our team focuses on removing larger debris, trash, and leftover construction materials. This stage often involves vacuuming dust from construction, cleaning of windows, sweeping floors, and prepping floor surfaces for carpet or flooring. This phase is crucial for making the site safe for further detailed cleaning and installations.
Phase 2: Detailed Clean
The second phase involves a more thorough cleaning of the property. Our team performs a detailed cleaning of all surfaces, including walls, ceilings, windows, and floors. Every nook and cranny is dusted, washed, or wiped to ensure that paint, plaster, and other materials are completely removed. Fixtures like lights, fans, and appliances are also cleaned and polished during this phase.
Phase 3: Final Clean
The final clean provides a 'move-in ready' environment. This phase includes a final touch-up cleaning. It typically involves a detailed re-cleaning of fixtures, bathrooms, windows, and floors. During the final clean, our team ensures that every element of the building sparkles and meets our stringent quality standards, from shining floors to streak-free windows. We also perform a comprehensive check to ensure that all areas meet your expectations and our high standards.
1. Enhanced Efficiency: By partnering with us at Nice To Be Clean, construction companies can focus on their core operations without the distraction of managing cleaning staff and processes. Our specialized services ensure that cleaning takes place promptly after construction ends, helping you meet project deadlines and hand over to clients faster.
2. Professional Image and Client Satisfaction: First impressions matter. Professional post-construction cleaning helps present the project in the best possible light, demonstrating attention to detail and commitment to quality. This can significantly enhance client satisfaction and contribute to a stronger professional reputation.
3. Safety and Compliance: Post-construction environments can be hazardous, with debris and construction waste posing potential risks. Our expert cleaners are trained to handle and dispose of such materials safely, ensuring that the site conforms to safety standards and regulations. This reduces the risk of accidents, promoting a safer handover process.
4. Cost-Effective Solution: Hiring a specialized post-construction cleaning company can be more cost-effective than employing regular staff for cleaning. "Nice To Be Clean" provides all necessary equipment and cleaning supplies, which means construction companies do not need to invest in these resources.
