First Post Construction Clean!

[Tammy]

Hey all, please forgive my constant question asking. My sister and I just started together cleaning and have landed a really big construction account. They do much of the construction in the Atlanta area. What a huge break!! It's unbelievable.

This is our first post construction job and we are very nervous and need it badly financially. Can some of you more experienced nice folks please give me a general idea or list of the things you do in a rough and final clean? I hate to ask and bother anyone, we just want to be sure we make a good impression and cover everything. He knows many people that he could refer us to if we do a good job. And he himself could keep us with consistent work. He has projects all over the place. I would be forever grateful! ;D

Thanks for reading and Happy Cleaning!
Tammy

[Kevin]

Nice list online from
www.constructioncleanup.com/roughclean.shtml

Phase One: Framing Rough Clean
Remove all wood and debris from interior, around exterior perimeter and in courtyard of unit. Stack all lumber in front of each house to be placed in dumpster. Sweep for framing inspection after electricians and plumber (one sweep).

Phase Two: Box Out Rough Clean
Remove all roofing debris, including clay tile, nails, paper and pallets from perimeter of unit. Finish rough clean(one sweep).

Phase Three: Painting Rough Clean
Remove all wood debris generated from cabinets and finish carpentry. Remove all ceramic tile and/or marble slab and tile, including boxes, wrappers, etc. from interior and exterior of unit.
Sweep entire interior and exterior of unit.
Sweep and scrape entire interior of unit (not including windows).
Remove all boxes, paper and debris from interior of unit, outer perimeter and courtyard of unit.

Phase Four: Box Out Cleaning For Inspection Rough Clean
Wash interior window glass.
Wash exterior window glass and exterior window sash.
Pick up and throw out packing cases and sweep after plumbers and electricians finish.
Scrape and sweep for carpet pad.
Pick up building debris ahead of finish grade.
Sweep garbage.
Clean for inspection and acceptance to include:
a.) Wash plumbing fixtures and remove labels from sinks, bathtubs, showers, commodes, mirrors in lavatories, kitchen and bathrooms.
b.) Dust cabinets, closets, base, window sills, window and door tracks, fireplace and exterior of appliances.
c.) Clean counter tops.
d.) Sweep and mop floor tile.

[Tammy]

Thank you so very much, you are absolutely wonderful!! This means so much to me, I really really appreciate it!! ;D

Tammy

[Pages Personal Cleaning]

Kevin, thats a great website you found for new construction cleaning. I just sent the link to someone wanting to start a new construction cleaning business.
Patti

[russo]

thanks for that link kevin.