Post-Construction Cleaning
Construction cleaning is phased around readiness and turnover - not priced as one universal rate. MANTERA coordinates rough, progress, final and touch-up cleaning based on facility type, trade activity, dust load and acceptance requirements.
Phased to Match Construction Readiness, Not a Single Flat-Rate Clean
Construction cleaning isn't one job — it's several phases tied to how far a build has progressed. MANTERA coordinates rough, progress, final and touch-up cleaning against trade readiness and dust load, so each phase is scoped for what the site actually looks like at that point.
Best fit
This service fits commercial offices, retail bays, restaurants, clinics, warehouses, multi-unit residential, renovation turnovers and luxury homes coming out of new construction or renovation. It is the second Project Cleaning page, alongside One-Time Deep Cleaning; the Project Cleaning category contains only these two; floor services performed as part of a construction project remain scoped under the relevant dedicated Floor Care page even when sold alongside this service.
Scope and method
Work is organized by new-construction and post-renovation branches, phased into rough, progress, final and touch-up cleaning tied to trade readiness. Contractor-controlled debris boundaries are set clearly, along with limits on adhesive, label, paint and protection removal. Dust and detail work, interior glass, and Floor Care needs are coordinated with the relevant dedicated services, and commercial or residential duct options are offered where the project calls for it. A defined deficiency/touch-up process and turnover evidence close out each phase.
How it runs
MANTERA confirms which phase the project is in (rough, progress, final or touch-up) and coordinates the cleaning schedule against trade activity and debris responsibility, since construction sites are rarely handed over on a fixed cleaning-crew timeline. Deficiencies identified during walkthrough are tracked through a defined touch-up process, and turnover evidence documents completion for the general contractor or property owner.
What Affects Your Quote
- Project or facility type
- New construction or renovation
- Drawings or measured area
- Unit count
- Current phase
- Schedule
- Ceiling height
- Glazing amount
- Floors and carpet involved
- Adhesive, paint or protection conditions
- Duct scope if applicable
- Debris responsibility
- Trade overlap
- Water and power access
- Known deficiencies
Client Results
Client Results
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's the difference between rough, progress and final cleaning?
Rough cleaning happens early, removing heavy construction debris before trades finish. Progress cleaning keeps the site usable between trade phases. Final cleaning is the detailed clean before occupancy or handover, and touch-up addresses any deficiencies found afterward.
Who is responsible for construction debris removal?
Debris responsibility is defined up front and is typically contractor-controlled — MANTERA's scope and boundaries around adhesive, paint and protective material removal are agreed in writing before work begins so there's no ambiguity on-site.