Construction Cleaning for Tampa Bay Contractors
Fine construction dust cleared, paint and cement splatter handled with surface-safe methods, and a home ready for your walkthrough. Built around your schedule, insured for your job site, and invoiced on terms.
Built for how contractors work
We run construction jobs the way a good sub should: covered, on schedule, and easy to pay.
- Insured, with proof. We send a certificate of insurance before the job. See our Proof of Coverage.
- W-2 crew with workers' comp. Our cleaners are our employees, trained in-house and fluent in English. You're not hiring a stranger off an app, and you're not picking up our labor risk.
- Your schedule, not ours. We book around your inspection, walkthrough and closing dates, and can bring a larger crew for multi-unit jobs.
- Terms that fit your draws. Net 15 or Net 30 for approved contractors. We invoice the day the job is done and accept ACH.
- One point of contact. One person handles scheduling, scope changes and invoices, so you're not chasing answers.
- Family owned, not a franchise. You will have the owner's mobile number.
We know the surface before we touch it
New finishes are expensive and easy to damage. Each surface needs a different method, and the wrong one turns a cleaning job into a replacement. Here's how we handle the ones that matter most.
Glass
Dry scraping leaves fine scratches that can't be buffed out.
We wet-scrape with a fresh blade on every job.
Marble and travertine
Most grout-haze removers are acidic and etch natural stone.
Stone-safe products only, tested in a hidden spot first.
Stainless and appliance finishes
Abrasive pads leave swirl marks on brushed and coated finishes.
Plastic blades and non-abrasive removers only.
Finished wood and cabinets
Too much water raises the grain and lifts the finish.
Dry dusting first, then a light damp pass.
Tile and grout
Forcing off heavy thinset can chip glazed tile.
We remove what's safe and flag the rest for the installer.
Construction dust
Drywall dust is finer than household dust and turns to paste when wet.
Vacuum and dry dust before any water touches a surface.
From job site to walkthrough-ready
Before: drywall dust and trade debris on a new quartz island
After: final clean, with dust removed top to bottom and quartz polished
Before: drywall dust and trade debris on a new bathroom vanity and floor
After: quartz top, cabinet fronts and fixtures clean and ready for walkthrough
Before: grout slurry, rags and debris left in a brand-new toilet
After: cleared and cleaned without scratching the porcelain or pushing debris into the drain
We photograph existing scratches and etching at the walkthrough, so there's no question later about what was already there.
Three phases, booked one at a time or as a package
Book the phase you need, or all three so the same crew follows the job from drywall to handover.
Rough clean
After drywall, before paint and trim
Remove debris, scrap and heavy dust so finish trades start on a clean site.
Final clean
After finishes, before inspection or walkthrough
The full top-to-bottom clean: dust, splatter, labels, glass, fixtures, cabinet exteriors and floors.
Touch-up clean
1 to 2 days before closing or move-in
Catch dust that resettled and anything left from punch-list work.
What's included in a final clean
Every final clean covers the areas below. Inside cabinets, drawers and appliances, we clean only where construction dust actually got in. Most stay closed during the work, and dirt that was there before the job started is outside the scope of a construction clean. Some construction residue, like cured adhesive or heavy thinset, can't always be fully removed without risking the surface. We use surface-safe methods first and point out anything left at the walkthrough.
Throughout
- Vacuum and dust every surface, top to bottom
- Door tops, door frames, trim and baseboards
- Light fixtures, ceiling fan blades, switch plates and outlet covers
- Vent and return covers removed, washed and replaced
- Interior windows, sills and tracks; sliding door tracks
- Paint and caulk splatter removed where it can be done safely
- Stickers and labels removed; adhesive residue reduced as far as the surface allows
- Floors vacuumed and damp mopped
Kitchens
- Cabinet exteriors wiped down
- Countertops and backsplash cleaned of dust and haze
- Appliance exteriors cleaned, protective film removed
- Sink and fixtures polished
Bathrooms
- Grout haze cleaned from tile; heavy thinset or mortar flagged for the installer
- Tubs, showers and glass enclosures
- Toilets, vanities, mirrors and fixtures
- Cabinet exteriors wiped down
Homeowners: just finished a remodel?
The same crew and process works for a kitchen, bath or whole-home renovation. We clear the construction dust from every room it reached, not just the one you remodeled, and remove paint and grout haze without damaging your new finishes.
Get a Post-Renovation QuoteConstruction Cleaning FAQ
How do you price construction cleaning?
By the job. Send us the address, square footage, phase and target date, and we’ll return a written bid.
Can you send a certificate of insurance?
Yes. We send a COI before the first job. Our crew are W-2 employees covered by workers’ comp.
Do you offer payment terms?
Yes. Approved contractors get Net 15 or Net 30. Your first job is paid on completion while we set up your account.
How soon can you start?
We can usually start within 3 to 5 business days. Tell us your inspection or closing date and we’ll schedule back from it.
What types of projects do you clean?
Single-family homes, townhomes and condos, multi-unit buildings and light commercial spaces.
Will you damage new finishes?
We identify each surface before cleaning it, use plastic blades and stone-safe products where needed, and test removers in a hidden spot first. We photograph existing damage at the walkthrough.
What areas do you serve?
St. Petersburg, Pinellas County and the greater Tampa Bay area. See our service areas.
Get a bid for your next job
Send us the project address, square footage, phase needed and your inspection or closing date. We'll come back with a written bid and an open date.
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