It’s not an easy job, especially when you’re exhausted from the completion of the project. That’s where our construction cleanup checklist comes into play. When you’ve finished a renovation but you’re surrounded by dirt and debris, our checklist will help ensure that you don’t forget anything. Or, if you’re thinking about hiring a professional cleaner, our construction cleanup checklist will show you just how much work and stress you’ll be saving yourself.

GENERAL CLEANUP

Clean walls (includes dust, dirt, scuffs, smudges)
Dust ceilings and ceiling fans
Eliminate small debris and trash
Remove stickers from windows
Clean trim, baseboards, window frames, and doorframes
Dust handrails, mantels, and other various woodwork
Clean sides and tops of doors
Remove any paint, mud, and debris from hinges
Clean interior masonry (brick, rock, marble, etc.)
Vacuum carpet (taking care around the edges)
Sweep and damp mop floors (this may or may not include buffing, waxing, sealing, etc.)
Damp mop vertical/horizontal surfaces to remove as much dust as possible.
Clean windows (glass, tracks, frames, etc.) and remove any stickers
Clean light fixtures and bulbs

ENTRY & EXITS

Clean doors
Vacuum and dust entryway
Sweep and clean porch
Clean threshold
Clean exterior lights and remove any stickers
Pressure wash driveway, porch, deck, etc.

UTILITY/GARAGE

Clean cabinets inside and out
Clean appliances inside and out
Sweep and/or vacuum floors
Wipe clean furnace, water heater, and other utilities

Touch-Up cleaning is not required for all projects. Typically, it is done after a final cleaning because there has been a delay in the occupancy of the building or to touch up after a revisit of a returning contractor.

       Whew! It’s a lot of work, but someone’s gotta do it. New construction or a renovation job can’t be fully enjoyed until the space is cleared out, cleaned up, and perfectly pristine. Some construction companies and facility managers take care of the cleanup themselves, but if you would like a superior cleanup job performed by a company with over twenty years of experience, consider contacting VISION Group Cleaning Services. By using a professional cleaning company, your crew can leave immediately after the construction work is finished. Plus, with our construction cleanup checklist, you know we’ll take care of every last chore.

KITCHEN

Vacuum, dust, and clean shelving and drawers
Clean cabinet doors, tops of cabinets, glass, etc.
Scrub countertops, edges, and back splashes
Dust mop walls and floors
Clean excess caulking, adhesives, and debris from sinks/faucets
Clean appliances inside and out (and under!)
Remove all packaging, plastic, labels, etc. and throw away
Remove stainless steel protection film
Polish stainless steel
Sanitize kitchens to make them ready for use

BATH

Clean cabinets inside and out
Clean excess caulking, adhesives, and debris from sinks/faucets
Clean toilets
Dust mop walls
Clean mirrors and glass
Remove any stickers from toilet, bathtub, sink, etc.
Remove all packaging, plastic, labels, etc. and throw away
Sanitize washrooms to make them ready for use