Crystal Purity has more than 25 years of post construction cleaning experience. We know what it takes to get a building ready for a grand opening, open-house, or move-in ready. We offer rough, final, and touch-up cleaning services for new constructions, tenant improvements, renovations, and new offices.

What To Include in Your Post Construction Cleaning Checklist?

Your post-construction cleaning checklist should cover every part of the building. It should serve as a guide to help workers inspect all aspects of the building, from floors, windows, and ceilings to the exterior, and removal of debris and debris. Here's what to include:

Entrances & Exits

All doors leading into the building must be checked and cleaned. It's the first thing a new owner notices when they enter the house.

  • Street lighting from dust
  • Make sure all lights are working
  • Wipe the windows
  • Cleaning doors, door frames, and door handles
  • Sweep porches

Living/Common Areas

The living rooms and common areas should be clear, clean, well-lit, and free of debris. All evidence that you were there working should be removed.

  • Floors are swept and vacuumed/mopped
  • All lights are working and free of dust
  • Doorknobs and light switches are clean
  • Windows, window sills, and window tracks are cleaned and dusted
  • No evidence of paint drops on the floors or scuff marks on the walls
  • Trash removed
  • Doors and doorframes cleaned

Kitchens

Kitchens can be complicated spaces, filled with crevices and spaces that often get overlooked. Part of completing a construction project is making sure the kitchen area is clean and everything is in working order.

  • Dust all shelves and counters
  • Clean inside appliances
  • Clean inside cabinets and drawers
  • Make sure all cabinet hardware is clean and secure
  • Sweep and vacuum/mop floors
  • Clean windows, window sills, and window tracks
  • Remove trash
  • Clean sink and backsplash
  • Wipe down all fixtures and finishes

Post Construction Cleaning Checklist (continuation)

Bathrooms

Although they’re usually one of the smallest rooms in a home, bathrooms must be clean and in working order by the end of a construction project.

  • The sink, tub, and shower are clean and sanitized
  • Toilet is sanitized
  • Mirrors, cabinets, and counters are wiped down
  • Floors are swept and vacuumed/mopped
  • Inside cabinets and drawers are cleaned
  • Windows, baseboards, light fixtures, doorknobs, and doorframes are cleaned
  • Trash is removed

Bedrooms

Removing trash, dusting light fixtures, and ensuring the floor, walls, and windows are clean are vital in a clean and complete bedroom area. Some other things to look out for when inspecting a bedroom area include:

  • Cleaning inside closets
  • Dusting light fixtures and ceiling fans
  • Wiping down baseboards
  • Dusting built-in shelving units
  • Dusting grates and vents
  • Removing paint from hinges

Outdoor Spaces/ Landscaping

The final step of your post-construction cleaning checklist should include a careful analysis of the exterior of the property. This means checking to make sure all packaging, tape, plastic, and other signs of construction are taken away from the property and disposed of properly.

  • Remove all trash from the premises
  • Sweep/power wash the walkways
  • Sweep all porches, decks, and patios
  • Clean garage door and mailbox

A post-construction cleaning checklist is a detailed document that classifies the various areas of a construction site to be cleaned. This helps workers walk through each space and identify any cleanup tasks that need to be completed before the project can be considered complete.

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