01An approach for each project phase
An area may need a preparatory clean before work begins. During the project, we maintain agreed rooms or routes; after completion, released areas receive a more thorough clean. Each phase has its own scope and frequency. Collecting, preparing for removal or removing agreed renovation waste can be included separately. This keeps the work in each phase clearly defined.
02Careful removal of construction dust
Fine dust settles on floors, edges, frames and accessible fittings. We remove it with appropriate equipment and a sequence suited to the situation. Suitable work residues can also be included. New finishes and delicate materials need their own approach; not every surface can immediately be wet-cleaned or treated with the same product.
03Working in a partly occupied building
We agree which areas are empty, partly occupied or in use. Access, working times and separation of work areas are discussed with your contact. Furnishings and personal belongings may need clearing or protection. Cleaning supports the project but does not replace the contractor’s construction dust containment or safety measures.
04Checks for each released area
For phased work, we check the agreed components before a space returns to use or further finishing takes place. New contamination from a subsequent renovation phase has its own cleaning point. A separate handover clean can be scheduled before the final formal transfer. This distinguishes ongoing renovation cleaning from the final clean.