From construction site to move-in ready.

Projects that need it.

Tenant improvements are the most common case: an office floor rebuilt for a new company, a medical suite fitted out or a storefront reworked in a retail center. Life-science buildings and converted warehouses bring their own finishes, from polished concrete to wide glass partitions.

Each project ends the same way, with a space that has to be ready for people on a fixed date. We plan the cleaning passes backward from that date so the final clean lands right before the keys change hands.

Budgeting post-construction cleaning

Post-construction cleaning is a one-time job priced per square foot. Using 2026 published figures for construction cleanup, most full rough, final and touch-up cleans across our service area land between $0.28 and $0.70 a square foot. Light remodels with little dust in northern Nevada can come in near $0.20, and Bay Area new builds with heavy debris, lots of glass and tight deadlines can reach $1.00.

Say you’re opening an 8,000-square-foot tenant improvement in a downtown Reno office building. All three phases at $0.45 a square foot come to $3,600. A small suite refresh that needs only a final clean costs far less, while a ground-up retail building with storefront glass and high ceilings costs more per foot.

Dust load drives most of the cost: drywall sanding and concrete cutting leave a fine layer on every ledge, vent and fixture. The amount of window and storefront glass, high ledges and open ceilings, debris that needs clearing and the number of cleaning phases you need all add time. A firm opening date or inspection with little lead time means a larger crew working faster, which raises the price. Floors that need scrubbing or a first finish coat are priced alongside. Share your plans and opening date at a free walkthrough, and we’ll send a written plan and quote.