We understand that construction work can be a complicated process, with many activities taking place simultaneously on a single site. And when the work is done, there's still the headache of cleaning up the construction site before handing over the keys to the landlord. That's where C&C Cleaning Services comes in! We offer post-construction cleaning services for newly built homes, commercial structures, and even remodeled properties - no matter how big or small. At C&C Cleaning Services, we understand that after all the hard work your team has put into construction, you're sure to want to make the best first impression on our customers.
That's why we offer a variety of building cleaning services and general commercial cleaning services to meet the unique needs of your work. We'll take the final steps of post-construction cleaning as easily as possible, so you can enjoy the happiness of completing the project. Providing post-construction cleaning is a common complementary service for your commercial cleaning company and one that can be very cost-effective, if you know what you're doing. Chris Middleton, franchisee of Office Pride Commercial Cleaning Services in Kokomo-Tipton, Indiana, explains that many cleaning companies add post-construction cleaning to their service offerings once they have earned a good reputation in their market. It's a logical transition, as you're already providing recurring cleaning services for professional offices. At C&C Cleaning Services, we specialize in post-construction cleaning services that will leave your construction site ready for inspection, operation and daily use.
Our commercial cleaning services are effective, professional and results-oriented. We also place signs after cleaning an area so that contractors know that it was cleaned and that they will have to clean themselves or risk paying for additional cleaning. Post-construction cleaning is one of the most cost-effective divisions you can add to your commercial cleaning company, but only if you have experience in how to find the business, how to deal with general contractors, how to price the work and how to protect yourself with exemptions. For example, exemptions for window cleaning are common because new windows covered in construction dust and mud are vulnerable to scratching, and cleaners can be blamed for damage that occurred even before the windows were cleaned.
