DEVELOPERS & CONSTRUCTION
Post-Construction Cleaning Built for Project Handoff
UnitReady helps developers and general contractors move multi-unit projects from construction condition to clean, documented, turnover-ready spaces. From final cleaning and punch-phase touch-ups to unit-by-unit completion documentation, we coordinate the lastmile cleaning work around your release schedule — so finished spaces are ready for walkthroughs, leasing, operations, or occupancy.
Post-Construction Cleaning Built for Project Handoff
The building is almost done. UnitReady gets the finished product ready to hand over.
Phased Project Cleaning
Cleanout to final detail, managed
Multi-Unit Capacity
Depending on scope & availability
Punch & Final Clean Support
Subject to crew availability
Documented Completion
Multifamily communities across DFW
THE LAST MILE
The Project Isn’t Finished When the Trades Leave
Construction may be substantially complete, but the handoff can still stall because of fine dust, adhesive residue, dirty glass, construction traffic, leftover packaging, incomplete final detailing, or areas disturbed again during punch work. And on multi-unit projects, those issues repeat across units, corridors, amenity spaces, leasing areas, common spaces, entries, stairwells, elevators, and back-of-house areas. The challenge isn’t simply “getting the building cleaned.” It’s coordinating the final cleaning around trade completion, punch work, inspections, phased releases, and the actual handoff schedule.
UnitReady treats post-construction cleaning as part of project closeout — not an afterthought at the end.
THE UNITREADY APPROACH
From Construction Complete to Handoff Ready.
Phased Cleaning
Cleaning scheduled around the actual project sequence rather than forcing every space into one final pass.
Unit-by-Unit Execution
Repeatable scopes across apartments, rooms, homes, or other repeated spaces.
Final Quality Review
Structured review against the approved cleaning scope before completion is documented.
Completion Documentation
Photo-supported completion records help project teams see what was completed and where follow-up may still be needed.
Cleaner handoffs. Better visibility. Fewer last-minute surprises.
CLEANING BY PROJECT PHASE
Rough. Final. Touch-Up. Different Work at Different Times.
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Rough / Progress Cleaning
Loose debris, packaging, bulk trash, sweep-out, accessible surface dust, workarea preparation.
Final Clean
Fine dust removal, cabinets/millwork, fixtures, appliances, glass/tracks, doors/trim, bathrooms, kitchens, floor detailing, baseboards, horizontal surfaces, interior presentation.
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Touch-Up / Punch Clean
Resettled dust, fingerprints, foot traffic, spot detailing, glass touch-ups, surface touch-ups, final presentation review
Important Note: Not every project requires every phase. UnitReady scopes the work around project condition, trade schedule, turnover plan, and areas being released.
BUILT FOR PROJECT TEAMS
Designed for Projects With Repeated Spaces and Real Deadlines.
Multifamily Developers
Apartment and mixed-use residential projects requiring repeatable cleaning across units, common areas, amenities, and leasing spaces.
General Contractors
A dependable cleaning partner coordinated around project milestones, punch work, owner walkthroughs, and turnover dates.
Build-to-Rent Developers
Home-by-home or phase-by-phase final cleaning across communities being delivered in blocks.
Hospitality Developers
Guest rooms, corridors, common areas, amenity spaces, and operational areas prepared before opening or turnover
Senior Living Developers
Residential units, common spaces, and community areas requiring consistent final preparation before operational handoff.
BUILT FOR REPEATABILITY
One Unit Is Easy. Keeping 200 Units Consistent Is the Job.
Multi-unit developments create a different cleaning challenge. It’s not enough for one model unit to look perfect. The same standard has to be repeated across dozens or hundreds of spaces while different floors, buildings, or phases may be at different points in construction.
Building
Floor
Unit Stack
Release Phase
Priority block
Room group
Home block
UnitReady is built around that kind of repeated operational execution.
PROJECT CLEANING SCOPE
The Details People Notice at Handoff
Units & Rooms
Construction dust, cabinets and drawers, appliances, countertops, fixtures, mirrors, bathrooms, kitchens, closets, doors, trim, baseboards, floors, interior glass, window tracks, balconies where included
Common Areas
Corridors, stairwells, elevators, leasing offices, amenity spaces, mail rooms, club rooms, fitness areas, restrooms, entries.
Construction Residue
Adhesive residue, labels/protective film, fine drywall dust, light packaging debris, approved construction residue, final surface detailing.
Disclaimer: Scope depends on surface type, project phase, site conditions, access, equipment requirements, and approved project specifications. Hazardous-material remediation and specialized trade work are outside standard UnitReady cleaning scope unless handled by appropriately qualified vendors.
SCHEDULED AROUND THE BUILD
Cleaning Too Early Is Expensive.
A final clean performed while dust-producing trades are still working usually becomes another final clean. Before major final-clean mobilization, UnitReady should confirm:
Major dust-producing work substantially complete
Finished surfaces installed where applicable
Access available
Utilities available where required
Trade activity understood
Project areas identified
Punch schedule coordinated
Target walkthrough / release date established
The cleaner the handoff between trades and final cleaning, the less rework the project pays for.
DOCUMENTED PROJECT COMPLETION
Know What Was Cleaned — Unit by Unit.
For multi-unit projects, “the cleaning crew finished” isn’t enough information. UnitReady can provide structured completion documentation through the UnitReady Optimization System™, giving project teams clearer visibility into completed work.
Unit-Level Completion
Before & After Documentation
Scope Verification
Visible Condition Observations
UnitReady documentation supports cleaning closeout and operational visibility. It does not replace inspections, architect/engineer review, GC punch-list responsibility, or authority-having-jurisdiction approvals
HOW UNITREADY FITS INTO THE PROJECT
A Cleaning Workflow Built Around Closeout.
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Project Walk & Scope
Review project type, areas, phase, schedule, access, surface conditions, and turnover requirements.
Build the Cleaning Plan
Define phases, areas, unit blocks, documentation requirements, sequencing, and pricing.
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Mobilize by Release
Crews are scheduled around approved areas as they become ready for cleaning.
Verify Completion
Completed spaces move through UnitReady’s quality and documentation process.
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Address Touch-Ups
Approved touch-up areas are coordinated after subsequent trade or punch activity where included.
Complete Handoff
Final cleaning documentation is organized for the project’s completed service areas.
BEYOND PROJECT COMPLETION
The Vendor Doesn’t Have to Disappear After Opening Day.
For multifamily, build-to-rent, hospitality, manufactured housing, and senior living projects, construction closeout is only the beginning of the property’s operating life.
Where appropriate, UnitReady can transition from:
Post-Construction Cleaning → Initial Property Handoff → Operational Turnover Support.
So a multifamily developer can finish a project with UnitReady and the property-management team can later use UnitReady for recurring apartment turns. A hotel project can move from final project clean into recurring room turnover support. A build-to-rent community can move into resident-turn services
One relationship can continue beyond the construction trailer.
PROJECT PRICING
Pricing Based on the Project — Not a Generic Cleaning Package.
Project type
Square footage
Number of units
Cleaning phase
Construction condition
Dust and debris level
Glass requirements
Flooring and finish types
Access requirements
Equipment requirements
Schedule
Trade activity
Number of mobilizations
Phased releases
Touch-up requirements
Completion documentation
Send us the plans or unit count, project stage, target turnover dates, and required cleaning scope. We’ll build the pricing around the actual work
ONE POINT OF ACCOUNTABILITY
Your Superintendent Shouldn’t Have to Chase the Cleaning Crew.
Project teams already coordinate subcontractors, inspections, materials, punch items, owners, architects, property teams, and turnover dates. Cleaning shouldn’t create another communication mess. UnitReady provides one accountable relationship for the approved cleaning scope, schedule, completion status, and documentation.
Clear Scope
Know what is and isn’t included.
Release-Based Scheduling
Coordinate cleaning around ready areas.
Completion Visibility
Know what’s been completed.
Exception Escalation
Issues that affect completion get surfaced rather than buried.
WHY UNITREADY
Built for the Handoff — Not Just the Cleanup.
Multi-Unit Mindset
Designed around repeated units and spaces where consistency matters.
Coordinated Execution
Scopes, crews, schedules, quality review, and documentation organized through one relationship.
Documentation Built In
Completion records support cleaner project closeout and better visibility.
Operational Continuity
For eligible property types, UnitReady can remain the turnover partner after the project transitions into operations.
START WHERE THE PROJECT NEEDS US
For larger projects, UnitReady can begin with an approved building, floor, unit block, turnover phase, amenity area, or priority release. That allows both teams to validate scope, quality standard, communication, timing, and documentation before expanding the relationship.
FAQ
Can you work around active trades? Scheduling can be coordinated around active construction, but final-clean performance depends heavily on site readiness and ongoing dust-producing work. The cleaning plan should be aligned with the project schedule before mobilization.
Do you provide completion photos? Yes, project scopes may include photo-supported completion documentation and structured quality verification.
How is construction cleaning priced? Pricing is customized according to project size, cleaning phase, unit count, condition, surfaces, access, schedule, mobilization requirements, and documentation needs.