Rough cleans. Final cleans. Punch-list touch-ups.
NACC provides scope-based post-construction
cleaning for general contractors, builders,
developers, and property managers.
From retail tenant improvements to office
renovations and multifamily projects,
we help prepare completed spaces for
inspection, occupancy, and turnover.
A final clean is not the same as routine janitorial service. Construction dust, unfinished punch work, and compressed schedules require a clearly defined plan.
A cleaning bid should identify what gets cleaned,
when the area needs to be ready, who supplies
what, and how return visits are handled.
We evaluate the project before committing
to a price or schedule. That means reviewing
the relevant drawings, square footage,
finish conditions, access requirements,
and cleaning phases.
Because "clean the building" is not a
scope of work.
We evaluate each phase separately. A proposal may cover one phase, multiple phases, or a defined combination depending on project requirements.
Preliminary cleaning that helps move a project from active construction toward detailed finish work.
Detailed interior cleaning after the major trades have substantially finished their work.
Targeted return cleaning for agreed areas affected by final trade activity.
Not every project needs all three phases. We review the plans, conditions, and requested deliverables before pricing.
Construction cleaning is not one-size-fits-all. We evaluate projects based on the building, finish materials, phase requirements, site logistics, and available crews.
Retail buildouts, storefronts, tenant improvement projects, and renovated customer-facing commercial spaces.
Office buildouts, corporate interiors, administrative spaces, and professional suite renovations.
Apartment units, leasing facilities, corridors, common areas, and amenity spaces within approved project scopes.
Project-based cleaning of vacant units following renovations, repairs, or improvement work.
Updated interiors, remodeled facilities, and spaces transitioning from construction back into regular use.
Other suitable commercial, residential new-construction, or public-sector projects evaluated individually.
We define responsibilities before mobilization so the superintendent, estimator, and cleaning crew are working from the same expectations.
Subject to the approved proposal and site conditions.
Evaluated and priced separately where appropriate.
These services are not part of a standard construction cleaning proposal.
One important distinction:
Construction dust removal does not
automatically include specialized
hazardous-dust remediation.
Material conditions, access,
equipment, and cleaning methods
must be evaluated before acceptance.
Plans and specifications control
the final proposal. Nothing on
this page overrides an approved
written scope.
The condition of the site has a direct effect on labor, scheduling, safety, and the quality of the final result. These are the questions we clarify before mobilization.
Rough cleaning may occur while construction continues elsewhere. Final cleaning generally requires the assigned rooms to be substantially finished and released for cleaning.
The GC and NACC establish whether loose debris removal is included and who is responsible for dumpsters, bulk waste, off-site disposal, and trade-generated debris.
We confirm utilities, entry procedures, parking, staging, restroom access, and any site-specific safety requirements.
New glass, paint, cabinetry, flooring, and fixtures require appropriate methods. Questionable residues or delicate finishes may need approval before treatment.
If installers, painters, or other trades return after final cleaning, the project may need a defined touch-up allowance or separately priced revisit.
We clarify the requested finish standard, inspection approach, punch-list process, and whether a documented return visit is included in the price.
A low number on bid day is not much help if the work cannot actually be completed for that price. We prefer realistic labor planning, clear expectations, and professional communication.
We evaluate the actual project requirements rather than treating every building as identical.
NACC is veteran-owned and women-owned, with an emphasis on defined standards and direct communication.
NACC uses vetted, background-checked personnel. Project-specific insurance and site requirements are reviewed before commitment.
We evaluate construction schedules, handoff dates, site access, and practical crew availability.
Our approach emphasizes documented expectations, review of cleaned areas, and communication about outstanding work.
We discuss delivery requirements before accepting a project, including staffing, scope, safety, timing, and subcontracting arrangements.
Whether you're soliciting multiple subcontractor quotes or need a one-time final clean, here's how we evaluate a potential project.
Share the project name, location, square footage, requested phases, and schedule information.
Provide a plan-room or document-sharing link when available. Relevant cleaning notes and finish schedules help.
We evaluate site conditions, service requirements, travel, staffing, equipment, and deadlines.
A walkthrough may be requested to clarify access, finishes, site readiness, or the cleaning standard.
If the opportunity is a fit, we provide a project-specific bid with inclusions, exclusions, assumptions, and pricing.
After acceptance, we coordinate access, approved phases, crew scheduling, and the agreed completion process.
NACC's background includes
commercial cleaning assignments
in professional workplaces,
recurring facility maintenance,
and detailed multi-room cleaning.
We bring that experience into
the evaluation of construction
cleaning scopes, while treating
each project as its own
operational commitment.
Cleaning experience in office environments with multiple rooms, shared areas, and defined work requirements.
Recurring cleaning experience in professional practice environments where consistency and communication matter.
Experience working with commercial clients and evaluating construction-sector cleaning opportunities. Project feasibility is reviewed before acceptance.
Client identities are not published without permission. Construction bid submissions are not represented as completed cleaning projects.
Our priority service area includes
Raleigh, Garner, Cary, Apex,
Holly Springs, Fuquay-Varina,
Clayton, Durham, Wake Forest,
Chapel Hill, Morrisville,
and surrounding Triangle communities.
We also evaluate larger
post-construction opportunities
elsewhere in North Carolina,
including projects requiring
subcontractor coordination.
Out-of-area availability depends
on the project size, scope,
staffing plan, schedule,
travel requirements,
and financial feasibility.
Post-construction cleaning prepares
a space for turnover.
Recurring commercial cleaning
helps maintain it afterward.
If your office, retail facility,
or multifamily property also
needs ongoing maintenance,
NACC can evaluate a separate
recurring cleaning scope.
Real answers for GCs, estimators, builders, and property managers.
Post-construction cleaning is quoted by project. Pricing depends on square footage, cleaning phases, finish materials, dust and debris conditions, access, equipment, staffing, and deadlines. NACC provides custom bids rather than a universal per-square-foot construction cleaning rate.
Rough cleaning is preliminary work performed as designated areas become ready. Final cleaning is a more detailed cleaning of approved finished spaces, typically after major dusty trades have substantially finished. Each phase has its own scope and labor requirements.
Yes. Touch-up cleaning can be included as a defined project phase or priced separately. The proposal should specify the number of return visits, targeted areas, timing, and labor-hour allowance. Unlimited callbacks are not automatically included.
Yes. We can review available drawings, specifications, cleaning notes, finish schedules, and project details to evaluate a bid. A site walkthrough or additional clarification may still be required.
Yes. NACC evaluates retail tenant improvements, commercial office buildouts, renovations, and other suitable construction projects. Acceptance depends on the actual cleaning scope, project conditions, and crew availability.
Yes. We evaluate apartment unit cleaning, multifamily common areas, leasing spaces, and other project-specific construction cleaning needs. Unit counts, floorplans, access, scope, and turnover schedule help determine capacity.
NACC generally provides standard cleaning equipment and materials appropriate to the agreed scope. Specialty equipment, lifts, rentals, site consumables, and unusual materials must be addressed in the proposal.
Not automatically. Accessible interior glass may be included when specified, but exterior glazing, elevated work, and specialty glass treatment require separate scope review.
Light residue removal may be evaluated where safe and appropriate. Heavy or bonded residue, specialty treatments, and work that risks damaging new finishes require explicit approval and separate scope consideration.
Later trade activity can recontaminate cleaned areas. We recommend scheduling the final clean after major work is complete and defining any touch-up return separately. Additional work caused by later trade activity is not automatically included.
We evaluate accelerated, evening, and other special access windows individually. Availability depends on the approved scope, site requirements, staffing, and lead time. A request does not guarantee schedule acceptance.
NACC is insured and uses vetted, background-checked cleaning personnel. Contractor-specific insurance, onboarding, safety, and documentation requirements must be reviewed before accepting the project.
Yes. We evaluate selected post-construction projects throughout North Carolina. Scope, project size, travel, labor coverage, schedule, and financial requirements determine whether an out-of-area opportunity is feasible.
Send the project name, location, approximate square footage, cleaning phases, bid deadline, anticipated cleaning dates, and relevant plans or specifications. Include site-readiness information and special cleaning requirements where available.
No. Every opportunity is reviewed for scope, staffing, site access, timing, risk, and operational fit. We will determine whether NACC can provide a proposal after reviewing the information.
Send the essentials so
we can determine whether
NACC is a fit for the project.
We welcome bid invitations
for commercial construction,
tenant improvements,
multifamily work,
and suitable renovation projects.
The more specific the scope,
the more useful our response.
You can also email the invitation,
plans, cleaning specifications,
and bid instructions to:
operations@notanothercleaningco.com
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Retail. Office. Multifamily.
Renovation. New construction.
Show us the scope, the schedule,
and the expectations.
We'll evaluate what
NACC can deliver.