The job’s done. It doesn’t look it yet.
The last thing that happens on site is the first thing your client sees.
We do the handover clean on new builds, refurbishments and fit-outs across Stoke-on-Trent and Newcastle-under-Lyme. Dust off everything, protection off the floors, glass done, sanitary ware finished — the point where a finished job finally looks finished.
We work to your programme. Handover dates move and trades overrun. Evenings and weekends are normal for us, so a Friday completion for a Monday handover isn’t a problem — we’d just rather be told late than find out on the day.
- Dust, debris and construction residue removed throughout
- Paint, adhesive, plaster and silicone off glass, frames and fittings
- Windows cleaned inside and out where access allows
- Floor protection lifted, floors cleaned and finished
- Kitchens, washrooms and sanitary ware fully cleaned
- Skirtings, frames, sills, sockets, switches and light fittings
- Final walk-through with you before we leave the site
- Waste cleared, with removal arranged through a licensed carrier
We come and look
Nobody can price a floor they haven't stood on. We walk the site, note the finishes, the access and the state it's in.
You get it in writing
What's included, how long it takes, and what it costs. The price we quote is the price you pay.
First clean, then sparkle
On most jobs the first clean happens while trades are still finishing. We come back for the sparkle clean once the site is genuinely clear, and price both together.
Walk it before we go
You sign it off on site, not by email three days later.
Most of our work comes from people who build for a living, not from one-off clients.
Builders, developers, shopfitters and fit-out contractors. If you’ve a run of plots, units or shops coming through, we’d rather price the programme than the property — it’s cheaper for you and it means we’re already in the diary when the dates move.
Send us the drawings or the address.
Tell us what stage the job's at and when handover is. We'll come and look, then put a price in writing.