Commercial Construction Cleaning

Professional multi-phase cleaning for commercial spaces in Ottawa after construction or tenant buildout. Our commercial post-construction cleaning service is designed for office buildings, retail spaces, restaurants, medical clinics, and institutional facilities that need to meet occupancy standards before opening day.

Ottawa's commercial construction market is active year-round, with major projects along the LRT corridor, in the downtown core, and in suburban business parks across Kanata, Nepean, and Orleans. Whether you are completing a new ground-up build, a tenant improvement in an existing building, or a full interior renovation, our commercial cleaning crews deliver the systematic, documented cleaning that property managers and general contractors require.

Our service follows a structured multi-phase approach. Phase one addresses bulk debris removal and initial surface cleaning. Phase two covers detailed cleaning of all fixtures, surfaces, millwork, and mechanical systems. Phase three is the final inspection-ready clean, where every surface is polished, floors receive their initial treatment, and the space is prepared for furniture installation and occupancy. For restaurant buildouts, we include kitchen equipment degreasing and hood cleaning. For medical and dental offices, we follow enhanced sanitization protocols.

We coordinate directly with your general contractor and project manager to align our cleaning schedule with the construction timeline, working around finishing trades to avoid rework. Our crews are fully insured for commercial properties, carry WHMIS certification, and comply with all Ontario workplace safety requirements. We provide detailed cleaning reports that satisfy landlord and municipal inspection requirements.

Floor treatment is a major component of commercial cleaning. We handle polished concrete sealing, VCT stripping and waxing, carpet extraction, tile and grout cleaning, and hardwood finishing preparation. All work is completed to the standard required for your certificate of occupancy under the Ontario Building Code.