Evening and weekend handover cleaning in Tokyo
Standard visits are 9:00 to 17:00; evenings and weekends are agreed by message. Fixed price per project, reply within 1 hour, photo report afterwards.
When the building is only free after closing
The usual visit is 9:00 to 17:00, but a handover does not always allow it. If the work area is next to a working shop, if the trades are on site until the evening, or if the lift can only be used at certain times, daytime cleaning does not fit. In those cases we agree an evening or weekend slot, and we tell you by message whether our crew can do it for your date.
Evenings: finishing after the trades leave
Some projects end with the trades working until the last moment. An evening visit lets our crew start the dust-removal and detail work as soon as the last trade has packed up, so nothing is cleaned and then dusted again. We plan the visit with your site manager: which rooms are released, when, and who is the last person on site to hand over the building.
Weekends: using the quiet days
A weekend visit suits buildings that are busy on weekdays: offices, clinics, shops and apartment blocks with residents. With fewer people around, the crew can move through corridors, lobbies and shared washrooms without getting in the way. Weekend visits are by agreement, and we will propose a day and ask you to confirm it, together with the scope and the fixed price.
Access, keys and building management
Out-of-hours work depends on who can open the building. Tell us how the keys, door codes or the management office are arranged, and who we contact if we cannot get in. Many buildings have their own rules for evenings and weekends, and we follow whatever your building manager gives us. Please share them in the first message, so the plan fits from the start. If the building has a sign-in desk or a register for visitors, we use it, and our crew carries the details of who is on site so that the management office can reach the supervisor quickly.
Noise, lifts and neighbours
Cleaning is not noisy work, but a vacuum cleaner and moving equipment can be heard in a quiet building. If there are neighbours, residents or a shop next door that need a notice, or a lift that has to be booked, tell us. We keep the equipment we bring to what the job needs, and the supervisor handles the crew’s conduct in shared areas.
Agreeing the time by message
Everything about an out-of-hours visit is settled by message: the day, the arrival time, the area, the price. You send the details, we reply within 1 hour with a proposal, and the visit is booked once you have confirmed. Because the arrangement is on record, a later change of plan is easy to re-confirm, and nobody has to remember what was said on the phone.
Occupied and partly open buildings
Not every handover is of an empty building. A floor can be finished while neighbouring floors are in use, or one unit can be handed over while others are still under construction. We clean the released area, keep to its boundary and leave the rest as it is. Tell us where the line is, and we mark it in the photo report.
Light and visibility for the detail pass
A final inspection is only as good as the light it is done in. In the evening we ask that the lighting in the work area is on, so the crew can see streaks, film and smudges on glass and fixtures. If the lighting is not connected yet, tell us in advance; we then say what can and cannot be checked properly, rather than pretend.
What happens to the debris and the bags
Light debris and offcuts collected by the crew are put into bags. Tell us where the bags may be left for the site’s own disposal, whether at a collection point, with the building manager or in the contractor’s own waste area. We do not haul industrial waste, and we do not leave bags in corridors or lift halls, where they would be in the way of the next person.
Choosing between an evening and a weekend
An evening visit suits a handover where the last trade leaves late and the building is needed the next morning. A weekend visit suits a building that is busy during the week and needs a longer free period for a larger scope. Tell us how large the space is and when you need it back, and we suggest which of the two fits, and propose the day for you to confirm.
Price, limits and the 24-hour check
Post-construction cleaning is quoted per project at a fixed price, from the plans, floor area, photos or a site look, and confirmed by message before the visit. Wax stripping and sealing, polishing machines, HVAC duct cleaning, industrial waste hauling, high-rise exterior work, cured paint or adhesive damage, scratch repair and biohazards are not offered. If something is missed, report it within 24 hours with a photo and we re-clean at no extra cost. We serve the 23 wards and Kanagawa, Saitama, Chiba, Ibaraki, Tochigi and Gunma; pay by credit card, bank transfer, PayPay, cash, or invoice for business. Cancelling less than 24 hours before the visit costs 50%.
How do I book a cleaner?
Choose a service
Pick a plan and see the fixed price.
Pick a date
At least 24 hours ahead, between 9:00 and 17:00.
We confirm
We reply by email, normally within 1 hour.
We clean
Your cleaner arrives with supplies and the agreed checklist.
Frequently asked questions
Can you clean on a Sunday?
Weekend visits are by agreement. Message us the details and we tell you within 1 hour whether the crew can do the day.
Do you charge differently in the evening?
The price is a fixed price per project, confirmed by message before the visit, and it includes the time arrangement we agreed.
What if nobody can open the building?
Tell us who holds the keys or manages access and who we can contact. We plan the arrival around that.
Do you clean in the dark?
We ask that the work area lighting is on for the detail pass. If it is not, we tell you what we can check.
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