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Architecture firm cleaning partner in Tokyo

Final cleaning planned from your drawings, so the inspection and the client walk-through see the building you designed.

Fixed pricesTax included
Travel included23 wards of Tokyo
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Quick answerAn architect walks the building at completion looking for what was drawn and what was built. Dust, film and smears hide both. eStreet! Cleaning works with architecture firms in Tokyo as a cleaning partner for the final clean: planned from your drawings and room schedule, finished before the completion inspection and the client walk-through, and documented with photos. We quote a fixed price per project, and we tell you plainly what a clean can and cannot do.
Illustration of a clean, bright Tokyo interior

Cleaning planned from your drawings

The plan set tells us more than a visit can: the room names, the floor finishes, the glazing types and the built-in joinery. Send floor plans and the finish schedule, and we prepare the checklist using your room names and numbers so that our report matches your inspection notes. If a drawing and the site differ, we raise it by message instead of guessing.

Cleaning a stove top

Before the completion inspection

Inspections go better when the building is clean, because defects are easier to see on a clean surface. Dust hides scratches in glass, film hides marks in frames and smears hide gaps in sealant. We clean so that the inspector, the contractor and the client can read the surfaces. We agree the timing around the contractor’s own rectification work, so that the clean is not undone.

What the crew does

Our crew removes construction dust and fine dust from surfaces, sills, frames, shelves and fixtures, wipes down walls, doors and built-in cabinets, and cleans windows, glass and sashes. We take off protective film, curing tape, stickers and labels, and clean kitchens, bathrooms, toilets and washrooms. Fresh sealant or silicone smudges and light paint splatter are wiped from glass, tile and fixtures with surface-safe methods. Floors are swept, vacuumed and damp-mopped, and vents and grilles are wiped on the surface.

Squeegee on a glass shower screen

A flag list for your punch list

While cleaning, our crew sees every surface close up. When we notice something that looks like a defect, such as a chip, a gap, a scratch or a cured splash, we photograph it and add it to a short flag list in the report. We do not diagnose the cause and we do not repair it; the list gives you a head start for your own inspection notes. It is not a replacement for your inspection.

The client walk-through

After the completion inspection, the client usually walks the building with the architect and the contractor. A building that is clean lets that conversation stay on the design, the proportions and the light, rather than on the dust. If the walk-through brings up something we missed, report it within 24 hours with a photo and we re-clean it at no extra cost.

Modern Japanese-style living room

Fixed price per project

We quote a fixed price per project, from the drawings and floor area, photos or a site look. The quote lists the rooms and areas included, in your naming where possible. The price is confirmed by message before the visit and does not change on the day. If the client adds an area, we quote the addition separately before we start.

Scale and timing

A small house or office is handled by one cleaner with a supervisor, a larger building by two cleaners with a supervisor, and for large projects the team is sized to the job. The supervisor reviews the checklist at the end and sends the photos. Standard visits run from 9:00 to 17:00; other times can be agreed to fit the inspection and walk-through dates.

What a clean cannot do

We do not offer wax stripping and sealing, floor polishing machines, HVAC duct cleaning, industrial waste removal or hauling, exterior high-rise or gondola work, removal of cured paint or adhesive damage, scratch repair or biohazard work. We do not promise to remove damage that is part of the surface. If you want to know before you commit, send a photo and we say plainly what we can do, and whether another trade is needed.

Coverage, language and payment

We serve the 23 wards of Tokyo and Kanagawa, Saitama, Chiba, Ibaraki, Tochigi and Gunma, with travel stated before the booking is final outside the 23 wards. We answer within one hour at any time of day and work in English and Japanese, which suits projects with overseas clients. Firms are invoiced; payment by bank transfer, credit card, PayPay or cash.

Drawings that help us most

You do not need to prepare anything special. Floor plans with room names are the most useful, followed by the finish schedule, the door and window schedule, and a sheet showing which areas the contractor will release first. Even a rough set is enough to start, and we refine the checklist as your documents are updated. If a room is not on the drawings but exists on site, we ask rather than skip it.

Large buildings cleaned by zone

For a larger building the inspection often moves floor by floor or zone by zone. We can follow the same sequence: clean the zone the inspector will see first, report it, then move on. This keeps the clean fresh for each part of the inspection and gives your team a photo record for each zone as it is released. The team is sized to the building, and the supervisor stays in contact with your project architect by message.

Houses, small offices and cultural spaces

Architecture firms work across very different buildings: a private house with exposed concrete, a small office with long glass runs, a gallery or a community space with large open floors. Each shows dust and film differently, and each has surfaces that need care, such as raw concrete, oiled timber or large panes. Tell us what is special about the materials, and we choose methods to suit them. Where a finish is too delicate for our methods, we say so and leave it untouched.

How do I book a cleaner?

  1. Choose a service

    Pick a plan and see the fixed price.

  2. Pick a date

    At least 24 hours ahead, between 9:00 and 17:00.

  3. We confirm

    We reply by email, normally within 1 hour.

  4. We clean

    Your cleaner arrives with supplies and the agreed checklist.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can you use our room names and numbers?

Yes. Send the plans and finish schedule and we build the checklist on your naming.

Do you repair defects you find?

No. We photograph and flag them. Repair stays with the responsible trade.

Can the clean be timed after the contractor’s rectification works?

Yes. We agree the timing with the contractor so the clean is not undone.

What do you need for a quote?

Plans and floor area, or photos. We reply within one hour and confirm a fixed price before the visit.

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Fixed priceTeam + supervisorEnglish and Japanese

Ready to book? Check availability

Inquiries and reservations are accepted 24 hours a day. When you submit, we check availability, assign a cleaner and contact you within 1 hour.

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