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Bulk unit handover cleaning in Tokyo

Cleaning for many apartment units on one schedule, with one checklist, one photo report per unit and one fixed project price.

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Travel included23 wards of Tokyo
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Quick answerA developer finishing an apartment building does not hand over one home, it hands over a floor, a block or an entire building, and the units rarely become ready at the same moment. eStreet! Cleaning treats the whole batch as one project: a single fixed price quoted from the unit schedule and plans, a team sized to the number of units, the same checklist for every door and a separate photo report for each unit.
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Why a batch is its own kind of project

Cleaning forty identical rooms is not forty small jobs added together. The value lies in repetition: once the crew has cleaned the first unit to the checklist, the same sequence can be applied to the next, and a difference between two units is easy to spot. That is why we price the batch as one project and not as a stack of single quotes. You get one number to put into your budget and one contact for the whole programme.

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What we need to quote the batch

Send the unit schedule if you have one: the number of units, their floor areas or layout types, the floors they are on, and the date range in which each group will be ready. Plans and a few photos of a finished unit are very helpful. We can also look at a sample unit on site. From these we confirm one fixed price per project by message before any visit, and that price does not depend on how the crew organises its work in each unit.

The checklist applied to every door

Each unit is cleaned against the same checklist: construction dust and fine dust removed from surfaces, sills, frames and shelves, walls, doors, fixtures and built-in cabinets wiped, windows, glass and sashes cleaned, protective film, curing tape, stickers and labels removed, kitchen, bathroom, toilet and washroom cleaned, floors swept, vacuumed and damp-mopped, vents and grilles wiped on the surface. A final detail pass closes each unit.

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Sequencing units as they become ready

Units are cleaned when your supervisor confirms they are ready, which usually means in groups by floor or by stack. Send the order you want and we plan the visits around it. If a unit is not ready when the crew arrives, we move on to the next one on the list and come back to it, as long as this has been agreed by message so that the price stays the same.

Team size for a batch

A few units can be handled by one cleaner with a supervisor, and a larger floor by two cleaners with a supervisor. For a whole building the team is sized to the job, and we tell you the arrangement by message before the visit. You are not asked to calculate the number of people from the number of units.

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Entry, keys and shared areas

Tell us how the crew gets into each unit, where keys are collected and returned, and which lifts and routes can be used while other trades are on the building. Entrance halls, corridors and shared interiors can be part of the scope if you add them to the request. We follow the building’s rules and the order of your site manager.

One photo report per unit

After the detail pass in each unit we send photos, grouped by unit, for the contractor or buyer. The report lets your sales or handover team show a buyer the unit as cleaned, and it lets your site manager review a floor remotely. If a point in a unit was missed and you report it within 24 hours with a photo, we re-clean that area at no extra cost.

Limits we state before the work starts

Wax stripping and sealing, floor polishing machines, HVAC duct cleaning, industrial waste hauling, gondola or high-rise exterior work, removal of cured paint or adhesive damage, scratch repair and biohazard cases fall outside our work. We cannot promise to remove damage that is part of a surface, and a pattern of such damage across many units is something we report to you, not hide.

What happens when units differ

Even in one building, units are not all the same: a corner unit with extra glass, a ground-floor unit with a garden entrance, a penthouse with a larger terrace door. Tell us which layout types exist and where, and we price each group by its floor area. If a unit turns out different from the plan, we say so by message before we begin that unit and agree on any change to the project price, so that the figure you approved does not change silently.

Coverage, language and payment

We serve the 23 wards of Tokyo plus Kanagawa, Saitama, Chiba, Ibaraki, Tochigi and Gunma, and state any travel cost outside the 23 wards before the booking is final. We work in English and Japanese, so a foreign developer and a Japanese contractor can read the same report. Businesses are invoiced and may pay by bank transfer, and card, PayPay and cash are accepted. A cancellation less than 24 hours before a visit is charged at 50%.

When the sample unit is not the whole story

A sample unit tells us a lot, but it can hide what a bulk batch will meet: a stairwell that is still being used by other trades, a lift that is booked for deliveries, a unit that is ready but whose neighbour is not. We ask about these when we plan the visits, so that the schedule you approve is one the crew can actually follow.

Starting the conversation

Send the building address, the unit count and the date the first units will be ready. We reply within 1 hour, and if a sample unit would help us fix the price, we arrange a look. Standard visits are between 9:00 and 17:00, and out-of-hours work can be agreed.

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

Is the price per unit or per project?

It is one fixed price for the project, confirmed by message before the visit, based on your unit schedule and plans.

Do you clean shared corridors and entrance halls?

They can be included if you add them to the request.

Can you send a report for each unit?

Yes. Photos are grouped by unit so that buyers and your site manager can review each one.

What if a unit is not ready when we arrive?

The crew moves to the next unit on the agreed list and returns later, as arranged by message.

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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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