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Clinic construction cleaning in Tokyo

Before a clinic receives its first patient, every room needs to be free of building dust. eStreet! cleans clinic interiors after construction, surface by surface, and hands the doctor a photo record.

Fixed pricesTax included
Travel included23 wards of Tokyo
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Quick answerShort answer: send us the floor plan, or a few photos, and the date of your opening. Within 1 hour we reply with a fixed project price that is confirmed before the visit. Our crew removes construction dust from surfaces, cleans windows, fixtures, cabinets and washrooms, and sends a photo report. This is surface cleaning only. We do not offer medical-grade sterilisation and we do not touch medical devices.
Illustration of a clean, bright Tokyo interior

A clinic is a different kind of construction site

A clinic fit-out combines ordinary interior work with specialist installations: examination rooms, sinks in unusual places, built-in cabinets, partitions with frosted glass and reception counters designed for privacy. Dust from the work settles on exactly the places patients and staff will touch. We approach the clean room by room, following a checklist, so that the doctor or the project manager can see what was done in each space.

Vacuuming a living room with a wet-dry vacuum

Waiting room and reception

The first impression comes from the entrance, the waiting room and the reception counter. We clean glass doors, frosted glass, partitions, bench seating that is built in, shelves for leaflets, the reception counter and its cable openings, and wipe door frames and skirting boards. Protective film, stickers and curing tape are removed from new fixtures. Fresh sealant smudges and light paint splatter on glass or tile are wiped with surface-safe methods.

Consultation and treatment rooms

Rooms that will hold equipment are cleaned before the equipment arrives, which is easier for everyone. We wipe walls, doors, built-in cabinets and shelving inside and out, clean sinks and counters, wipe the outside of fixed fittings, and vacuum and damp-mop floors. We do not handle medical devices, dental chairs, imaging equipment or anything the medical supplier installs, and we leave their protective covers in place unless you ask us to deal with a specific item and we can do so safely.

Traditional Japanese room with tatami

What we do not claim

We want to be exact about this. Our work is surface cleaning after construction. We do not perform medical-grade sterilisation or disinfection programmes, and we do not issue any certificate of cleanliness for clinical use. If your clinic plans its own infection-control procedure before opening, that stays with your team. Our photo report records what was cleaned, nothing more.

Washrooms, staff room and storage

Patient toilets and staff washrooms are cleaned in full, from bowls and basins to mirrors, partitions and floors. The staff room, any small kitchen and the storage room are wiped and cleaned so that deliveries can be unpacked into a clean space. Light offcuts and packaging are collected into bags for the site’s own disposal. Bulky waste and leftover building materials are not hauled by us.

Vacuuming a wooden floor

Quiet, careful work in a multi-tenant medical building

Many clinics open in buildings shared with other tenants. Tell us about lift reservations, quiet hours, parking and access cards when you request the quote, and we follow them. We can plan an early or evening visit by agreement, though standard visits run from 9:00 to 17:00. Our team carries all products and equipment, so nothing needs to be borrowed from the site.

Privacy and the order of rooms

Patient-facing areas carry the most weight, so we agree an order with you: perhaps reception and waiting room last, so they are the freshest when the doctor walks through. Records rooms, cabinets that will hold patient files and any door with a lock are treated with respect, and we do not open or move anything that looks like it holds documents. Tell us which rooms are off limits and we log that in the checklist.

What to prepare

Please tell us where utilities are connected, which rooms still hold the contractor’s tools or the equipment supplier’s crates, and where we may park. If the interior designer used a special finish, such as an antibacterial wall coating, mention it so that we use a gentle method and avoid damaging the surface. Send any manufacturer’s care notes with your request, and we follow them where they concern cleaning.

Floors, doors and the fine detail

Clinics have corridors that must stay easy to move through, so floor finishes are often seamless sheets or tiles with few joints. We vacuum and damp-mop them with a method suited to the material, wipe door leaves, handles, push plates and frames, and clean the thresholds where dust and film edges tend to stay behind. Corners, the tops of door frames and the sides of built-in cabinets get a final check against the checklist before we photograph each room.

If the opening date moves

Clinic openings depend on inspections and equipment deliveries, so dates often shift. Tell us as soon as you know; a change made more than 24 hours before the visit is simply rescheduled, and we confirm the new date at any hour. If the scope changes, for example an extra consulting room, we add it to the same quote and confirm the fixed price before work begins.

Quoted per project

The price is fixed per project and is based on your plans, floor area, photos or a short site look. You see it, and the list of what it covers, before the visit, and nothing changes on the day. Requests are accepted at any hour, and we reply within 1 hour in English or Japanese. A small clinic may need one cleaner with a supervisor, a larger one two cleaners with a supervisor, and a very large facility a crew sized to the job.

The photo report for the project manager

Afterward we send photos for each room together with the finished checklist. Contractors use it to hand over to the clinic’s owner, and owners keep it with the building documents. If an area was missed, report it within 24 hours with a photo and we re-clean it at no extra cost. Payment is by invoice and bank transfer for businesses, or by credit card, PayPay or cash.

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

Do you sterilise or disinfect to a medical standard?

No. We clean construction dust from surfaces. Infection-control procedures stay with the clinic.

Will you clean our dental chair or imaging equipment?

No. We do not handle medical devices or equipment installed by the medical supplier.

Can the clean be done before the equipment arrives?

Yes, and we recommend it. Empty rooms are quicker to clean and nothing is at risk.

How is the price set?

As one fixed price per project, based on plans, floor area or photos, confirmed before the visit.

Price shown upfront. Book in 2 minutes, reply within 1 hour

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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