Emergency builder clean for contractors in Tokyo
For builders and renovation firms who find, just before handover, that the cleaning is not done. We quote a fixed price, reply within 1 hour and send a photo report.
For builders who find the cleaning undone the day before
Cleaning is the last line on most construction schedules, so it is also the first to be squeezed when something runs late. A tile job overruns, a delivery is delayed, and suddenly the cleaning slot is gone. If that has just happened to you, send us a message at any hour. We reply within 1 hour, and tell you whether we can reach your site before the client does.
What to send: a floor area and a handful of photos
You do not need a perfect specification. A floor area or a rough drawing, a few photos of the worst rooms and the kitchen and bathroom, the address, and the date and time of your client’s visit are enough for a first answer. Tell us who will let us in, and whether other trades are on site. We use the information to decide the team size: one cleaner and a supervisor for smaller sites, two cleaners and a supervisor for larger ones.
How we deal with your client
Some firms want us to be invisible, others want us to explain the work to the owner. Tell us which you prefer and we follow it. Our crew and supervisor deal with you, the site manager, and we send the photo report to you, so you can forward it, add it to your handover documents or keep it as a record. Everything is agreed by message, in English or Japanese.
Renovation jobs: kitchens, bathrooms and single rooms
Smaller renovation firms often work on a single kitchen, a bathroom, a washroom or a change of flooring in an occupied home. After this kind of work, fine dust spreads well beyond the room that was worked on. We can limit the scope to the work area and the route to it, or extend it to the whole home, and the fixed price follows the scope you choose.
New builds: before the buyer’s final check
On a new house or apartment, the buyer’s final check is the deadline. We remove construction dust from surfaces, sills, frames and fixtures, clean windows, glass and sashes, take off protective film and curing tape, wipe the built-in cabinets, doors and walls, and clean the kitchen, bathroom, toilet and washroom. Floors are swept, vacuumed and damp-mopped last, and the detail pass is done against a checklist.
Tidying what the trades leave behind
Fresh sealant and silicone smudges, light paint splatter on glass, tile and fixtures, stickers on new equipment, labels on sashes: these small things are what an owner notices. Our crews handle them with surface-safe methods. Light debris and offcuts are bagged for your own disposal route. We do not haul industrial waste, so large volumes of waste stay with you or your waste contractor.
What we will not take on
If a surface was damaged during the work, our cleaning does not repair it. We do not remove cured paint or adhesive damage, fix scratches, strip or seal wax, operate floor polishing machines, clean HVAC ducts, do exterior high-rise or gondola work or handle biohazards. We tell you what we see in the photos before we accept, rather than guess and disappoint your client. Honest answers at the start are what let a small firm keep its reputation with the owner, because no one is surprised on the day of the walkthrough.
Photos you can forward
After every visit you receive a photo report. It records the state of the interior when we left, which protects you if a question comes up later. If something was missed and you report it within 24 hours with a photo, we re-clean at no extra cost, so a small point does not turn into a call from an unhappy owner.
Small firms, small crews: how we fit in
Many builders and renovation firms in Tokyo are run by a handful of people, and the owner is often the one on the roof or at the sink. You do not need to prepare a long brief. Take photos on your phone, send them with the address and the date, and carry on working. We come back with questions only where they change the price or the plan, and handle the rest from our side.
After the message: what happens next
The order is simple. You send the message. We reply within 1 hour with questions or a fixed price. You confirm by message. The crew visits at the agreed time and the supervisor checks the work against a checklist. You receive a photo report. If anything was missed, you report it within 24 hours with a photo and we re-clean at no extra cost. Every step is on record in the conversation, which is useful if your client ever asks.
Terms in short
The price is fixed per project, confirmed by message before the visit. We serve the 23 wards of Tokyo and Kanagawa, Saitama, Chiba, Ibaraki, Tochigi and Gunma, stating any travel cost first outside the 23 wards. Standard visits run 9:00 to 17:00, with evenings by agreement. Pay by credit card, bank transfer, PayPay or cash, and receive an 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 I send the job by message at night?
Yes. Requests are accepted at any hour and we reply within 1 hour.
Do you work for the owner or for the builder?
We work for whoever books us, and we follow your instructions on how to deal with the owner.
Will you take away large amounts of waste?
No. Light debris is bagged for your disposal route; industrial waste hauling is not part of our service.
Can you clean only the rooms we worked on?
Yes. The scope and the fixed price can be limited to the work area and the route to it.
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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