Factory construction cleaning in Tokyo
A new factory building has people spaces as well as machine spaces. eStreet! cleans the offices, break rooms, washrooms and light-industrial interiors, and leaves the plant itself to its specialists.
The parts of a factory that people use
Most of a new factory’s value sits in the production area, but the offices, meeting room, break room, locker rooms and washrooms are where staff and visitors spend their day. These spaces collect the same fine dust as any building site, and the owner often wants them presentable before the first visitor tour or the first shift. This is the part of the building we clean.
The office block
Offices in a factory are built like any other: partitions, windows, built-in storage and carpet or vinyl floors. We remove construction dust and fine dust from surfaces, sills and frames, wipe doors, walls and fixtures, clean glass and sashes, and take protective film, curing tape and stickers off new fittings. Floors are swept, vacuumed and damp-mopped. The reception area and visitor entrance receive extra care, because they form the first impression.
Break rooms, locker rooms and washrooms
Break rooms have tables, a small kitchen area and vending machine alcoves. Locker rooms have rows of steel lockers and benches, and washrooms and showers need a full clean. We wipe lockers inside and out, clean tile, fixtures and mirrors, and collect light offcuts and packaging into bags for the site’s own disposal. Where a shower room has fresh sealant smudges, we wipe them away with surface-safe methods.
Corridors, stairwells and light-industrial interiors
We sweep and vacuum corridors and stairwells, wipe handrails, door frames and surface-mounted fixtures, and clean the floors of light-industrial rooms such as packing areas or inspection rooms, where the surface allows damp-mopping. We work only on what is in the building’s final state. Areas where machinery will still be moved in are left to a later visit, which we can add to the same quote.
What we do not do in a factory
This is the honest part. We do not clean industrial plant or production machinery. We do not do hazardous waste, industrial waste removal or hauling. Machine floor polishing and sealing, HVAC duct cleaning and gondola work on the exterior are not offered, and we do not remove damage that is part of the surface. If the brief includes one of these, we tell you before the booking so you can plan the right trade.
Site rules and safety
Factories have their own safety induction, protective equipment rules and restricted zones. Tell us what your site requires and we follow it. We plan the crew’s entry route and keep to the areas agreed. Standard visits run from 9:00 to 17:00, and out-of-hours work can be agreed. Our crew brings all of its own products and equipment.
Entrances, mats and the path of shoes
In a working factory, the entrance sees more foot traffic than any other area, and boots carry dust from the production area to the office block. We clean the entrance hall, the shoe-change area, steps and the floor along the main walking route last, so the route is fresh for the first shift. We do not supply or install mats, but we mention in the report where a mat would help, since that is a practical observation rather than a sale.
Who cleans what at handover
A factory handover involves the general contractor, the machine installer, the electrical vendor and the owner. We ask for a short list of who is responsible for which area, and mark ours on the plan. Areas shared with a machine installer are scheduled after their work finishes. This avoids two crews cleaning the same room twice, and gives the owner a document that shows who did what.
Glass, windows and light in the office wing
Factory offices often have long window runs facing the yard, plus glass partitions into the production area. We clean the glass on the inside and the sashes, remove film and stickers, and wipe window sills and blinds within reach. Exterior high-rise work is not offered, so we tell you which panes can be reached safely from inside and which belong to a specialist. Fresh sealant smudges on glass are wiped with surface-safe methods, which matters where inspectors will look through the glass.
Staged handovers in a larger plant
Factories are often handed over building by building or wing by wing, with the office wing finished first. We follow that order. Each wing becomes its own zone with a checklist, so the owner can accept the offices while the production hall is still being fitted out. Later zones are added to the same fixed price when the dates are known, and the photo report grows zone by zone.
A fixed price for the project
Quotes are per project at a fixed price, based on plans, floor area, photos or a site look. We answer within 1 hour at any hour, in English or Japanese. A compact office block may need one cleaner with a supervisor. A larger office and amenity block calls for two cleaners with a supervisor, and for a bigger building the crew is sized to the job. Businesses are invoiced and can pay by bank transfer.
Handover to the general contractor or owner
After the visit we send a photo report together with the completed checklist, so the general contractor can pass it to the owner at handover. A missed spot reported within 24 hours with a photo is re-cleaned at no extra cost. Outside the 23 wards, which is common for factories, travel cost is stated before the booking is final, and we serve Kanagawa, Saitama, Chiba, Ibaraki, Tochigi and Gunma.
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
Do you clean production machinery or the plant floor?
No. We clean offices, amenity rooms, washrooms and light-industrial interiors, not industrial plant.
Can you remove leftover construction waste?
We bag light offcuts for the site’s own disposal. We do not haul industrial waste.
Do you follow our site safety rules?
Yes. Tell us the induction and protective equipment your site needs and we follow them.
The factory is outside Tokyo. Can you come?
Yes, in Kanagawa, Saitama, Chiba, Ibaraki, Tochigi and Gunma. Travel cost is stated before the booking is final.
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