Fast-turnaround construction cleaning in Tokyo
Fast turnaround here means a repeatable process, one point of contact and a checklist, not rushing. Fixed price per project, reply within 1 hour, photo report afterwards.
Speed comes from process, not from rushing
The quickest clean is the one nobody has to repeat. We keep the order of work, the checklist and the photo format the same on every unit, so the supervisor knows what comes next and the crew does not stop to decide. This is also what makes a clean consistent from the first unit to the last, which matters when the same buyer or manager will see several of them.
A repeatable sequence from top to bottom
On each unit the crew works from the top: dust and fine dust are removed from ceiling-level fixtures, shelves, frames and sills, then walls, doors and built-in cabinets are wiped, windows, glass and sashes are cleaned, protective film, curing tape and stickers are removed, and the kitchen, bathroom, toilet and washroom are cleaned. Floors come last: swept, vacuumed and damp-mopped, so dust is not walked back over a finished surface.
Several units, one contact
If you have a block of apartments, a row of houses or a renovated floor of offices, you deal with one contact, in English or Japanese. You send the list of units, their floor areas and the order in which they will be ready. We reply within 1 hour with a fixed price for the project, confirmed by message, and a plan showing which unit the crew starts with.
A shared checklist per unit
The checklist is the tool that lets us work quickly without missing things. It lists the rooms, the surfaces and the details, such as sash tracks, switch plates and the inside of built-in cabinets, and the supervisor ticks them off at the final pass. You are welcome to add your own points to it, such as a specific fixture your client has asked about, and we include them.
Team size and what it means for the schedule
Small jobs use one cleaner and a supervisor; larger jobs use two cleaners and a supervisor; for large projects the team is sized to the job. When a number of units are ready at once, we can plan a larger team rather than stretching a small one, and we tell you in the first reply how we would organise it. We do not promise a day before we have seen the project.
Releasing rooms as the trades finish
On a multi-unit project the trades finish at different times. Rather than waiting for the last room, tell us which units have been released, and we can plan visits around that. We agree the order by message and the fixed price covers the scope we agreed. If the order changes, a short message is enough to re-plan.
A photo report for every unit
After each visit you receive photos organised by unit or by floor, so a manager who is not on site can see where things stand. If something was missed and you report it within 24 hours with a photo, we re-clean at no extra cost. You can also pass the photos to the buyer, the owner or the design office as the record of the interior at handover.
Where speed stops
We do not trade quality for speed. Wax stripping and sealing, floor polishing machines, HVAC duct cleaning, industrial waste hauling, exterior high-rise or gondola work, removal of cured paint or adhesive damage, scratch repair and biohazard work are outside what we do, and we say so before booking. Damage that is part of the surface will not be removed by a clean, and we do not promise that it will.
What a good brief for a batch looks like
For a batch of units, a simple table is all we need: the unit number, the floor area, the state of readiness, how the key is handled, and the order of priority. Mark units that need only a light pass because the trades finished early, and units that need the full clean. With that, we can put together one plan and one fixed price instead of quoting each unit alone.
Keeping the standard the same from first unit to last
When the tenth unit looks different from the first, the buyer notices. The checklist is what keeps the standard the same, together with the photos, which let you compare units side by side. If the supervisor sees a unit that needs more than the plan allowed, for example because of heavier dust, we tell you before continuing, and agree the adjustment by message. Where a unit is already clean because a trade finished early and left it tidy, we say so and keep the work to what is needed, so the price follows the real condition of each unit.
Booking repeat work
Repeat work is simple to set up. Message us the first batch, and for later batches reuse the same message format. We accept requests at any hour and reply within 1 hour. We serve the 23 wards of Tokyo and Kanagawa, Saitama, Chiba, Ibaraki, Tochigi and Gunma, and state any travel cost first outside the 23 wards. Payment by credit card, bank transfer, PayPay or cash, with invoices for business. Cancelling less than 24 hours before a 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
Do you work faster by using fewer steps?
No. The steps and the checklist are the same on every unit. We save time through order and planning, not by skipping work.
Can you clean several units in one booking?
Yes. Send the list of units and their floor areas, and we quote one fixed price for the project.
Can we add our own items to your checklist?
Yes. Tell us by message and we include them in the final pass.
Do you promise a day before seeing the project?
No. We confirm a day only after seeing the details and checking the crew.
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Fixed priceTeam + supervisorEnglish and Japanese
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