Toilet and washroom post-construction cleaning in Tokyo
Handover cleaning for new toilets, washrooms and restroom blocks, from a single home toilet to a whole office floor.
One toilet or a row of them
The work is the same in principle, but the planning is not. For a single home toilet, one cleaner with a supervisor finishes the room, the washbasin and the floor in one visit. For an office floor or a facility with many cubicles, a team sized to the project works in a fixed order so that every cubicle is cleaned to the same standard and the checklist is complete. Tell us the number of cubicles, urinals and basins, and how many floors are involved.
Bowl, seat, cistern and fittings
We clean the outside and inside of the bowl, the seat and lid, the hinges, the cistern or the wall-hung tank, the flush plate or button, the paper holder, the towel rail and the brush holder. New bowls often hold dust or a splash of plaster in the trap area, and seats may still be wrapped in film. We remove the film, wipe the fittings dry and check that the flush plate sits cleanly and shows no fingerprints.
Walls, partitions and doors
In a restroom block the partitions, doors, locks and hooks are touched by every person who tests them. We wipe both sides of each partition and door, clean the lock indicators, hooks and handles, and wipe the walls to head height and the tile around the fixtures. Joints at the base of the partitions collect dust from the floor-laying, so we vacuum and wipe the edges by hand.
Washbasins, taps and mirrors
Basins, countertops, taps, soap dispensers, hand dryers and mirrors are cleaned without leaving streaks. We remove film and labels from taps and dispensers, wipe the underside of the counter where it can be reached, and check the area around the basin for sealant smudges, which we wipe off when they are still fresh. We do not refill dispensers or supply consumables unless that has been agreed beforehand.
Floor, drains and ventilation
The floor is vacuumed and damp-mopped from the far corner toward the door, drain covers are cleaned of loose debris, and the visible surface of the ventilation grille or fan cover is wiped. We do not clean inside ducts. If the floor drain or a trap holds building material that blocks water, that is a task for the plumber, and we report it with a photo.
Accessible and multi-purpose rooms
Many new buildings include an accessible restroom or a multi-purpose room with a baby-changing table, handrails, emergency call buttons and wide doors. We wipe these fittings carefully, avoiding moisture on buttons and electrical parts, and we check that nothing has been left in the room by the installers. Tell us if the room has fittings that need a dry cloth only.
What we do not offer
We do not repair cracked bowls, loose seats or leaking joints, and we do not remove cured paint, grout haze that has set hard or adhesive damage. We do not disinfect against infectious contamination or handle biohazards. When a job needs something outside our scope, we tell you plainly rather than guess, so that the right contractor can be called.
Supplies, signage and the order of work
Restroom fit-outs often finish with signs, hooks, baby seats and dispensers, and each of these carries film or a label. We agree with you whether the fittings are final before we clean around them, because pulling a label off a sign that is not yet installed leads to a second clean. Where the work is staged, we clean the finished rooms first and note the rooms left for later, so that the checklist always shows exactly what has been handed over.
Odour, ventilation and the first impression
A restroom that smells of adhesive or paint is judged as unclean, however good the surfaces look. We open doors, run extractor fans that are connected, wipe vent covers, and remove packaging, cartons and open tubes that give off odour. We cannot promise that every building smell will disappear, because some come from the materials themselves, but we remove everything on the surface that contributes to it.
Quote, timing and access
Toilet and washroom cleaning after construction is quoted per project at a fixed price, from plans, floor area, photos or a site look, before the work. Share the number of rooms or cubicles, whether water and power are on, and how we enter the building. Standard visits are between 9:00 and 17:00. For restrooms in a building that is already in use, we can arrange out-of-hours work by agreement.
After the visit and where we work
You receive a photo report of each room, which helps when an owner, a property manager and a contractor must all agree. If something was missed and reported within 24 hours with a photo, we clean it again at no extra cost. We serve the 23 wards of Tokyo and Kanagawa, Saitama, Chiba, Ibaraki, Tochigi and Gunma, with travel cost stated before booking outside the 23 wards. We bring all products and equipment and work in English and Japanese.
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 you clean a whole office floor of restrooms?
Yes. The team is sized to the project and works through a checklist, so every cubicle is cleaned to the same standard.
Do you disinfect or handle biohazards?
No. Biohazard work is outside our scope, and we tell you if a job needs it.
Do you supply soap and paper?
Only if agreed beforehand. By default we clean fittings and do not stock consumables.
Will you fix a leaking joint or a loose seat?
No. Repairs belong to the plumber or the installer, and we note such problems in the photo report.
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