JANI-WORKS Cleaning & Disinfecting

    General Contractor Services

    Construction cleaning for Arizona general contractors

    Rough, final and touch-up cleans scheduled against your punch list, with crews who understand jobsite safety, trade sequencing and turnover deadlines.

    • OSHA 10/30 trained
    • Jobsite safety oriented
    • Punch-list scheduling

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    • OSHA-Trained Crews
    • Bonded & Insured
    • BBB Accredited
    • Green Cleaning Certified
    • 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
    • Self-Performing W-2 Crews

    Facilities We Serve

    Construction Sites we clean

    Commercial New Build

    Ground-up offices, retail, medical and municipal buildings.

    Tenant Improvement

    Occupied-building fit-outs requiring dust containment.

    Multi-Family Residential

    Unit-by-unit turnover cleaning at scale.

    Industrial & Institutional

    Warehouses, plants, schools and public facilities.

    How We Operate

    What this sector actually requires

    Cleaning a facility in this category carries obligations a generic janitorial scope doesn't cover. These are the ones we build into the program.

    01

    Three-phase sequencing

    Rough clean after framing, final clean after trades, and touch-up before owner walkthrough, priced and scheduled separately.

    02

    Site safety compliance

    Crews arrive in required PPE, attend site orientations and work to your safety plan and sign-in procedures.

    03

    Deadline reliability

    Crew sizing is set against your turnover date, and we scale staffing when the schedule compresses.

    04

    Damage-aware methods

    Technicians trained to protect newly installed finishes, glazing, millwork and flooring during removal of construction residue.

    Our Method

    How we clean construction sites

    On a jobsite the cleaning contractor is a trade like any other, and the ones that cause problems are the ones that ignore sequencing. We schedule against your trade completion rather than against our own convenience, because cleaning ahead of the work means cleaning twice and cleaning behind it means holding up the punch list.

    1. Scope from drawings, phased not lumped

      We price rough, final and touch-up as separate phases from plans plus a site visit. Debris volume, finish complexity and glass access drive cost more than floor area, so a single per-square-foot number for a whole project is a number that will move later.

    2. Mobilize to your site rules

      Crews complete your orientation, sign-in and PPE requirements before starting, and work to your safety plan rather than a generic one. Additional insured certificates for general liability, workers' compensation and auto are issued before we are on site.

    3. Rough clean staffed as production work

      Bulk debris, packaging and protective coverings are cleared so following trades keep moving. This is throughput work and it is staffed for throughput, which is usually where an undersized cleaning contractor first falls behind the schedule.

    4. Final clean strictly top down

      Construction dust stays airborne for hours, so we capture rather than redistribute: HEPA vacuums through ledges, frames, ductwork, fixtures, cabinet interiors and window tracks before any wet work, then glass, then floors. Reversing that order is why a building looks dusty again the next morning.

    5. Protect the finishes you just paid for

      Adhesive, label, overspray, grout haze and concrete splatter come off with blades and solvents matched to each substrate. Technicians are trained on what tool touches which surface, and anything uncertain is escalated rather than tested on your millwork.

    6. Scale to the date, then stay for punch

      Crew size is set against your turnover date rather than a fixed headcount, and we add shifts or run overnight when the schedule compresses. We stay available through owner walkthrough so punch items are cleared same day rather than as a return mobilization.

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    Built to published industry standards

    Labor is workloaded on ISSA production rates, the quality system follows the CIMS management framework, green practice follows Green Seal GS-42, and chemical handling follows OSHA Hazard Communication with EPA-registered products held to label contact time.

    • ISSA
    • Green Seal
    • OSHA
    • EPA
    How we work

    Scope of Work

    What a standard program includes

    Every scope is written per facility after a walkthrough. This is the baseline we start from for construction sites, then adjust to your square footage, frequency and hours.

    • Construction debris and packaging removal
    • Sticker, label and adhesive removal
    • Interior and exterior window cleaning
    • Construction dust removal from all surfaces
    • Hard-floor scrub, seal and initial finish
    • Punch-list touch-up before handover

    Questions

    Construction Sites cleaning: common questions

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    Send us your square footage and service needs. We'll walk the building, put a written scope in front of you, and hold the price.

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