Construction Cleaning That Gets Your Project Turnover-Ready
Final and touch-up cleaning for commercial construction projects and newly built homes throughout the Rio Grande Valley. ClearNest takes ownership of the defined cleaning scope so the project can move toward walkthrough, turnover, or opening without cleaning becoming another subcontractor your team has to manage day to day.
Priced from a walkthrough · Site-specific written scope · Insured, COI and W-9 available
Who we work with
Built for the people running the project.
General contractors
Commercial builders
Project managers
Superintendents
Developers
Multifamily and commercial construction teams
The problem
Projects don’t need house cleaning.
They need a final-clean crew that understands construction closeout: how a project schedule actually moves, what a detailed scope has to cover, how construction dust behaves, and why the space has to be ready for walkthrough and turnover on a specific date.
That is the work ClearNest is built around — a site-specific scope, a crew briefed on it, and a documented finish the project team can sign off like any other completed scope.
Construction services
Three phases, scoped and priced separately.
Final Construction Cleaning is the primary service. Rough and touch-up cleaning are quoted as their own scopes, so you only buy the phases the project actually needs.
Primary service
Final Construction Cleaning
For projects approaching walkthrough or turnover
The detailed clean that takes a finished construction space from trade-complete to presentable for walkthrough, owner turnover, or opening.
Performed against a site-specific written scope
HEPA-filtered vacuum equipment on construction dust
Quality control before the space is released
Photo-documented completion where the project asks for it
Separately scoped
Touch-Up / Punch Clean
For punch work and walkthrough preparation
Cleaning for areas disturbed after the final clean, so the space is presentable again on the day it actually matters.
Punch-list and trade-return areas
Final walkthrough preparation
Scoped and scheduled separately from the final clean
Coordinated around your walkthrough date
Separately scoped
Rough Clean
Available when the project scope calls for it
Interim cleaning while work is still underway, quoted separately when the project and schedule make it appropriate.
Scoped per project rather than assumed
Priced from the walkthrough
Does not include debris removal or trade cleanup
Approved in writing before it is performed
Walkthrough to turnover
Five steps, every project.
01
Project walkthrough
We walk the project, review conditions, access, trade status, and the finish the team needs.
02
Scope and schedule
A site-specific scope is written in plain language, then coordinated around the project's schedule.
03
Clean the agreed scope
A briefed crew performs the agreed scope, using HEPA-filtered vacuum equipment on construction dust.
04
Quality control
ClearNest checks the work against the written scope before the space is released.
05
Turnover
Completion confirmation and photo documentation where the project calls for them.
What the project team receives
A vendor your AP department and your superintendent can both work with.
The cleaning scope is defined, executed, verified, and documented—so it closes out like any other completed scope on the job.
Insured and vendor ready. Insured service, with a certificate of insurance and W-9 available for your vendor onboarding.
Site-specific written scope. Inclusions, exclusions, and assumptions are written for the project before the crew is scheduled.
HEPA dust extraction. HEPA-filtered vacuum equipment is used on construction work, so fine dust is captured rather than moved.
Photo-documented completion. Completion photos and sign-off when the project team asks for them.
Project-team communication. One point of contact for scheduling, scope questions, and completion.
Walkthrough-based pricing. Priced from what we see on site, not from a form or a square-foot guess.
Change control. Added work is approved in writing before it is performed or billed.
Local RGV company. Independently operated in the Rio Grande Valley, working across the Valley.
ClearNest does not publish photographs of client construction projects. The work shown elsewhere on this site is our own residential and general cleaning.
A low-risk way to start
Start with one defined scope.
Most project teams start ClearNest on a single defined scope — one floor, one suite, one building, or one phase — so they can see the written scope, the dust control, the quality control, and the completion photos before putting a whole project on it.
If we missed something inside the agreed scope, tell us within 24 hours and we will come back and correct it at no additional cost. Cleaning required after other trades return to the space is scoped and quoted as additional work.
Already have a cleaning contractor?
Be the backup that is already scoped.
Plenty of builders and GCs already have a cleaning subcontractor. Schedules still move, phases still overlap, and crews still fall through on the week it matters.
Keep your current vendor on the work they handle well. We will walk the project, hold a written scope and price, and be ready when a date moves or a scope opens up.
Outside the scope
What we flag instead of assuming.
Trade completion, punch work, and debris removal
Hazardous or biohazard conditions and mold remediation
Specialty restoration and any unsafe or inaccessible area
Anything outside the written scope, which needs written approval first
New home construction
Builder final cleans, on the same standard.
ClearNest also performs builder final cleans, pre-walkthrough cleaning, and final detail cleaning on newly completed homes. This is construction cleaning, not occupied-home residential cleaning, and it is priced from the same walkthrough.
Tell us about the project. We’ll walk it and write the scope.
Construction cleaning is priced from the site, not from a form. Send the project details and a preferred date, and we’ll confirm a walkthrough time.
Free resource
The Pre-Final-Clean Readiness Checklist
A short checklist for project teams and superintendents covering the things that most often slow down final cleaning and turnover — so they get handled before the crew is scheduled, not discovered on walkthrough day.
Not ready to talk about a project? Take the checklist. We will send it and leave it there.