Confirm the site is ready for cleaning
Agree when dust-producing work is complete and whether any trades still need access. The site should be safe, adequately lit and accessible, with water and power arrangements confirmed for the requested work.
A rough clean, detailed clean and final presentation visit can be discussed where a project needs stages, but the number and timing of visits are set by the site and the written scope.
List the surfaces and post-trade tasks
A quote can specify accessible dust removal, fixtures, cabinets, floors and interior glass, together with the rooms or areas that are in scope. Identify paint, adhesive, grout haze, silicone, cement or other residue separately: removal depends on the material, cure state and finish, and an unsuitable method can damage a new surface.
Loose construction debris and waste disposal are included only when expressly agreed; cleaning is not demolition or general site clearance.
Protect finishes and keep trade work separate
Share the finish schedule or care instructions for delicate stone, timber, coatings, glass and fittings. Tell the cleaner what has already been tried and where a surface must not be treated.
Repairs, defect rectification, painting, hazardous-material handling, asbestos work, chemical remediation and licensed trade tasks need the appropriate builder or specialist; they are not assumed within a cleaning quote.
Prepare the Perth site brief
Include the Perth address, building type, project stage, rooms or floor area, remaining trades, finish details, debris and disposal arrangements, access route, parking, water and power availability, site contact and handover deadline. For apartments or shared buildings, add lift bookings, loading rules and permitted work hours.
Dirt2Tidy’s Perth construction-cleaning page describes the available cleaning scope; confirm the exact tasks and timing for your own site before booking.
