Rough Construction Clean in Lawrenceville

What rough construction clean covers

• Scrap lumber, drywall offcuts and packaging carried out of the building
• Nails, screws and wire clippings picked up off the floors

What is usually not included

• Anything that looks like finish work. Glass, fixtures and floors are left for the final clean, because the trades still coming through will dirty them again.

The full list of what rough construction clean covers and what it leaves out

When you can get rough construction clean in Lawrenceville

KIKI SERVICES AS-LLC keeps weekday hours. For a Saturday rough construction clean it is worth asking: plenty of cleaners move things around when the job is booked ahead.

Who turns up for rough construction clean in Lawrenceville

KIKI SERVICES AS-LLC is a family business, which in this trade usually means the person you write to is the person who shows up, and has been doing it for 25 years. That name can be checked against the state register from the profile.

What to ask before booking rough construction clean in Lawrenceville

KIKI SERVICES AS-LLC puts two things in writing: “Redone at no cost if you are not happy” and “A discount or credit if it starts late.”

What rough construction clean looks like in Lawrenceville

Lawrenceville is the Gwinnett County seat, northeast of Atlanta, built around the old courthouse square and surrounded by subdivisions of two-story houses with garages and fenced yards, plus apartment complexes along Sugarloaf Parkway and Highway 316. Pine pollen in spring, wet Georgia summers, red clay underfoot.

Most of the work here is in subdivision houses where the bedrooms and full baths are upstairs, so a whole-house clean means the second floor too, not just the rooms a visitor sees. Two-story layouts put laundry, stairs and upstairs baths in the job. The blocks around the courthouse square are older and tighter than the subdivisions, with small rooms, tall baseboards and windows that have to be done by hand.