Construction Cleaning Ottawa provides professional rough clean construction cleaning throughout Ottawa, Ontario. A rough clean happens mid-build, once framing, drywall, or a major trade phase wraps, to clear bulk material offcuts, packaging, and heavy dust before finishing trades move in. It’s used by general contractors and renovators who need a job site kept workable between phases.
Offcuts, packaging, and material scraps cleared from floors and work areas.
Coarse drywall and sawdust swept and vacuumed from surfaces and floors.
Clear walkways and surfaces so incoming trades can work without hazards underfoot.
Timed to fall between one trade finishing and the next starting.
Painters, flooring installers, and trim carpenters work faster on a cleared site.
Can be scheduled on a recurring basis for longer builds.
Available for single homes, multi-unit builds, and commercial job sites.
A rough clean happens once framing, drywall, and major trades are substantially done but before finishing work begins. Clearing bulk debris and knocking down dust at this stage keeps the site safer and speeds up the trades still to come, like painting and flooring.
Every job is quoted after a look at the space. These ranges reflect typical Ottawa-area pricing so you have a starting point.
$0.15-$0.30/sq ft
Bulk debris cleared
Dust knocked down mid-build
Safe walkable surfaces for other trades
$0.25-$0.50/sq ft
Glass, frames, and tracks detailed
Floors and baseboards finished
Fixtures and surfaces move-in ready
$0.40-$0.75/sq ft
Both cleaning stages covered
One crew, one schedule
Most popular for new-build homes
$0.25-$0.50/sq ft
1,000-5,000 sq ft typical
Scheduled around business hours
Ready for staff move-in
Tell us your project size, service needed, and timeline. Most estimates are confirmed the same day.
We confirm a date that fits your build, renovation, or closing schedule.
Our crew completes the agreed scope, from bulk debris to detail work, using the right process for the job.
We walk the space with you before we leave, so nothing is missed.
Typically after framing, drywall, or a major trade phase, and before finishing trades like painters or flooring installers move in.
Yes, clearing bulk debris and packaging is the core of a rough clean.
Yes, we can schedule rough cleans at multiple points on a longer project as needed.
No, a rough clean and a final clean are separate stages. Most projects book both, ideally as a full package.