Cleaning apartments after renovations and construction en

During renovations, construction debris settles on floors, windows, walls, ceilings, and even furniture. Stains from glue, cement, paint, putty, and other materials can also accumulate.

If the renovation crew was careless, traces of grout or lime will also remain.
Dirt must be removed carefully to avoid scratching the surface. It's also important to know which cleaning agents react with which building materials. Failure to take this into account can damage or ruin the product.
Remaining building materials and debris must be removed from the premises. This must be done carefully to avoid scratching, contaminating, or damaging furniture, walls, floors, and ceilings. Bulk materials must not be poured down the drain, and large materials must not be disposed of in the garbage chute. Requirements also apply to the disposal of environmentally harmful and toxic waste.
Our company's employees are familiar with the rules for working with building materials and take them into account in their work. During renovations, construction debris settles on floors, windows, walls, ceilings, and even furniture. Stains from glue, cement, paint, putty, and other materials can also accumulate. If the renovation crew was careless, traces of grout or lime may also remain.
Dirt must be removed carefully to avoid scratching the surface. It's also important to know which cleaning agents react with which building materials. Failure to take this into account can damage or ruin the product.
Remaining building materials and debris must be removed from the premises. This must be done carefully to avoid scratching, contaminating, or damaging furniture, walls, floors, and ceilings. Bulk materials must not be poured down the drain, and large materials must not be disposed of in the garbage chute. Requirements also apply to the disposal of environmentally harmful and toxic waste.
Our company's employees are aware of the rules for working with building materials and take them into account in their work.