New buildings don’t start clean. Construction generates drywall dust, sawdust and debris, and ventilation systems — running or open during finishing — collect it. Handing over a building whose HRVs are loaded with drywall dust means resident complaints in the first year and warranty conversations nobody enjoys.
We service new construction at the point where it pays most: after finishing, before or around occupancy. Suite ventilation systems, dryer exhaust runs, common-area systems and rooftop components are cleaned of construction debris, and airflow is verified so problems surface while trades are still mobilized — a disconnected duct found at turnover costs a service call; the same duct found by an owner in year two costs goodwill.
Documentation for turnover
Developers receive records built for the turnover package: systems serviced, verification results, and any deficiencies observed with enough specificity for the responsible trade to action. The incoming strata or operator inherits a documented baseline — and a natural starting point for the recurring maintenance program the building will need from year one.
We’re clear about scope: this is specialist cleaning, inspection and verification — complementary to, not a replacement for, commissioning and balancing work.