Construction residue doesn’t stay in one place. It settles on glass, bonds to siding, stains concrete, and coats every surface the build crew touched or passed near. By the time a general contractor packs out, a commercial property in Frisco can have construction dust on the facade, calcium and mineral film on every pane, concrete splatter on sidewalks, and grease on loading areas. That’s not one cleaning job. It’s a full exterior reset before the building opens or a tenant moves in.
We handle post-construction exterior cleanup for commercial properties across Frisco and the wider North Texas market. Our scope covers building siding and facades, glass and window systems, concrete flatwork and sidewalks, parking areas, and dumpster pads. We work with churches, storefronts, office buildings, mixed-use properties, apartment complexes, and larger low-rise commercial campuses. We don’t perform suspended rope-access or swing-stage work, and if your building is outside our operating range, we’ll say so before you commit to anything.
Post-construction residue requires specific equipment and chemical choices across each surface type. Here’s how each one is handled.
Project timing depends on surfaces in scope, residue level, building access, and whether the property is occupied during service.
Step 1: First Call and Scope Confirmation. We talk through the job, confirm property type, surfaces in scope, access requirements, occupancy status, and turnover timing before anything moves.
Step 2: Site Visit and Quote. We visit the property, walk the full exterior, take photos, and gather measurements across every surface. The quote reflects actual site conditions, not a phone estimate.
Step 3: Coordinate Around Tenants and Traffic. Work is scheduled during non-peak hours or after hours when needed. We can communicate directly with occupants and pause work when someone needs access.
Step 4: Building Exterior and Facade Work. Siding and facades are soft-washed first: rinse, apply surfactant and SH mix, dwell, rinse. Oxidation is treated with a pump sprayer application where needed.
Step 5: Glass and Window System. Each pane is scrubbed, and 0000 steel wool is used to address hard water and calcium before professional window cleaning products are applied and every surface is rinsed with the water-fed pole. Frames, tracks, seals, and screens are cleaned as part of the same process.
Step 6: Concrete Flatwork, Parking Areas, and Dumpster Pads. Commercial-grade cleaning solutions are applied, then pressure-washed off using the 10 GPM machine and surface cleaner. Oil staining is treated with professional-grade degreasers and specialty treatments.
Step 7: Confirm Results and Close Out. Problem areas are addressed before the job closes. Invoicing and follow-up run through Jobber for clean documentation.
Step 8: Set Up Recurring Maintenance. Twice-yearly window service is recommended after the initial glass cleanup. Ongoing exterior maintenance across facades and flatwork can be structured as a recurring program with contract discounts applied from the second visit.
We talk through the job, confirm property type, surfaces in scope, access requirements, occupancy status, and turnover timing before anything moves.
We visit the property, walk the full exterior, take photos, and gather measurements across every surface. The quote reflects actual site conditions, not a phone estimate.
Work is scheduled during non-peak hours or after hours when needed. We can communicate directly with occupants and pause work when someone needs access.
Siding and facades are soft-washed first: rinse, apply surfactant and SH mix, dwell, rinse. Oxidation is treated with a pump sprayer application where needed.
Each pane is scrubbed, and 0000 steel wool is used to address hard water and calcium before professional window cleaning products are applied and every surface is rinsed with the water-fed pole. Frames, tracks, seals, and screens are cleaned as part of the same process.
Commercial-grade cleaning solutions are applied, then pressure-washed off using the 10 GPM machine and surface cleaner. Oil staining is treated with professional-grade degreasers and specialty treatments.
Problem areas are addressed before the job closes. Invoicing and follow-up run through Jobber for clean documentation.
Twice-yearly window service is recommended after the initial glass cleanup. Ongoing exterior maintenance across facades and flatwork can be structured as a recurring program with contract discounts applied from the second visit.
This is specialized exterior cleanup, not a general interior construction janitorial program. Our scope covers building facades, glass and window systems, concrete flatwork, parking areas, and dumpster pads. Interior debris removal, fixture polishing, and punch-list signoff are not included, and we confirm scope clearly on the first call.
Every project is custom quoted after a site visit, photos, and measurements. Pricing is available upon request. Factors that move the number include which surfaces are in scope, their square footage, residue type, building height and access, occupancy, and whether this is a one-time cleanup or the start of a recurring program.
Soft washing. The P40 Comet system applies a low-pressure surfactant and sodium hypochlorite solution that dwells and rinses clean. This keeps pressure off the surface and lets the chemistry do the work. All chemicals used are commercial-grade, not retail.
No. The 0000 grade removes hard water, calcium, and construction residue without scratching the surface. For delicate or older glass, the water-fed pole already runs at very low pressure, and we’ll hand-wash the window if the surface needs extra care.
We use professional-grade degreasers and specialty treatments on oil-affected concrete. These products can significantly reduce or lighten most oil staining, but we cannot guarantee full removal on staining that has penetrated deeply, and we say so before the job starts.
Yes. We run 24/7 and can schedule around non-peak hours, after business hours, or early before operations start. The goal is to work around your schedule, not ask you to restrict access or shut down.
Yes, within the range of our equipment. Larger low-rise commercial properties, including churches and multi-building campuses, can be serviced in sections. True high-rise rope-access work is not part of this service, and we’ll say so on the first call if your building falls outside that range.
For apartment complexes and tenant-occupied buildings, notification is typically coordinated by the property manager. When that’s not practical, we can introduce ourselves to occupants directly, provide our contact details, and pause work if someone needs to pass through.
For glass, twice a year is the practical schedule in North Texas. Active construction across the Frisco market keeps airborne dust circulating, seasonal pollen comes through twice a year, and the local water supply adds hard water deposits to any exposed glass. Clients on a twice-yearly window schedule qualify for 20% off recurring service. For facades and flatwork, maintenance frequency depends on the property’s exposure and use, and we confirm that during the site visit.
For glass, the 30-day spot callback policy applies: if a window comes back spotty, we return and clean it at no charge within 30 days. For other surfaces, raise any concerns on the first call so expectations are set clearly before the job starts.
If you’re managing a commercial property in Frisco or the surrounding North Texas area coming off a build or renovation, call (214) 206-6118 or submit a request. We’ll follow up, walk through the scope, and put together a quote matched to your actual building.
