Post-Construction Cleanup

I started Lakeview because the crew most GCs get for a final clean is whoever was free that week — rotating day labor that wipes the obvious surfaces, misses the high dust and the punch-list detail, and leaves before anyone with authority has looked at the space. Then it's your problem on turnover day. That's not how I run it.

When you call, you reach an owner who can lock in a crew and a date on the spot — not a dispatcher juggling a route. That's why we quote the same day, work to your turnover deadline instead of around it, and stand behind an On-Time, Every Time Promise the rotating subs won't make. When the trades ahead of us slip, we flex to hold your handoff date.

And I walk the space before I send the invoice — every elevation, the overhead and high ledges, the glass, the spots a punch list always finds. The last set of eyes before your owner or tenant walks in is the same name that's on the bill.