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Miami-Dade County

Post-construction cleaning in Coral Gables

Coral Gables work is commercial tenant improvement along Miracle Mile and Ponce de Leon, professional office build-outs in the low-rise buildings around them, and renovation of the historic single-family stock in the residential districts.

The common thread is finish quality. Gables projects tend to specify materials that punish an aggressive chemical — honed stone, unlacquered brass, quartersawn wood, plaster. The wrong cleaner does not leave a streak, it leaves a replacement.

Building stock

What gets built in Coral Gables

  • Retail and restaurant tenant improvements on Miracle Mile
  • Professional office build-outs along Ponce de Leon Boulevard and Alhambra Circle
  • Low-rise commercial renovation in and around the business district
  • Mediterranean Revival single-family renovation in the historic residential districts
  • Mid-rise residential and mixed-use infill near the downtown core

Site conditions

What changes how we scope it

The finishes decide the method
Natural stone, unsealed wood, and unlacquered metals each want a specific approach, and several of them want no water at all. We identify them at the walkthrough and note the method on the scope, rather than finding out on the day.
Occupied buildings, after hours
A tenant improvement on a floor above an operating business means our crew is working when theirs is not. After-hours and weekend work goes in the contract, and the common areas we pass through get handed back the way we found them.
Historic homes have original surfaces
Original terrazzo, pecky cypress, barrel tile, and plaster are not replaceable with a trip to the supply house. We document their condition before we start and clean them conservatively, which sometimes means telling you a mark is staying.

Walk a Coral Gables job with us

Send the address and a date. We will meet you on site, write the scope down, and come back with a number you can put in a bid.