The builders for my extension are contracted to do a "builders clean throughout" at the end of the job.
They claim that essentially amounts to vaguely running a broom around the room, and maybe a damp cloth over a window or two. They have partially laid a new floor, and the existing floor (part lino, part floorboards) is filthy with screed residue where they've not cleaned it when they laid the adjacent screed. It is not even close to being clean enough to use.
My interpretation of a builders clean has always been a team of girls (not being sexist - they are always girls!), from a firm that specialize in "builders cleans", do a thorough clean so that the place is fully livable / back to how it was before the builders started. My builders say no, that's a "deep clean".
Who's right?
They claim that essentially amounts to vaguely running a broom around the room, and maybe a damp cloth over a window or two. They have partially laid a new floor, and the existing floor (part lino, part floorboards) is filthy with screed residue where they've not cleaned it when they laid the adjacent screed. It is not even close to being clean enough to use.
My interpretation of a builders clean has always been a team of girls (not being sexist - they are always girls!), from a firm that specialize in "builders cleans", do a thorough clean so that the place is fully livable / back to how it was before the builders started. My builders say no, that's a "deep clean".
Who's right?