Specialty Cleaning FAQs

Yes!

A specialty cleaning company can seem like an attractive option, because they are dedicated to cleaning. However, many specialty cleaning projects require the removal of damaged or contaminated components, including drywall, structural supports, flooring, and more. In these cases, a cleaning company might either stop short rather than cause damage they can’t repair or else leave you with a new problem to deal with.

The specialty cleaning experts at all FLEET Response local companies have extensive training and experience in protecting your property while providing cleaning services. Whenever possible, we will preserve your property without damage.

Whenever possible, we prefer to work with no chemicals or safe chemicals. However, in some cases, the only effective method for cleaning will involve the use of chemicals with a degree of toxicity. If this is necessary, FLEET Response’s local companies will let you know, and they’ll explain how we will handle these chemicals during and after cleaning.

This depends on the nature of the contamination, its extent, and its location. For some types of contamination, you can simply close the doors to the contaminated area before and during cleaning.

The amount of time it takes to clean a space depends on the nature of the contamination, the size of the space to be cleaned, and the standard of cleanliness necessary.