Why This Matters
Professional cleanup reflects company standards, ensures client satisfaction, and maintains our reputation for quality workmanship and attention to detail.
1
Remove all trash and tools
Complete site clearance ensures no materials are left behind.
- Pick up and dispose of trash, including utility marker flags
- Collect all unused materials and tools from the site
2
"Fluff" the grass
Restore the lawn's appearance and promote healthy grass recovery.
- Use a leaf blower to fluff up grass that was flattened by plywood or heavy foot traffic
- This improves curb appeal and helps prevent long-term damage
3
Stack and load plywood
Organize protection materials for efficient transport and storage.
- Neatly stack all plywood sheets and load them onto the truck
4
Reseed the area
Promote rapid grass recovery in areas affected by construction work.
- Use a seed spreader to evenly apply grass seed and fertilizer to any disturbed or bare areas
5
Apply straw
Protect newly seeded areas and improve germination success.
- Cover seeded areas with straw
- Break up any large clumps to ensure even coverage and proper protection
- If included in the project scope, apply and pin down erosion blankets
6
Put tools away properly
Maintain organization and prepare for efficient future projects.
- Return all tools to their proper, organized storage locations
- This is typically the foreman's responsibility and keeps the truck and trailer ready for the next job
7
Load and secure equipment
Ensure safe transport and compliance with transportation regulations.
- Carefully load equipment onto the truck or trailer
- Use appropriate straps and secure everything according to transportation safety laws
8
Wear high-visibility gear (if needed)
Maintain safety standards during all phases of project completion.
- If cleanup extends into dusk or low light conditions, wear reflective or high-visibility clothing for safety