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Builders & Sparkle Clean, Goole Market Hall
Client: Wiliam Birch (regular client)
Location: Goole Market Hall
End User: Brew York
Service Provided: Builders & Sparkle Clean
Our team was commissioned by William Birch, a valued and regular client, to prepare the Goole Market Hall for its new tenant, Brew York. Following extensive refurbishment works, the space required a thorough builder and sparkle clean to ensure it was fully ready for public use.
The Challenges
- Removal of dust, debris, and construction residues from all surfaces.
- Polishing floors, windows, and fixtures to a high standard.
- Ensuring the premises were hygienically clean while protecting delicate finishes and newly installed fittings.
Our Approach
We implemented a two-stage cleaning process:
Builders Clean:
- Removed all leftover construction dust and materials.
- Deep-cleaned surfaces, ledges, and high-touch areas.
- Ensured floors, walls, and windows were free from grime.
Sparkle Clean:
- Final polishing of floors, glass, and fittings.
- Conducted a detailed inspection to guarantee a spotless, presentation-ready environment.
Results
Goole Market Hall was handed over in immaculate condition, fully ready for Brew York's operations. As a trusted regular partner, we continue to support Wilmot Dixon on multiple sites, ensuring high standards every time.
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John Freestone
Group Safety Compliance Manager
“A huge thanks to Clean N Bright who carried out a large scale clean of our stands at Doncaster Racecourse. Not only did they carry out the work at short notice, but they did so efficiently and with professionalism. When I needed assistance with other areas of work, they rose to the challenge.”
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Toni Fenning
“Clean N Bright is an amazing company. We worked with them over the summer to clean our entire auditorium, which is a feat in itself, at 620 seats. The team were absolutely incredible, they went above and beyond. It’s really great to work with a local company that cares so much about the Arts Theatre and just everybody in general.”
