Recreation Center

construction cleaning of recreational centers and community spaces

Construction cleaning for Recreation Centers involves a meticulous approach to ensure all areas, from indoor and outdoor athletic facilities to social spaces, are thoroughly cleaned and prepared for public use. These centers, offering amenities such as swimming pools, fitness centers, dance and fitness studios, multipurpose rooms, and social spaces, require specialized cleaning techniques to address the diverse needs of each facility.

Indoor Athletic Facilities and Fitness Centers

  • Equipment and Surfaces: Cleaning and sanitizing all equipment, including weights, machines, and mats, to ensure a hygienic environment for users.
  • Floors: Deep cleaning of all floor types, from hardwood in dance studios to rubber mats in fitness areas, ensuring they are free of dust, debris, and stains.
  • Locker Rooms: Comprehensive cleaning of locker rooms, focusing on showers, lockers, and restrooms to prevent the spread of bacteria and ensure a pleasant user experience.

Outdoor Athletic Facilities

  • Playing Fields and Courts: Clearing debris and cleaning seating areas, ensuring playing surfaces like tennis courts and athletic tracks are clean and maintained.
  • Pool Areas: Detailed cleaning of pool decks, chairs, and equipment to maintain hygiene and safety standards around swimming areas.

Multipurpose Rooms and Social Spaces

  • Surface Cleaning: Wiping down all surfaces, including tables, chairs, and countertops, to ensure spaces are ready for community use.
  • Window Cleaning: Cleaning windows inside and out to enhance natural lighting and the overall appeal of the facility.
  • Floor Care: Vacuuming carpets, mopping floors, and addressing any specialized flooring needs based on room usage.

Special Considerations

  • Safety and Hygiene: Utilizing safe and effective cleaning products, especially in areas frequented by children and vulnerable populations.
  • Diverse Cleaning Requirements: Adapting cleaning techniques and products to suit the variety of amenities offered, from chlorinated pool areas to sweat-prone fitness studios.
  • Flexible Scheduling: Working around the recreation center’s schedule to minimize disruption to operations, possibly requiring off-hours cleaning for areas in constant use.

Construction cleaning for Recreation Centers is about more than just aesthetics; it’s about preparing a safe, welcoming, and hygienic environment for the community to enjoy a wide range of activities and amenities.

 

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Awarded Projects To Date –
Recreation Center

Opportunity Name Total Clean Contract Amount Account Name State Close Date Primary Contact Primary Contact Phone
Dennison University Recreation & Athletics Expansion $32,883.10 Lincoln Construction OH 8/10/12 JIM KAPAROS (614) 457-6015
Decatur Recreation Center $11,335.00 Ward General Contractors GA 11/28/12 Mark Harwell1 (678) 725-1597
Jackson County Boys & Girls Club $1,500.00 CRS building corporation GA 3/4/14 Trevor Sas (770) 569-4000
Floyd Innovation Center $2,900.00 G & H Contracting Services VA 8/29/14 – –
Scotland Neighborhood Recreation Center – Potomac, MD $4,620.00 Keller Brothers, Inc MD 9/19/14 Chris Morris –
15014 South Des Plaines Street Plainfield $880.00 Tower Contracting, LLC IL 10/17/14 – –
7th Ward Community Center $10,000.00 Ryan Gootee General Contractors LLC LA 3/27/15 Kevin Sprehe (504) 669-7271
Boca Royale Clubhouse and Restroom Cabana $1,200.00 Windward Building Group FL 8/28/17 – –
Crossroads Bible Church Multiple activity center $4,500.00 Ryan General Contractors WA 10/20/17 – –
City of Fairfax firing range $2,950.00 Branch Group VA 10/22/18 steve caito (571) 373-8001
Edgeworks Climbing project $2,750.00 Westmark Construction, Inc. WA 10/25/18 Dan Hokenson (253) 377-6576
MacDill Outdoor Recreation Facility Complex $3,000.00 RUSH Construction, Inc FL 11/5/19 Vince Pellitteri (407) 284-8300

Top Contracts by Value:

  1. Largest Project:
    • The most significant contract is the Dennison University Recreation & Athletics Expansion in Ohio, valued at $32,883.10, awarded to Lincoln Construction (close date: 8/10/12). This reflects a major expansion project, likely involving substantial infrastructure or new facilities for athletics.
  2. Other Large Contracts:
    • Decatur Recreation Center in Georgia, valued at $11,335.00, awarded to Ward General Contractors (close date: 11/28/12), is another high-value project.
    • 7th Ward Community Center in Louisiana, valued at $10,000.00, awarded to Ryan Gootee General Contractors LLC (close date: 3/27/15), also represents a significant investment in community infrastructure.

Smaller Projects:

  1. Low-Value Contracts:

    • Several smaller contracts are listed, such as:
      • 15014 South Des Plaines Street Plainfield in Illinois, valued at $880.00, awarded to Tower Contracting, LLC.
      • Jackson County Boys & Girls Club in Georgia, valued at $1,500.00, awarded to CRS building corporation.

  2. Mid-Range Contracts:

    • Mid-range contracts like the Scotland Neighborhood Recreation Center in Maryland ($4,620.00) and Crossroads Bible Church Multiple Activity Center in Washington ($4,500.00) represent smaller, yet meaningful investments in community and recreational facilities.

Geographical Distribution:

  1. Key States:
    • Virginia has a few projects listed, such as the Floyd Innovation Center ($2,900.00) and the City of Fairfax Firing Range ($2,950.00), both showcasing public infrastructure development.
    • Florida and Washington also feature a few projects, such as:
      • Boca Royale Clubhouse and Restroom Cabana ($1,200.00) and MacDill Outdoor Recreation Facility Complex ($3,000.00) in Florida.
      • Crossroads Bible Church Multiple Activity Center ($4,500.00) and Edgeworks Climbing Project ($2,750.00) in Washington.

Project Focus:

  1. Community and Recreational Focus:

    • Many of these projects are centered around community spaces, recreation centers, and activity facilities, reflecting a broader trend of investment in local infrastructure for recreational and community purposes.
    • Projects like Jackson County Boys & Girls Club and the 7th Ward Community Center emphasize a focus on youth and community engagement.

  2. Athletics and Specialized Facilities:

    • Projects like the Dennison University Recreation & Athletics Expansion highlight the importance of athletic infrastructure in educational institutions, likely providing expanded facilities for students and athletes.

Contractor Involvement:

  1. Repeat Contractors:

    • Ryan Gootee General Contractors LLC appears twice, indicating their involvement in community and recreational projects in Louisiana and Washington.
    • Other companies like Lincoln Construction and RUSH Construction handle larger-scale projects such as the Dennison University expansion and the MacDill Outdoor Recreation Facility Complex, respectively.

  2. Key Contacts:

    • For larger projects like Dennison University Recreation & Athletics Expansion, Jim Kaparos at Lincoln Construction (614-457-6015) is the contact for potential follow-ups or future collaborations.
    • For the Decatur Recreation Center project, the primary contact is Mark Harwell from Ward General Contractors (678-725-1597).