Clear the fine dust and finishing details after the work is done.

Construction may be complete before the home is ready to live in. Post-renovation cleaning focuses on fine dust, cabinetry, frames, ledges, floors, and details revealed after the trades leave.

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Built for post-renovation fine dust
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Time estimated from the actual site
Fine construction dust settles repeatedly, so the work needs staged cleaning and a final check.
Fine construction dust settles repeatedly, so the work needs staged cleaning and a final check.

Leave the worksite behind and return the space to daily life.

Typical priorities include:

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Fine dust

Remove dust in stages from floors, ledges, baseboards, and reachable surfaces.

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Cabinetry and surfaces

Wipe cabinet fronts, counters, fixture exteriors, and booked interior areas.

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Door and window edges

Clean frames, tracks, and corners where residue settles.

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Final pass

Vacuum throughout, clean floors, and recheck high-use areas.

For the first complete clean after the project.

A fit for full renovations, partial upgrades, kitchen or bathroom work, and pre-move-in finishing.

  • After a full renovation
  • After a room upgrade
  • Before moving in
How pricing works

The site condition determines the team and time estimate.

Post-renovation work is usually priced from the actual workload and time. Area size, dust level, protective film or adhesive, and the amount of cabinetry all affect the estimate.

Tools are selected for the dust and surfaces on site.

  1. Vacuuming and detail-dusting tools
  2. Separate equipment for cabinetry and floors
  3. Priority items listed before the visit

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