Post-Construction Cleaning
Remove construction dust, smudges, and light residue after building or renovation work.
What’s included
Whole Home & Construction Dust
- Construction dust from reachable surfaces
- Walls dusted with Swiffer
- Spot clean obvious marks
- Small/light surface debris
- Vacuum and mop floors
Cabinets, Cupboards & Drawers
Vacant areas: interiors and exteriors included. Occupied/furnished areas: interiors are not included by default when they contain belongings.
Interior Windows
- Interior glass up to 12 ft
- Sills and accessible tracks
- Reasonable amount of easy-to-remove stickers/protective material
Light Residue
Small amounts of paint, caulk, grout, adhesive, and similar residue may be removed when they come off reasonably and safely. Extremely messy/heavy residue may be declined.
Tell us about the project.
Post-construction conditions can vary significantly. Send us the property details and photos so our office can review the project before confirming scope, pricing, or scheduling.
Start with the property and construction work.
A few basics help our office understand the size and type of project.
What should our team review?
Tell us which areas and project-specific details are involved.
Is there anything that needs extra review?
Check anything that applies. These answers do not automatically disqualify the project.
How should our office follow up?
Your preferred date is helpful, but it is not reserved until our office confirms availability.
One last step.
Photos are strongly recommended because construction conditions can vary significantly.
Include wide room views plus close-ups of heavy dust, paint, adhesive, caulk, grout, stickers, or other construction residue.
Our office will review the project details and photos before confirming pricing, availability, and any required deposit.
Post-Construction Cleaning FAQs
Does construction need to be completely finished?
Ideally, yes. This prevents new construction dust from being created after cleaning. Minor final touches may be acceptable depending on the project.
Will you remove paint, caulk, grout, or adhesive?
Small amounts may be removed when they come off reasonably and safely. Heavy or unusually messy construction residue is outside the normal scope and the project may be declined.
Do you remove construction debris?
We vacuum and pick up small, light debris. Large debris and construction materials must be removed by the contractor or customer before cleaning.
Do you clean inside cabinets and drawers?
In vacant areas, yes. In occupied or furnished areas, interiors are not included by default when belongings are inside unless specifically arranged.