Service
Post-Construction Cleaning
Dust and debris removal after a renovation or new build.
Renovation dust doesn't stay where the work happened — it settles into vents, coats surfaces, and drifts into rooms that were never part of the project. Post-construction cleaning is the last step of the job, clearing that fine debris so the space is actually ready to use, not just finished.
Construction dust behaves differently than everyday household dust — it's finer, it settles into places you wouldn't expect, and a standard vacuum-and-wipe pass usually just moves it around instead of removing it. We approach post-construction cleanup with that in mind.
Ready for post-construction cleaning?
Get a quote scoped to your project's size.
or Request a Virtual EstimateBuilders, contractors, and homeowners all end up needing this at the same point in a project: right after the work is done, when fine dust is everywhere but the space is technically "finished."
Who This Is Best For
- Homeowners after a renovation or remodel
- Builders and contractors finishing a new construction project
- Property owners preparing a newly built or renovated unit for move-in
- Anyone dealing with fine dust and debris that a standard clean won't fully clear
What's Included
- Fine dust removal from surfaces, vents, and fixtures
- Debris and packaging cleanup
- Window sills, tracks, and hard floor detailing
- Scheduling coordinated around your project timeline
Optional Add-On Services
Vents, light fixtures, and hard flooring tend to hold onto construction dust longer than other surfaces — these add-ons target those specifically.
Interior Window & Track Cleaning
Construction dust and residue removed from window glass and tracks.
Light Fixture & Vent Detailing
Dust removed from light fixtures, vent covers, and ceiling fans.
Cabinet Interior Detailing
Kitchen and bathroom cabinet interiors wiped down of dust and debris.
Hard Floor Detailing
Extra attention to hard flooring, where dust and residue tend to settle.
Want to build a custom plan?
Ask about add-ons based on what your project left behind.
The single biggest factor here is timing against your project's actual completion. Get that right, and this is what the visit covers.
Before We Arrive
- Confirm construction work is fully complete, including any remaining touch-ups
- Clear tools, materials, and construction debris that aren't part of our scope
- Let us know if HVAC systems have been running during construction, since that affects how dust has spread
- Flag any delicate or newly installed surfaces that need careful handling
During the Visit
- 1We start by clearing fine dust from surfaces, vents, and fixtures before detailed cleaning
- 2Windows, sills, and tracks are cleaned of construction residue
- 3Floors get particular attention, since dust and debris settle there most
- 4We do a final walkthrough to confirm the space is genuinely move-in or use-ready
Frequently Asked Questions About Post-Construction Cleaning
When should post-construction cleaning happen?
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After all construction, painting, and installation work is fully finished — cleaning before the project is complete usually means redoing it.
Does this remove construction dust from air vents?
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We clean visible vent covers and surfaces; if you're concerned about dust inside HVAC ductwork, a specialist duct cleaning may be worth considering separately.
Is this different from a deep clean?
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Yes — this service is scoped specifically for fine dust and debris from a renovation or build, which goes beyond what a standard deep clean covers.
Can this be scheduled right before move-in?
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Yes, many clients time post-construction cleaning right before move-in.
Do you remove leftover construction materials or debris?
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Our scope is fine dust and residue cleanup, not hauling away construction materials, tools, or heavy debris — let us know what's still on-site so we can plan the visit correctly.
Ready for a Spotless Space?
Request a free, no-obligation estimate and we'll get back to you with a straightforward quote for your home or office.
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