What can the service include?
Rough, final or touch-up cleaning by project phase, Construction dust removal from accessible surfaces, Cabinet, shelf and fixture wipe-down.
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Post-Construction • Final Clean • Turnover
From construction site to presentation-ready space.
Detailed removal of construction dust and residue before occupancy, inspection or handoff.
Construction and renovation leave fine dust, labels, smudges and residue throughout a property. We build the cleaning scope around the project phase, surfaces and handoff requirements.
Quick answers
What should you know about post-construction cleaning?
Who is it designed for?
New homes and multifamily units, Renovated offices and commercial suites, Hotels and hospitality spaces.
How is the cleaning plan created?
Send us the project location, approximate size, construction phase and target completion date. We will evaluate access, schedule and service requirements before quoting.
Scope of service
What post-construction cleaning can include
- ✓Rough, final or touch-up cleaning by project phase
- ✓Construction dust removal from accessible surfaces
- ✓Cabinet, shelf and fixture wipe-down
- ✓Interior glass, frames and ledges
- ✓Floor vacuuming and detailed cleaning
- ✓Removal of labels and light surface residue
- ✓Final touch-up before walkthrough or occupancy
Designed for your property
Projects we can evaluate
- New homes and multifamily units
- Renovated offices and commercial suites
- Hotels and hospitality spaces
- Condominium turnovers
- Retail buildouts
- Contractor and property-manager handoffs
Frequency
Scheduling shaped around the property.
Post-construction work is normally scheduled by phase: rough clean, final clean and, when needed, a touch-up shortly before inspection or handoff. Each phase requires a separate readiness check and clearly defined completion date.
Before service
How to prepare
- ✓Remove construction debris, tools and active trade materials
- ✓Complete dusty cutting, sanding and punch-list work before final cleaning
- ✓Provide safe utilities, lighting, access and a site contact
- ✓Identify delicate finishes, manufacturer restrictions and deadline milestones
Scope clarity
Quoted separately or excluded
- Removal of heavy construction debris or hazardous materials
- Work in unsafe, unfinished or actively dusty areas
- Paint, adhesive, grout or residue removal that could damage finishes unless tested and approved
FAQ
Questions before requesting an estimate
What is the difference between rough, final and touch-up cleaning?
A rough clean addresses the site before final finishes are complete, a final clean prepares completed spaces for inspection or handoff, and a touch-up handles new dust or marks created after the final clean.
When should the final clean be scheduled?
Schedule it after dusty trades and major punch-list work are complete, with utilities active and enough time before inspection or occupancy for corrections.
Do you remove all construction debris?
Light labels and surface residue may be included. Heavy debris, dumpsters, hazardous materials and trade waste must be removed by the responsible contractor unless separately agreed.
Can you support contractors and property managers?
Yes. We can evaluate phased work, unit turnovers and deadline-driven handoffs when access, readiness and scope are confirmed in advance.
A tailored approach
A cleaner handoff starts with the right scope.
Send us the project location, approximate size, construction phase and target completion date. We will evaluate access, schedule and service requirements before quoting.