Post-Construction Cleaning
After the builders, before you move in
Construction dust is not ordinary dust. It is drywall, sawdust and concrete ground to a powder that gets into every track, vent and hinge in the building, and it keeps reappearing for weeks if the first clean is done wrong — vacuumed before it is wiped, or wiped before the vents are cleared. There is also the material the trades leave behind: paint spots, adhesive residue, silicone smears, stickers on new glass and appliances. All of it comes off, but new surfaces scratch easily and a lot of new-build glass and stone gets ruined by whoever cleans it first. We work from the top of the building down, in stages, so the dust only has to be removed once.
Our Process
See the Site
We look at the finished trades, the materials and how much dust is genuinely still in the building before quoting.
Clear the Dust
Ceilings, vents and high surfaces first, then down. Dust is removed once rather than pushed from one level to the next.
Detail the Finishes
Paint, adhesive and silicone come off glass, fixtures and appliances by hand, with nothing that will scratch a new surface.
Final Pass
Floors last, then a walk-through with you or the builder. Where a site is still settling, we come back for a second pass.
What's Included
- Drywall, sawdust and concrete dust removed from every surface, track and vent
- Paint spots, adhesive, silicone and stickers taken off glass, fixtures and appliances
- Cabinets, drawers and closets cleaned inside as well as out
- Windows, frames, sills and tracks — the places dust hides and comes back from
- New floors cleaned to the method the material can take, not the fastest one
- A second pass after the site settles, where the job needs one
When We Work
8:00 AM – 4:00 PM · 6:00 PM – 11:00 PM, monday – friday. The evening shift is how commercial premises get cleaned after closing — and it suits plenty of households too.