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Newly finished coastal home interior after post-construction cleaning
Post-Construction Cleaning

Post-construction & post-renovation cleaning

The fine-dust removal and surface protection a finished space needs before it’s truly move-in ready — without harming new finishes.

Fully Insured
Bonded
Background-Checked
Same Team Each Visit
Satisfaction Guarantee
Phased Construction Cleaning

Cleaned in the right order, at the right stage

01

Rough clean

After the major work: debris, heavy dust, and stickers/labels removed so finishes can be inspected.

02

Final clean

Fine construction dust drawn off every surface with HEPA filtration — the dust that resettles for days.

03

Detail clean

A finishing pass on glass, fixtures, and trim so the space is photo- and move-in ready.

The Fine-Dust Problem

Construction dust isn’t ordinary dust

Post-renovation dust is fine, abrasive, and persistent — it settles into tracks, vents, and textured surfaces and keeps resurfacing. Wiping it with the wrong cloth can scratch new finishes.

We use HEPA filtration and methods chosen to lift dust without dragging it across delicate new marble, glass, and millwork.

Lifted, not dragged Lifted, not dragged
Truly move-in ready Truly move-in ready
What’s Covered

From subfloor dust to final glass

A finished renovation hides dust in every seam. We work it out of the places that keep a new space from feeling finished.

  • Fine dust off all surfaces (HEPA)
  • Vents, tracks & recesses
  • Paint specks, adhesive & labels
  • New glass, mirrors & fixtures
  • Floors detailed & protected
  • Cabinet interiors & millwork
Investment

Scoped per project & phase

Post-construction work is quoted by scope, square footage, and the phases you need. We’ll assess the site and propose a plan.

FAQ: Post-Construction Cleaning

Common questions

We typically schedule the final and detail cleans once major work is complete, with an optional rough clean between phases.
Yes — HEPA filtration and material-appropriate methods are used so dust is lifted, not dragged across new surfaces.
Yes — recesses, vents, and tracks are addressed, since that’s where dust keeps resurfacing.
Related: Move-In / Move-Out Related: Deep Cleaning

Finish the renovation right

Tell us about the project and we’ll plan the right phases.

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