Quote-first service
Cosmetic final cleaning and dust detail for completed residential projects.
Fit
Best after remodels, punch-list work, or before owner turnover.
The full checklist
Construction dust is its own category. Drywall and silica dust is finer than household dust, it settles for days after the last cut, and it works into every track, hinge, vent, and cabinet seam in the home. A post-construction clean is the cosmetic final pass that turns a finished project into a livable space — done after the trades are out, scoped for fine-dust detail rather than everyday cleaning.
The core of the visit — top down, every room:
Where new finishes need the most careful detail:
Where construction grit concentrates and hides:
Saved for last, on purpose:
Worth knowing before you schedule:
Honest boundaries — this is a cosmetic final clean, not site cleanup:
Timing
Timing matters more on post-construction work than any other clean we do.
The right moment is after the last trade is done — including punch-list touch-ups. Cleaning before the painter's final pass or the electrician's trim-out means paying for the same rooms twice.
An empty post-construction home is the ideal state: every track, shelf, and floor edge reachable. Once furniture lands on floors that still carry drywall dust, that dust gets ground in.
Single-room remodels still dust the whole house — fine particles travel through open doorways and HVAC. We scope the remodeled room for detail and the rest of the home for the dust that migrated.
Builders and GCs handing over a finished home — the final clean is the last thing the owner sees before the keys. We work to your walk-through date and scope.
Brand-new homes arrive with builder dust in every cabinet and track. Pairing this clean with your move-in date means unpacking into genuinely clean storage.
For larger projects, a short second visit a week or two after the first catches the fine dust that kept settling — the difference between clean-looking and actually done.
Scoping
No flat menu pricing — these are the factors a person weighs when reviewing your request.
Common questions
The questions customers ask most before booking this service.
After the last trade is completely done — punch list included. If the painter still owes you a touch-up pass, wait for it. Cleaning an active or almost-done site means paying to clean the same surfaces again. We can hold a flexible slot pegged to your contractor's finish date.
Drywall and silica dust is far finer than household dust — it stays airborne longer, settles for days after the last cut, and works into tracks, hinges, vents, and cabinet seams. It also needs to be removed in the right order, top down with floors last, or it just redistributes.
No — debris, offcuts, and material hauling stay with your contractor, and anything involving lead, asbestos, or hazardous materials belongs with licensed abatement pros. We are the cosmetic final clean after the site is cleared, and we are up front about that boundary.
For most single-room remodels, yes. For full remodels and new builds, fine dust keeps settling for days after the first clean — a short follow-up visit a week or two later catches that settle-out. We will tell you honestly which plan your project needs when we review the quote.
Our standard
Each service is scoped around kitchen, bathroom, living-space, floor, and final walk-through priorities.
Counters, appliance exteriors, sink, visible surfaces, and floors.
Sinks, toilets, showers or tubs, mirrors, touchpoints, and floors.
Dusting, straightening, bedrooms, common areas, and priority surfaces.
Vacuuming, sweeping, and mopping appropriate surfaces.
Job notes, customer priorities, and checklist/photo proof when approved.
