Post-renovation
Fine construction dust lifted from every surface, vent and fixture once the contractors leave, so the new space is ready to live in.
From $329
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5–8 hours
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24‑hour re‑clean guarantee
What a post-renovation clean covers
Construction dust settles on everything, including the surfaces you cannot see. The team works top down: light fixtures, fans and vents first, then walls, trim and cabinet interiors, then floors, which are vacuumed with HEPA filters before they are mopped.
Two cleaners spend five to eight hours depending on the size of the project. Fine dust often needs a second pass a day or two later as it resettles, and that pass is included in the price.
When to book it
Book once the contractors have finished and removed their materials, but before furniture and rugs come back in. Cleaning around a sofa that has already collected dust doubles the work and halves the result.
Included on top of the standard checklist
HEPA vacuuming of floors, walls and trim
Inside new cabinets and drawers
Light fixtures, fans, vents and returns
Windows, tracks and interior glass
Paint splatter and adhesive residue removal
A second dust pass within seven days
How to prepare
Ask the contractor to remove tools, debris and protective plastic. Point out any new surfaces that need special care, like unsealed stone, fresh grout or oiled wood, and the team will use the right products from the start.
What it costs
Post-renovation cleans start at $329 for a single-room project and are quoted by area for larger ones, with the rate confirmed in writing before the team is booked. Recurring clients receive the same rate as a deep clean.
Every clean includes
Same two‑person team
50‑point checklist texted
Supplies and equipment
Plant-based products
24‑hour re‑clean guarantee
After the first visit
Three clients on what changed once the baseline was set, from a listing that sold in a weekend to a deposit that came back in full.
Often booked next
Questions, answered
The things people ask before their first booking. If yours is not here, call or text the office.
Why is the first visit a deep clean?
How long does a visit take?
Do I need to be home during the clean?
Do you bring your own supplies?
What if something was missed?