Post-construction cleaning

If the floors have hardened mortar or paint spots, the glass is covered in protective stickers, or there is fine white dust on ceilings and walls that a normal wipe does not shift, then post-construction cleaning is what you need. These materials require a different treatment from everyday household dust.

The most helpful preparation is to clear any tools or leftover materials from the finishing work, open windows for ventilation where possible, and let us know about any sensitive surfaces such as marble, timber or fresh paintwork so we handle them the right way.

Start by checking the floors under good light to confirm mortar spots are gone, then look at the glass and windows to make sure adhesive residue has been removed and surfaces are clear, and inspect the bathrooms, especially grout lines and drains. If you notice any area that is not finished, let us know straight away.

The type and size of the place, the number of floors, the types of surfaces such as ceramic, marble, glass and timber, the amount of residual waste, how long the stains have been left to harden, and how easy it is to reach ceilings and facades all affect the details of the job.

Yes, materials such as tile grout and paint spots become harder to remove the longer they are left, as full drying increases how firmly they set. That is why it helps to describe the surface condition when you call, so we can agree the right approach for what you have.

Construction-debris removal is a standalone service because it differs from surface cleaning: it involves lifting heavy material such as leftover brick, metal and stone and taking it out of the site. Many customers need both, and the details are agreed when you call.

Post-construction cleaning is about removing what building and finishing work leaves behind, materials, stains and coarse dust, while move-in cleaning prepares the place for living in once that is done. The two often follow each other, and you can arrange both with the same team.