Post-renovation cleaning refers to a deep and detailed cleaning service performed after a home remodeling project. It is typically limited to areas such as a kitchen or bathroom that have undergone upgrades or renovations. This type of cleaning targets fine dust, surface residue, and construction-related grime that regular cleaning doesn’t address. Note: This service does not include removal of large construction debris or haul-away of renovation materials.

A typical post-renovation cleaning service includes dusting and cleaning all surfaces, removing small scraps (not construction debris), cleaning and sanitizing fixtures, appliances, and windows, vacuuming and mopping floors, and addressing any specific cleaning needs arising from the renovation.

The duration of post-renovation cleaning varies depending on the size and complexity of the project. Smaller spaces like a single bathroom or kitchen may take a few hours, while larger or more intricate remodels can take a full day or more. To ensure the most effective results, it’s best to schedule this service after all major renovation work is complete - and debris has been removed. This allows the cleaning team to work efficiently without interruptions and helps keep the space clean and ready for occupancy or final walk-throughs.

• Dust and Debris Removal: Fine dust settles everywhere—on walls, light fixtures, vents, and inside cabinets and drawers. Debris such as small wood chips, nails, and packaging materials need to be removed.

• Detailed Surface Cleaning: All surfaces are wiped down multiple times: countertops, baseboards, trim, molding, window sills, doors, and frames. Paint splatter or adhesive residue may be removed.

• Air Vent and Filter Cleaning: Vents are often clogged with construction dust and may need to be vacuumed or wiped.

• Floor Cleaning: Floors require specialized care depending on the material—vacuuming and mopping.

• Sanitizing: Newly renovated kitchens and bathrooms are thoroughly disinfected to be ready for use.