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Cleaning & Washing
Removal of builders' dust, debris, adhesives and protective films after new construction, ahead of handover or move-in.
Overview
New buildings and fit-outs leave behind plaster dust, cement splashes, adhesive marks and protective film on almost every surface. Post-construction cleaning clears this in stages so the property can be handed over or occupied. It is more intensive than a standard clean and is planned with the site in mind.
The work usually proceeds in phases: coarse debris removal, dry dusting and vacuuming of high surfaces, detail cleaning of fixtures and fittings, glass and frames, and finally floors. Protective films are peeled where agreed, and paint or adhesive spots are lifted with methods that suit each surface to avoid scratching.
Cement splashes on glass or tile, deep paint marks and scratches from site work may not remove fully without risk of damage, and we will say so before attempting. Site conditions, including power, water and safe access, affect how the work is carried out. Finishing trades should be complete first, otherwise dust returns.
Final scope is confirmed in your written quotation after assessment.
Service Process
Share the property type, size, rooms and any specific items or stains you want treated.
We confirm what is included, access requirements and any items that need special care.
Floors, furniture and sensitive surfaces are protected before cleaning begins.
We work room by room from high to low so dust and debris are not redistributed.
We review the finished areas with you so anything missed can be addressed on the spot.
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FAQ
After all finishing trades are complete, so dust and debris do not return. We can advise on timing.
Light splashes often come off with care. Hardened or deep marks may risk scratching, and we will say so first.
Light site debris is typically handled, while bulk construction waste is usually the contractor's responsibility. Scope is confirmed in the quotation.
Yes, a working supply is usually needed for effective cleaning.
It deals with construction residue and heavy dust in several stages, so it generally involves more work than a deep clean.
It depends on how heavy the dust is. Occasionally a second visit is advised once dust has settled.
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