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A renovation can leave fine dust on surfaces, floors and fixtures long after the tools are packed away. Post-construction cleaning helps you settle back into the space, and it works best when it is planned around the end of the project.
Maid Bees describes its post-construction cleaning as clearing the dust that settles on surfaces, floors and fixtures after a remodel, across kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms and living areas, and recommends booking once the contractors have finished their work.
This checklist separates homeowner planning from booked service inclusions. Anything not clearly described should be confirmed before booking.
Book the cleaning once sanding, cutting, drywall finishing and other dust-producing tasks are complete. Maid Bees recommends booking after the contractors have finished so the dust does not come back after cleaning.
Ask your contractor whether touch-ups, final fittings or inspections are still planned. Even a small job, such as a last bit of sanding, can put dust back on freshly cleaned surfaces.
If the completion date is uncertain, wait for a firm date rather than booking against a moving target.
Construction debris, leftover materials, packaging, offcuts and tools are part of finishing the project, not cleaning. Confirm with your contractor who removes them and when.
Repairs, touch-up painting, caulking and adjustments are also contractor work. Keep a separate punch list for those items.
Post-construction cleaning addresses dust and surface cleaning within the agreed scope. It should not be treated as debris removal or as a substitute for finishing the job.
If the work disturbed materials you suspect could be hazardous, or uncovered signs of moisture damage, consult an appropriately qualified contractor before arranging ordinary cleaning.
Ordinary cleaning is not remediation, and a cleaning visit should not be relied on to resolve suspected hazardous materials or moisture problems.
Once any such concern has been handled by the right professional, you can plan the cleaning stage.
Ask your contractor to clear tools, ladders and leftover materials from the rooms you want cleaned, and note any area that will stay off limits.
Decide which rooms are part of the cleaning. Rooms that were not renovated may still collect dust if they were near the work or on the route in and out.
If protective coverings, tape or film remain on floors, fixtures or windows, agree with your contractor whether they will be removed before the visit.
Fine dust can settle on horizontal surfaces, fixtures and floors, and inside spaces that were left open during the work. Describe where you notice it most.
New finishes, freshly sealed surfaces and materials with manufacturer care instructions deserve a mention in advance. Share any guidance your contractor or supplier provided.
Paint splatter, adhesive, grout haze or sealant residue may call for different methods than dust removal. Treat them as scope questions rather than expected inclusions.
Before booking, list the rooms involved, the areas with the most dust, any delicate finishes and anything you are unsure about, such as cabinet or appliance interiors.
Maid Bees states that its team brings the cleaning supplies and equipment. Your preparation is mainly access, timing and clear notes.
With the work finished and the scope clear, enter a few details about your home online to see your price.
Compare your notes with the published service details, or keep planning with another guide.
Enter a few details about your home to see your price online, then book the service that fits your plans.
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