A proper after-renovation clean is never a single pass. Our cleaners work in three stages, moving from the heaviest buildup to the finest detail, so nothing gets smeared, scratched, or missed.
Stage 1: The Rough Clean
The rough clean tackles the visible layer of the mess. Your cleaners remove light construction debris, drywall dust, and loose sawdust from floors and surfaces, clear window sills and ledges, and wipe down the heaviest buildup before any wet cleaning begins. Wiping a dusty surface with water only turns it into mud, so this pass stays dry and systematic, resetting each room before the deeper work starts.
Stage 2: The Final Clean
With the heavy dust gone, the final clean works through every surface room by room. We spot-clean walls, wipe baseboards, clean doors, frames, and switch plates, and clean window sills and frames. Kitchen cabinet fronts are wiped, bathrooms get a full scrub of tile, grout lines, fixtures, and mirrors, and floors are vacuumed and mopped from the back of the room to the door. This is the pass where the space starts to look like the renovation you paid for.
Stage 3: The Detail and Polish Phase
The detail phase is what separates a post-construction clean from a standard wipe-down. Your cleaners go back through with the tools and products made for construction residue: removing paint splatters and adhesive or tape residue from glass, frames, and floors, polishing fixtures and hardware, cleaning vents and register covers, and checking the crevices where fine dust collects. The job ends with a room-by-room inspection, floor to ceiling, so the handover is truly move-in ready.