Post-construction
Why construction dust is a different job
Drywall dust is not ordinary dust. It is fine enough to stay airborne for hours, it settles on top of everything rather than in it, and a normal clean simply relocates it — which is why a suite that was cleaned on Friday looks dusty again on Monday.
We work it in the order it has to be done, top down, so nothing lands twice:
- Ceilings, vents, diffusers and light fixtures first
- Trim, baseboards, door frames and window tracks
- Cabinets and millwork, inside and out
- Labels, adhesive and overspray off glass, fixtures and hardware
- Floors last — swept, vacuumed with the right filtration, then finished
- A touch-up pass before the walkthrough, because a building keeps making dust until the last trade is gone
Rough, final and touch-up are three separate visits and we price them that way, rather than selling one clean and hoping it holds.
