Pass one, top down
Ceilings, light fixtures, vents, the tops of doors and cabinets, then walls and trim. Everything falls to the floor on purpose.
The dust comes back twice. We plan for that.
Renovation dust does not settle once. It settles, gets disturbed, and settles again.
That is why a single pass looks finished on the day and looks wrong three days later, when the light hits the trim.
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Fine dust is not dirt. It is gypsum, sawdust and concrete ground into a powder.
It also sits suspended in the air for hours after the crew leaves. Wipe too early and you are cleaning a surface that is about to be dusty again.
Five steps, and the second one is the step most crews skip.
Ceilings, light fixtures, vents, the tops of doors and cabinets, then walls and trim. Everything falls to the floor on purpose.
We let the disturbed dust settle instead of pretending it will not. This is the step that decides how the room looks three days later, when the light hits the trim.
The same surfaces again, plus window tracks, sills, outlet and switch plates, inside cabinets and drawers, appliance interiors if requested.
Vacuumed with a fine filter, then damp cleaned to the finish the material calls for.
We go room by room with you, or we send photos if you cannot be there.
The second pass is included in the price, never billed as an extra. It is the whole reason we cap the day.
Ceilings, walls and trim. Light fixtures and ceiling fans. Air vents and returns.
Window interiors, tracks and sills. Doors, frames and the tops of doors. All cabinet exteriors and interiors. Countertops and backsplashes. Appliance exteriors, interiors on request. Outlet and switch plates. Stairs and railings. All floors, finish appropriate. Debris removal from interior spaces.
What is not included: exterior debris hauling, dumpster loading and anything requiring construction tools. We tell you that upfront instead of after.
On a post construction job that cap matters more than usual, because the second pass is exactly the step a rushed schedule eliminates first.
Capping the schedule costs us jobs. It is also the reason we can promise the second pass and mean it, instead of listing it and dropping it.
The dust that reappears is the complaint everyone has about construction cleanup. The second pass is the answer to it.
Real renovation cleanups across MetroWest. The places the walkthrough finds when nobody looked.
BeforeAfterWhere installation debris collects and nobody thinks to check.
BeforeAfterGrout haze and fine dust settle into every new fitting.
Three people with the same deadline and different reasons.
Finishing a kitchen, a bathroom or a whole floor, who want the house livable the day the crew leaves.
Who need a reliable final clean so the handover does not stall on a punch list item.
Turning over a renovated unit before the listing photos.
Tell us the date someone is inspecting the space and we schedule backward from it.
Post construction cleaning in Framingham, Marlborough, Ashland, Natick, Hopkinton and Sudbury, Massachusetts.
We keep the route tight so scheduling holds, which matters on a renovation where the date moves twice before it is final.
If something is not right, we come back.
Tell us within 24 hours and we return within 24 hours to redo that specific item. No debate about whether it counts. We are licensed and insured, and the same person you speak with is responsible for the work in your home.
The thing that comes up is always the same: the places nobody looks. On a renovation that means the window tracks, the tops of the doors and the inside of cabinets that were installed dusty and never wiped out.
“She does not show up to go through the motions, she shows up to actually clean.”
We photograph what we cleaned, so after the walkthrough you can see exactly what changed.
Construction cleanup is priced by square footage and by the state the space is in, not by the hour. A unit that was swept daily by the crew costs less than one that was not. Whether the appliances and cabinets need interiors done changes the number too.
We look at the space, or at photos, and give you a straight figure before we start.
The single biggest factor on a construction cleanup.
A space swept daily costs less than one that was not.
New installs are usually dusty inside and are quoted with the job.
The second pass is included in the number, never billed as an extra.
Ideally after the last tool leaves and the space is clear of materials. If the crew is still finishing a punch list, we can do the first pass and return for the second once they are out.
Two, always. Fine dust settles again after the first pass, and the second pass is what makes the difference three days later. It is included, not an upsell.
We remove interior debris and packaging. We do not haul exterior debris or load dumpsters, and we do not do anything that requires construction tools.
It depends on square footage and how much material and dust the crew left behind. We give you the number after seeing the space or photos of it, at no charge.
Yes. Both, and we will send proof before we start if your contractor or property manager needs it.
Yes, and that is a common request. Tell us the walkthrough date and we schedule backward from it.
Tell us the size of the space and what was done to it. We will give you a straight number and a date that holds.