Post-construction cleaning
Rough, final and touch-up phases. Dust pulled off horizontal surfaces top-down, overspray razored off glass, label and sticker removal, vents and registers wiped, floors done last.
Post-construction · Move-in/out · Recurring
Cleaning in Monroe, GA
The last trade before anyone sees it.
Construction cleaning is its own trade. Drywall dust settles three times before it stops, paint overspray needs a blade and not a rag, and a house that is 99 percent finished and dusty reads as unfinished to a buyer. We do the cleaning that comes after the work — ours or anyone else's.
What this division does
Six kinds of cleaning work we take on.
Each of these is quoted as its own line item, so a project that only needs one of them is not carrying the cost of the other five.
Final clean before closing
The clean that happens after the punch list and before the walkthrough. Including the things that get missed: the tops of doors, inside cabinets and drawers, light lenses, and window tracks.
Move-in and move-out
Empty-house deep clean — appliance interiors, cabinet interiors, baseboards, blinds, bathrooms down to the grout. Documented with photos for a security deposit when you need it.
Turns and make-readies
Portfolio work for property managers on a standing scope, so every unit is cleaned to the same checklist and photographed the same way.
Recurring residential
Weekly, biweekly or monthly, same crew, written checklist. Sensible for the houses we already painted and want to stay looking that way.
Window and light-fixture detail
Interior glass, tracks and sills, plus pendant and chandelier cleaning — the add-on nobody thinks about until the afternoon light hits.
How we run it
The order matters more than the materials.
Scope by checklist
You get the actual room-by-room checklist in advance. No ambiguity about whether inside the oven was included.
Top-down
Ceilings, fans and tops of cabinets first, floors last. Doing it in the other order means doing it twice.
Detail pass
Glass, tracks, hardware, switch plates and vents — the small surfaces that decide whether a house reads as clean.
Photo and sign-off
Photographed on completion. On portfolio and construction work those photos go in the file.
What you are buying
Included, and deliberately not included.
Published here so you can compare us against another bid line for line. Most of the difference between two quotes is in the second column.
Included as standard
- All supplies, equipment and HEPA vacuums
- Written room-by-room checklist before we start
- Top-down sequencing with floors last
- Completion photos on construction and portfolio work
- Trash and debris removed from the property
Not included
- Construction debris hauling in volume — that is a dumpster, not a clean
- Mold remediation and biohazard cleanup
- Carpet and upholstery extraction (subcontracted on request)
- Exterior window washing above the second story
Any of these can be added — they are listed separately so the price you compare is the price you pay.
Cleaning questions
Straight answers, including the price ones.
What is post-construction cleaning and why does it cost more than regular cleaning?
Drywall dust is abrasive, electrostatic and settles repeatedly — you cannot get it in one pass. Paint overspray, caulk, adhesive and labels have to come off with blades and solvents rather than a spray bottle. It is a different skill set, different equipment and several times the labor hours of a routine clean, which is why it is priced on its own.
Do you clean after other contractors, not just your own crews?
Yes. A good share of this division is cleaning behind other builders and remodelers. We do not need to have done the construction to clean up after it.
Can you do recurring cleaning for a rental portfolio?
That is the core of the property-manager side. Standing scope, same checklist every unit, photo documentation, net terms, and one invoice per cycle rather than per address.
How is cleaning priced?
Routine cleaning is priced by square footage and frequency. Post-construction, move-out and deep cleans are priced by the hour or by a walked scope, because the condition varies enormously and a square-foot number would be a guess.
Where we do cleaning work
- Monroe
- Loganville
- Winder
- Lawrenceville
- Snellville
- Grayson
- Dacula
- Bethlehem
- Watkinsville
- Athens
- Suwanee
- Duluth
- + more →
No cost, no obligation
Get a cleaning estimate
Send the details and we will call you the same business day to set a time to come measure.
Also in house
Bundle it and you pay for the trip once.
Mobilization is a real cost. Combining divisions on one scope is cheaper than hiring each trade separately, and it means one schedule instead of three.
Let us look at the cleaning work.
Free measured estimates across Walton, Gwinnett and Barrow counties. Call and you get a person — or send the details and we will come look at it.