Construction dust settles everywhere: inside cabinets, on window tracks, on top of door frames and in light fixtures, and it comes back if it is only wiped once. Roos Cleaning has hands-on training in post-construction work, and the clean moves from high surfaces down to the floor so dust is not pushed back onto areas already done.
Call (508) 813-1245 or email photos of the space to esterproos@gmail.com to request a quote.
What Does Post-Construction Cleaning Include?
The checklist depends on the size of the project and the rooms involved, and it is agreed with you before the visit. A post-renovation clean typically covers:
- Dust removal: walls, trim, doors and door frames, vents and light fixtures, from top to bottom.
- Cabinets and built-ins: inside and outside, including shelves and drawers.
- Windows: sills, frames and tracks cleared of dust and debris, with glass when agreed.
- Kitchens and bathrooms: new counters, sinks, fixtures, tile and appliance exteriors.
- Floors: vacuumed and mopped, with the dust worked out of corners and edges.
- Residue: light paint specks and sticker or tape residue where they can be removed safely.
Large debris, leftover materials and dumpsters should be removed by your contractor before the cleaning starts, so the visit can focus on the finished surfaces.
When Should You Schedule Cleaning After Construction?
Book the clean for after the last trade finishes, including painting, flooring and fixtures, and before furniture moves back in. Cleaning while work is still going on means the dust returns the next day.
Many Massachusetts homes were built before 1978 and may contain lead paint. If your renovation disturbed painted surfaces in an older home, follow the EPA's Renovate Right guidance and confirm with your contractor that lead-safe cleanup was completed before a general post-construction clean.
How Is Post-Construction Cleaning Different From Move Out Cleaning?
Move Out Cleaning prepares a lived-in home for its next occupant. Post-Construction Cleaning deals with a different problem: a heavy layer of fine dust on every surface, including new finishes that need careful handling so they are not scratched.
It also differs from Deep Cleaning, which targets everyday buildup. After construction, a single room can need more time than a whole house on a routine visit. Offices and shops after a fit-out use the same service, and regular Commercial Cleaning can follow.
How Do You Book Post-Construction Cleaning in Massachusetts?
To book Post-Construction Cleaning in Massachusetts, call (508) 813-1245. Tell the team what was built or renovated, the rooms involved, the approximate square footage, whether the property is empty and the date the work will be finished.
Photos of the space help plan the time the job needs, and you can send them to esterproos@gmail.com. Roos Cleaning is based in Taunton and serves Massachusetts and Rhode Island; your price and date are confirmed before the visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Top-to-bottom dust removal on walls, trim, fixtures and vents, inside and outside cabinets, windowsills and tracks, kitchens, bathrooms and floors. The checklist is agreed with you before the visit.
It depends on the size of the project and how much dust it left. One remodeled bathroom is quicker than a whole-house renovation. Roos Cleaning confirms the time after seeing the details or photos.
The price depends on the square footage, the rooms involved and the amount of dust and residue. Roos Cleaning confirms it before scheduling. Call (508) 813-1245 or email photos.
It is the detailed clean done after renovation work ends, removing fine dust, residue and small debris from every surface so the space is ready to live or work in.
Construction dust settles inside cabinets, vents and fixtures and keeps coming back after a quick wipe. A thorough clean before furniture returns protects new finishes and makes the space usable.