Post-construction cleaning and post-renovation cleaning are two different jobs, even though the names sound alike. After a flat refurbishment there is dust and a few paint marks. After construction there is cement dust through the whole volume, mortar residue on the screed, films on the joinery and stickers on every pane — and often no water or power on site yet.
If it was an ordinary refurbishment, the right service is post-renovation cleaning.
Construction dust is very fine and lifts with any air movement. After the first clean another layer settles — so on larger sites two passes are planned: a rough one once work finishes and a detailed one before handover. A single clean straight after the builders usually is not enough, and it is worth knowing that before the quote.
Quoted after a site visit. Floor area, ceiling height, how much material is left behind and whether two passes are needed all affect it.
We clear leftover material from the rooms and stage it for removal. Skip collection is quoted separately — that is a different service from cleaning.
It makes the work easier and cheaper. If there are no utilities we say so at quotation — bringing our own power and water affects both time and price.
Considerably longer than ordinary cleaning. For a detached house it is usually a team working a full day or more.
On most floors yes, with the right softening and tools. On delicate surfaces we assess the risk before starting.
Yes, one of the most common jobs — including window cleaning and removing stickers from the glass.