Post-construction cleaning in San Diego
A coordinated final clean after construction work is complete and the site is released for cleaning.
- HEPA vacuuming of fine dust
- Detail cleaning of accessible surfaces
- Interior glass and frames
- Final walkthrough and agreed touch-ups
Scope and pricing
Final pricing follows an assessment of size, condition, frequency, access and labor. Only the tasks listed in your written proposal are included.
We review surface compatibility and existing damage before treatment. Permanent stains and restoration outcomes are not guaranteed.
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Commercial • Residential
Tell us what matters most: presentation, detailed cleaning, recurring upkeep or a handover deadline.
Plan your cleaning proposal
When should final cleaning take place?
Confirm that the work area is released by the construction contact and that ongoing trades will not immediately reintroduce dust. Separate initial cleaning, final detail and return touch-ups. Share the walkthrough or handover deadline before scheduling.
What should the scope identify?
List accessible horizontal surfaces, cabinetry, interior glass and floor materials, along with fine-dust removal needs. New finishes require compatible methods and manufacturer instructions. Labels, adhesive or paint residue need assessment before removal.
What must be ready at the site?
Confirm safe access, lighting, water and electricity. Clarify who removes construction debris and which areas remain out of scope. Hazardous-material remediation and work on active construction systems are not part of ordinary final cleaning.
Let’s build the right scope.
Tell us about your property, frequency and priorities. Our team will contact you to arrange a walkthrough or prepare the next step.
Define the final-cleaning handover
Carpet, hard floors and new finishes
List the flooring in each room and the areas affected by construction dust. Carpet vacuuming and wet extraction are different tasks: specify whether extraction is requested, excluded or to be assessed separately. For new hard floors, share care instructions and identify protective films, grout residue or adhesive before methods are agreed. The proposal should state which treatments are included.
Cabinets, glass and the final inspection
Identify cabinet interiors as well as exterior faces, accessible window glass, frames and tracks. Confirm whether shelves and rooms will be empty and who removes tools, packaging and construction debris. Send photos of dust or residue and a room list with the approximate cleanable area. Agree who attends the final walkthrough and how any return touch-ups will be scoped if trades continue working after the clean.