Finished a build or renovation? We remove the dust, debris, and residue so your space is spotless and move in ready, on schedule.
New construction and renovations leave behind fine dust, debris, adhesive residue, and stickers on every surface, and it doesn't come clean with a quick wipe. Dust Away's post construction clean up brings the detail and equipment to deliver a finished space that's ready to show off, coordinated around your project timeline.
The Dust Away Construction Clean Up Standard, in practice: rough to final phases so vents, fixtures, and floors are truly move in ready, not just swept.
Removal of large debris and trash so trades can complete final work safely.
Detailed cleaning of all surfaces, dust removal, fixtures, glass, floors, and finishes throughout.
A final pass right before move in or hand off to handle fingerprints, smudges, and last minute detail.
Initial strip, seal, or wax so new floors start protected and looking their best.
Construction schedules move. You coordinate with one person who can shift crews the same day, not a chain of approvals.
Crews are staffed to your inspection or turnover date, including nights and weekends when the date will not move.
Priced for the build in front of us, with no ongoing agreement attached, though most builders call us back for the next one.
Rough, fine, and final passes are scheduled against your handover date, because construction dust keeps settling long after the trades leave.
Because construction dust keeps falling. A rough clean clears debris so trades can finish, a second pass handles the fine dust that settles out of the air over the following days, and a final detail clean happens right before handover. Doing it once, too early, means the space is dusty again by the walkthrough.
Yes, and that is usually why we get called. We schedule backward from your handover or inspection date and staff the crew to meet it, including nights and weekends when the date does not move. The date is agreed in writing before we start.
Yes. That is the dust that keeps reappearing on finished surfaces if it is left in place, it sits on ledges, in track lighting, on top of door frames and in return vents, then drops the first time the HVAC runs. High level detail work is part of the final pass, not an extra.
Give us your handover date and we'll work backward from it. Firm schedule, written quote, clean turnover.
