Post-construction cleaning in Dallas, TX

Construction dust is mostly gypsum, silica and wood flour ground to a powder finer than anything a household generates. It stays airborne for hours, settles into every horizontal surface including the tops of door frames and the inside lips of cabinets, and gets pushed back into the air by the first person who walks through.

That single property is why post-construction cleaning is not a long deep clean. It is a sequence of passes with settling time between them. A crew that cleans a renovated space in one pass will leave, and the dust will land again over the following two hours.

How we work through it

1. Step 1

   Rough pass — bulk removal

   Debris, offcuts, packaging, tape, protective film and stickers removed. Heavy dust vacuumed from floors and flat surfaces with filtered equipment rather than swept into the air.

2. Step 2

   Settle

   Airborne dust needs time to fall. Cleaning through it wastes the effort, so there is a deliberate gap before the detail pass.

3. Step 3

   Detail pass — top down

   Ceiling fixtures, vents, door frames, cabinet interiors and tops, window frames and tracks, baseboards, switch plates, hardware. Everything above knee height before anything below it.

4. Step 4

   Final pass — finish surfaces

   Glass, mirrors, appliance interiors and exteriors, plumbing fixtures, then floors last, usually mopped more than once.

The places construction dust hides

• Top edges of door frames, window casings and crown molding
• Inside every cabinet and drawer, including runner channels
• Window tracks, weep holes and the channel behind the sash
• HVAC supply registers and return grilles
• Light fixture bowls, recessed can trims and fan blades
• The gap between the top of the baseboard and the wall
• Behind and beneath appliances, and inside the toe kick
• Electrical outlet and switch plate edges
• Grout lines that were installed but never washed down properly

When to schedule it

After the last trade has left and before furniture, appliances or window treatments arrive. In practice that means after final paint touch-up, after flooring, after fixture installation, and before the move-in. Booking the clean too early is the most common and most expensive mistake — the space gets re-dusted by whoever comes next.

For occupied homes where only part of the property was worked on, remodel and renovation cleanup is the right page — dust containment and protecting the untouched rooms become the main issue.

Residential and commercial

What we do not do

We are a professional cleaning company, not a remediation contractor. We do not handle asbestos, lead, mold remediation, biohazard cleanup or any regulated hazardous material. We do not perform structural debris hauling, and we do not enter a site that has not been cleared as safe for occupancy.