House Cleaning

Post-Construction Cleaning in Los Angeles

Post-construction and post-renovation cleaning that removes fine drywall dust, debris and residue so your remodeled Los Angeles space is genuinely move-in ready — not just swept.

A remodel isn’t finished when the contractors leave — it’s finished when the dust is gone. Post-construction cleaning is the detailed final pass that turns a job site back into a home: removing the fine drywall dust, debris and residue that ordinary cleaning only spreads around. After a renovation in Los Angeles, it’s the step between “construction complete” and “move-in ready.”

Construction leaves behind a specific kind of mess that needs a specific approach. We come equipped for it, and we work methodically so the haze doesn’t keep resettling on your new finishes a week later.

Why construction dust is its own problem

Drywall and sanding dust is incredibly fine and weightless. It rides air currents into every vent, light fixture, cabinet, track and crevice, then settles in a film over everything. Wiping it dry just launches it back into the air to land again. We use capture-and-remove methods that actually take the dust out of the space instead of relocating it.

A multi-stage detail clean

We work top to bottom so nothing recontaminates a surface we’ve already done: ceilings, fixtures and high ledges first, then walls, cabinetry and trim, then windows and finally floors. Adhesive residue, paint specks, label glue and stickers come off hardware, glass and appliances. The result is the clean, finished look the remodel was supposed to deliver.

Protecting brand-new finishes

New surfaces scratch and etch easily, so we match our methods to fresh materials — gentle on new glass, stone, stainless and freshly painted walls. The point of a post-construction clean is to reveal your investment at its best, not to mar it on the final step.

Inside cabinets, closets and tracks

The dust you can’t see matters most. We clean inside cabinets, drawers and closets, clear window and door tracks, and detail the interiors you’ll be loading with dishes, clothes and belongings within days — so you start your new space genuinely clean.

The Los Angeles factor

With LA’s steady stream of remodels, additions and ADU conversions, post-construction cleanup is constant work — and the city’s dry air keeps fine dust airborne and resettling longer than you’d expect. Coordinating around contractor schedules and tight move-in dates is something we do routinely across the metro.

What post-construction cleaning includes

  • Fine-dust removal from all surfaces, vents, fixtures and high ledges.
  • Residue removal — adhesive, paint specks, stickers and label glue.
  • Cabinet, drawer, closet and track interiors detailed.
  • Glass and floor haze cleared for a finished look.
  • Finish-safe methods for new stone, glass, stainless and paint.

Post-construction cleaning is the heavy-duty cousin of everyday house cleaning in Los Angeles, designed for that one-time transition from construction site back to comfortable home.

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Frequently asked questions

Why does construction dust need professional cleaning?

Fine drywall and sanding dust is ultra-light and travels everywhere — into vents, light fixtures, cabinet interiors, window tracks and every surface. Ordinary cleaning just stirs it back into the air. Post-construction cleaning uses methods that capture and remove it instead of redistributing it, so it doesn’t keep resettling for weeks.

How soon after construction can you clean?

As soon as the contractors are finished and tools and large debris are cleared, we can come in for the final detail clean. For larger projects we can also do a rough clean between phases. Coordinate the timing with your contractor and we’ll fit the final clean before your move-in or reveal.

What do you remove in a post-construction clean?

We remove fine dust from every surface, vent and fixture; adhesive residue, paint specks, and stickers from windows and hardware; sawdust and debris from corners, tracks and cabinet interiors; and the haze left on glass and floors. The goal is a finished space that looks and feels brand new.

Can you clean inside cabinets and closets after a remodel?

Yes, and it matters — construction dust settles inside every cabinet, drawer and closet you’ll soon fill with dishes and clothes. We detail those interiors along with all the visible surfaces, so you’re not unpacking into a layer of drywall dust.