Post-Renovation Cleaning FAQ
Questions About Final Cleaning After Renovation
Helpful information for homeowners, builders, contractors and property
professionals preparing a renovated or newly built property for occupancy,
presentation or client handover.
When should post-renovation cleaning be scheduled?
Final cleaning should normally be scheduled after active construction, sanding,
cutting and major trade work have been completed. The property should be
accessible and ready for detailed cleaning before occupancy, presentation or
client handover.
Do you work directly with builders and contractors?
Yes. We support builders, general contractors, renovation professionals,
homeowners and property representatives. Access, project timing, cleaning scope
and the required completion date are reviewed before service is confirmed.
How do you determine the project scope?
The scope is based on the size and condition of the property, construction-dust
levels, completed finishes, accessible areas and the intended occupancy or
handover date. A site review or detailed project information may be required
before scheduling.
What may be included in post-renovation cleaning?
Depending on the confirmed scope, service may include fine construction-dust
removal, accessible trim and ledges, cabinetry, fixtures, floors, glass,
high-visibility surfaces and careful cleaning around newly completed finishes.
Exterior project cleanup and other enhancements are quoted separately when
required.
What is not automatically included?
Large construction-debris removal, disposal-bin service, hazardous materials,
active trade work, trade corrections, inaccessible high areas, HVAC duct
cleaning and specialized restoration are not automatically included. Any
additional requirement must be reviewed and confirmed separately.
Can cleaning begin while contractors are still working?
Final cleaning is most effective after dust-producing and major construction
work has ended. Limited or phased cleaning may require separate planning, but
areas must be safe, accessible and ready before our team begins.
Is the final review a construction or deficiency inspection?
No. Our final review addresses the agreed cleaning scope. It is not a building
inspection, deficiency inspection, construction certification or approval of
trade workmanship.
What happens if an area within the agreed scope was missed?
Our 24-Hour Reclean Guarantee applies to the confirmed cleaning scope. If an
included area requires additional attention, contact our team within 24 hours
of service completion so the concern can be reviewed and, where applicable,
corrected.
Are your cleaning teams employees or independent contractors?
Services are delivered through employee-based teams with structured scheduling,
project briefing, operational oversight, WSIB coverage and single-point
accountability from scope confirmation through completion.