After a remodel or new build we take the property from construction state to move-in ready. That means hauling out leftover debris, clearing fine dust from floors, fixtures, and the hard-to-reach places it settles, deep cleaning hardwood, tile, and concrete, and removing paint splatter, adhesive, and stucco residue from windows, mirrors, and glass doors. We work for general contractors, custom builders, and remodelers across the greater Phoenix area, sequenced around your punch list so the space is ready for inspection or handover.
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Everything on a build can be right and the handover still lands badly. Construction dust on the fixtures, paint flecks on the glass, adhesive on a new floor, and a pile of packaging in the garage are what a client's eye goes to, because they are the things that say the work is not finished. It is the last two percent of the job and it disproportionately sets the impression.
Some of it is genuinely risky to do badly. Scraping cured stucco or paint off glass is how tempered panels get scratched, and tempered glass is unforgiving: fabricating debris in the surface means a blade can leave permanent marks that only show up later in raking light. Aggressive solvents on a new hardwood or tile finish cause the same kind of expensive, irreversible problem.
The rest is sequencing. A final clean only holds if it happens after the last dusty trade and before the walkthrough, which means working to your schedule rather than a fixed calendar slot. We coordinate against the punch list, and if a trade returns and re-dirties an area we quote that touch-up honestly instead of absorbing it and cutting corners elsewhere.
Wood scraps, drywall offcuts, packaging waste, and leftover material get cleared out and disposed of, so the space is safe to walk and ready for inspection or move-in rather than still being a job site.
Construction dust does not stay where you can see it. We clear it from floors, fixtures, ledges, vents, and the hard-to-reach spots it settles into, then remove paint splatter, adhesive, and other residue so surfaces actually read as finished.
Hardwood, tile, and concrete each get the right solution for construction dust, dried paint, and stubborn adhesive. Grout haze on new tile and slurry on concrete are chemical problems, so they get treated rather than scrubbed.
Paint, stucco splatter, dust film, adhesive from manufacturer labels, and installation smudges come off windows, mirrors, and glass doors. Tracks, sills, and frame channels get vacuumed out, not just wiped around.
Yes, that is the main audience for this service. We work with general contractors, custom home builders, remodelers, and tenant-improvement contractors. Certificate of insurance naming the project or GC is provided before we mobilize, and we invoice against the job rather than per visit if that suits your accounting.
That is the core skill of the service. It is done with controlled technique and the right tools, not aggressive scraping. Worth being direct: on tempered glass with fabricating debris, any blade contact carries some risk of visible marking in raking light. If we see that condition we flag it and discuss it with you before proceeding rather than after.
After the last dust-generating trade and before the client walkthrough. Booking it too early is the most common mistake, because a single returning trade undoes it. We coordinate against your punch list and can split the work into a rough clean and a final clean if the schedule demands it.
Yes. Wood scraps, drywall offcuts, packaging waste, and leftover material get cleared out and disposed of. If the volume is closer to a full dumpster load than a cleanup, we will tell you at the walkthrough so you can decide whether a roll-off is the cheaper route.
Floors are part of it. Hardwood, tile, and concrete each get a solution matched to the surface for construction dust, dried paint, and adhesive. Grout haze on new tile and slurry on concrete get chemical treatment rather than aggressive scrubbing, which is what protects a new finish.
Carpet extraction, duct and HVAC cleaning, and ongoing janitorial service are not ours. We will say so up front rather than subcontract them badly. Everything else in the construction-to-move-in-ready range, debris, dust, floors, fixtures, glass, and exteriors, we handle directly.
After a walkthrough of the actual site, because condition varies enormously between a careful build and one where paint was sprayed over unmasked glass. Pricing is line-item by area and task so you can see what the glass work costs versus floors versus debris removal, and adjust scope where it matters.
Yes. Grout and mortar haze needs a chemical treatment rather than pressure or abrasion, and working new masonry too aggressively risks pulling joint material before it has fully cured. We confirm cure times with your tile setter or mason before treating anything.
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