Post-construction cleaning

End-of-works cleaning so you can hand the project over spotless.

We work with builders, architecture studios and developers. We leave the site ready for handover, with our own team, public liability insurance and a fixed date.

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The problem

The work finishes and the handover clock keeps running

End-of-works cleaning is not a big clean. It is the last phase of the project and usually the one with the least slack. The trades leave on a Friday, handover is Monday, and in between someone has to pull plaster dust out of every corner, peel the labels off the joinery and leave the glass without a single mark. If that slips, the handover slips.

Construction dust keeps reappearing for days if the site is only cleaned once
Labels and protective film on joinery, sanitaryware and appliances scratch if removed badly
Cement, silicone and paint residue need the right solvent per material, not force
Badly finished glass is the first thing a client notices on handover day
When you need it

When an end-of-works clean is needed

It usually comes in when the build is finished but the space is not yet presentable. These are the jobs we are asked for most.

New-build home before keys go to the buyer
Full flat renovation finished and ready to let or sell
Retail unit or office before opening or before the team moves in
Multi-unit development with staggered handovers
A second pass after the first, once the dust settles again
How it works

How we run an end-of-works clean

Two passes whenever the schedule allows, because fine dust falls twice.

1

Site visit or video, and a fixed date

We look at the real state of the site, the square metres and the materials. From that you get a fixed price and a date that fits your handover, not an open range.

2

Debris removal and industrial extraction

Minor debris, protective sheeting, plastics and labels out. Then HEPA extraction across ceilings, walls, cupboards, sockets and ducts, which is where dust sits waiting.

3

Material-by-material treatment

Cement, plaster, silicone and paint come off with the product suited to each surface. Porcelain is not treated like parquet, and lacquered aluminium is not treated like steel.

4

Final pass and glass

Glass inside and out where access allows, joinery, skirting and sanitaryware. We walk it with you before we leave and come back if anything is missed.

Pricing

What an end-of-works clean costs

Price is calculated per square metre and depends mostly on how much residue the build left behind. A bathroom renovation is nothing like a 300 m2 new build. You get a fixed price once we see photos or a short video, with no surprises at the end.

Actual square metres to be treated
Type of build: partial renovation, full renovation or new build
Amount of cement, plaster and paint residue
Number and type of windows, and whether there is safe external access
Whether you need one pass or two before handover
Urgency, and whether the work falls on a weekend
Services

What is included

Scope adjusts to the type of build, but this is the usual set.

Construction dust extraction

Industrial HEPA equipment across ceilings, walls, cupboards, vents and ducts.

Protective film and label removal

Plastics, tape and stickers off windows, sanitaryware, appliances and joinery, leaving no adhesive or marks.

Cement and plaster residue

Dissolved and removed from floors, tiling and sanitaryware with material-appropriate product.

Glass and windows

Inside and out where access is safe, including frames, runners and blinds.

Floors by type

Washing and treatment differentiated for porcelain, ceramic, parquet, engineered wood, marble or terrazzo.

Second finishing pass

A later check for dust that falls again in the first days. It is what separates a handed-over site from a well handed-over site.

Guarantee

Satisfaction guarantee

If something is not right, tell us within 48 hours and we re-clean it free.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between end-of-works cleaning and a deep clean?
A deep clean starts from a lived-in, dirty home. An end-of-works clean starts from an empty space full of material dust, cement residue and protective film. Different products, different machinery, different time.
How far ahead should I book?
Ideally we hold a date as soon as you have a handover date, even if the build is not finished. We work with 48h notice when there is a slot, but end-of-month handovers fill up early.
Do I need a second pass?
On new builds and full renovations, almost always. Fine airborne dust takes days to settle completely. If the schedule allows, a second pass the day before handover is what stops the client seeing dust.
Do you work for builders and developers?
Yes. It is most of what we do in end-of-works. We invoice companies, carry public liability insurance and can coordinate staggered handovers across multiple units.
Do you remove rubble?
We remove minor residue and whatever our own transport can take. Bulk construction waste needs a skip and a licensed handler, contracted separately. We tell you clearly what is in and what is out before we start.
What if something is missed at the walkthrough?
We check it together before we leave. If something shows up afterwards, we come back. We do not close an end-of-works job until the space is ready to show.

Got a handover date?

Send us photos or a short video of the site and we will give you a fixed price and a date the same day.

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