WSIB Covered • Employee-Based Teams • Fully Insured
Construction may be complete, but fine dust, adhesive film, paint specks, protective residue, and finishing debris can remain across surfaces and throughout the property.
We assess the completed space, define the required level of post-construction cleaning, and prepare it for occupancy, inspection, final walkthrough, client delivery, or project handover.
If an area included in the confirmed service scope does not meet our standard, contact us within 24 hours of service completion. We will review the concern and arrange a prompt reclean of the affected area at no additional charge.
The responsibility may look different for each stakeholder, but the required outcome remains the same: a completed property that is clean, presentable, and ready for occupancy, inspection, delivery, or handover.
Remove construction dust and finishing residue before furniture, belongings, and everyday routines return to the renovated space.
Support the final presentation of newly built or completed properties before inspection, purchaser walkthrough, occupancy, or client handover.
Coordinate the cleaning stage after trades and finishing work are complete so the renovation is ready for the homeowner or project representative.
Help prepare renovated listings, managed properties, rentals, and completed units for photography, showing, occupancy, or stakeholder review.
Post-renovation cleaning begins with a review of the completed work, construction-dust load, newly installed materials, site access, remaining trade activity, and the outcome required for occupancy, inspection, walkthrough, or client handover.
The review determines whether the site is ready to enter the schedule. Once readiness and scope are confirmed, the employee-based team is briefed on priorities, surface considerations, access requirements, sequencing, and the required completion timeline.
Final cleaning should begin only after active trades, sanding, cutting, installation, and other dust-producing work are complete. Agreed areas must be accessible, construction waste removed, and required utilities available. Any unfinished work that could recreate dust or debris must be identified before scheduling.
The confirmed scope is shaped around the property, completed construction work, dust level, material sensitivity, and required handover outcome. These are common areas that may require detailed attention after trades have finished.
Fine dust may settle across horizontal and vertical surfaces, trim, baseboards, cabinetry, fixtures, and accessible vent covers. The confirmed scope identifies where detailed dust removal is required.
Construction film, labels, adhesive marks, light paint specks, and finishing residue may receive detailed attention where removal is safe and appropriate for the underlying material. Aggressive scraping or trade correction is not assumed.
New cabinetry, counters, hardware, glass, fixtures, and completed surfaces are detailed using material-aware methods selected with the finish and manufacturer requirements in mind.
Floors, baseboards, entry areas, glass, doors, and other visible details may be prepared so the completed property presents cleanly during walkthrough, occupancy, inspection, or client handover.
Large construction debris, active trade work, trade corrections, hazardous materials, inaccessible high areas, heavy adhesive removal, and specialized restoration are not automatically included. Any additional requirements are reviewed, priced, and confirmed separately before service begins.
Renovation activity can also affect the areas surrounding the property. Entryways, walkways, porches, patios and outdoor access points may be left with tracked-in soil, fine dust, light packaging fragments and signs of project activity.
Optional exterior support can be coordinated with the interior cleaning scope to help the completed property present more cleanly from arrival through final walkthrough.
Exterior cleanup can help address the visible disruption left around access routes, disposal-bin locations and areas used to bring materials into the property.
After the confirmed cleaning scope is completed, the agreed areas are reviewed for final presentation. This helps identify cleaning details that may require attention before occupancy, client delivery or handover.
For homeowners, that means returning to a space that feels ready to use. For builders and contractors, it supports a cleaner final presentation when the completed project is received.
If an area included in the agreed cleaning scope requires additional attention, contact our team within 24 hours so the concern can be reviewed and addressed promptly.
Post-renovation cleaning requires more than sending available cleaners to a completed property. The team must understand the confirmed scope, newly finished materials, site conditions and the outcome required by the homeowner, builder or contractor.
Just Clean It uses employee-based teams working under company training, scheduling and service oversight. This creates clearer responsibility from project assessment through final cleaning review.
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Helpful information for homeowners, builders, contractors and property professionals preparing a renovated or newly built property for occupancy, presentation or client handover.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
No. Our final review addresses the agreed cleaning scope. It is not a building inspection, deficiency inspection, construction certification or approval of trade workmanship.
Our 24-Hour No-Hassle 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.
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.
Share the property details, project stage and required handover or occupancy date so our team can review the cleaning requirements.
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