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Post-construction and post-renovation cleaning in Montreal

We bring spaces back to usable condition once the trades are finished: drywall dust, paint residue, stickers, dust inside cabinets and ducts. The job ends when the space is ready to occupy, not when it has been swept.

Drywall dust is the real problem in a post-construction clean. It is fine enough to stay airborne for hours and settle back onto surfaces already cleaned. That is why the work runs top-down in two passes with a gap between them — a site cleaned in a single pass is dusty again the next morning.

What’s included

Full dust removal
Ceilings, exposed ducts, light fixtures, door frames, baseboards and window sills.
Glass and frames
Removal of labels, caulk and paint spatter, interior and accessible exterior.
Cabinets and storage
Inside and out, shelves, drawers and cabinet tops.
Floors
Industrial vacuuming then washing; plaster and adhesive residue stripped as needed.
Bathrooms and kitchen
Protective film removed, new fixtures descaled, final disinfection.

Ongoing contract or one-time service

This is always one-time work, billed by project. We come in after the trades have left — a clean done while finishers are still working has to be redone. On larger sites we schedule a rough clean mid-project and a final clean at handover.

  • Final clean at handover
  • Rough clean mid-project
  • Touch-up before inspection

What determines the price

Price depends mostly on the scope of the work, not the square footage. A repaint leaves little residue; a demolition with new drywall leaves it everywhere, including places nobody sees.

  • Type of work: paint, drywall, demolition
  • Area and ceiling height
  • Number of windows and glass doors
  • Amount of built-in cabinetry
  • Condition of the protection laid during construction

Frequently asked questions

When should we call you in?

Once every trade has finished, including paint touch-ups. If we go in before that, the dust generated afterwards undoes the work.

Do you remove construction debris?

We remove small residue and light waste. Heavy debris — drywall, wood, concrete — is the contractor’s responsibility and must be out before we arrive.

How soon can we move in?

Immediately after the second pass. For a residential unit we usually finish the day before possession.

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Get a firm price after a free site visit.

We visit the site, take measurements, and give you a written quote. No cost, no obligation.