Post Construction Cleaning in Metro Detroit
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Post Construction Cleaning in Metro Detroit: what to expect
Post construction cleaning removes the fine dust, debris, stickers, overspray and residue left after a remodel, addition or new build. It is usually done in phases: a rough clean after drywall and messy trades, a final clean before walkthrough or move-in, and sometimes a touch-up after punch list work.
Drywall and concrete dust is very fine and settles for days, so crews should use HEPA vacuums and damp wiping rather than dry sweeping. In Metro Detroit homes built before 1978, renovation can disturb lead-based paint, and some older materials can contain asbestos. That cleanup is part of the renovator's lead-safe work practices and should be coordinated with them, not handed to a general cleaning crew. Bulk debris removal belongs with a construction dumpster.
What a proper job includes
- HEPA vacuuming of floors, vents, trim and surfaces
- Damp wiping of walls, doors, cabinets and fixtures
- Removal of stickers, tape, labels and light overspray
- Cleaning inside new cabinets, drawers and appliances
- Window, frame and track cleaning
- Floor cleaning suited to new finishes
- A final walkthrough with the owner or builder
What drives the price
- Square footage and number of rooms worked on
- Rough, final or multi-phase cleaning
- Amount of drywall dust and debris left
- Interior and exterior windows
- New flooring that needs special products
- Deadline tied to closing or inspection
Rebuild Detroit does not publish price ranges. Get written quotes for the same scope and compare.
Insurance, disposal and safety rules
Ask for a current certificate of general liability insurance before anyone starts, and ask whether the crew are employees covered by workers' compensation or subcontractors. For in-home work, ask whether the company is bonded and how it screens staff. Check verification status as described in How We Vet.
EPA rules require certified renovation firms when paid work disturbs painted surfaces in homes built before 1978, and lead-safe cleanup is part of that work. EPA also advises against sweeping or vacuuming debris that may contain asbestos with ordinary equipment. If the project disturbed old paint, flooring or insulation, ask the contractor how cleanup was handled before a cleaning crew comes in.
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How to compare quotes
- Ask whether they do rough and final cleans and how many visits are included.
- Ask about HEPA equipment and products safe for new finishes.
- Coordinate timing with the contractor so trades are finished.
- Confirm insurance and how they protect new surfaces.
- Ask whether debris hauling is included or left in your dumpster.
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