Homeowners
For move-in, walkthrough, or room-ready moments after repair, renovation, or punch-list work.
Connecticut-first post-renovation cleaning
Dust Buster helps homeowners, landlords, realtors, contractors, and Colin's Tradework clients clean visible dust, light debris, and work-area residue after repair, renovation, punch-list, or turnover work.
First local-service offer
The public offer stays narrow: reachable-surface dusting, visible wiping, floor care, light debris handling, and a final walkthrough for the agreed rooms. No subscription platform, instant booking system, payment flow, or unverified cleaning claims are introduced.
Who it is for
For move-in, walkthrough, or room-ready moments after repair, renovation, or punch-list work.
For rentals, listings, showings, and closings that need cleaner presentation after recent work.
For a more presentable handoff after the construction or repair phase is complete.
For optional cleanup quotes when a customer wants the project area prepared after the work wraps.
What is included
Each quote confirms rooms, surfaces, access, timing, debris expectations, and exclusions before scheduling. That keeps the site clear for customers and operationally realistic for the team.
How it works
Share the town, rooms, timeline, recent work, square footage, access notes, and photos if available.
Dust Buster confirms what is included, what is excluded, and whether the timeline fits current capacity.
The service focuses on reachable dusting, visible surface wiping, floor care, and agreed light debris handling.
The job closes with checklist notes, excluded-area notes, and approved photo collection only when permitted.
Trust and proof
Dust Buster is early in launch, so this site avoids fake reviews, fake certifications, unsupported guarantees, and customer-specific claims. Future proof should come from approved before/after photos, short reviews, and service notes collected after real jobs.
Service area
The first launch priority is a local service model that can support homeowners, landlords, realtors, contractors, and Colin's Tradework handoffs without expanding into unsupported categories or platform mechanics.