post-renovation cleaning package

Service scope

Understand what can fit inside the post-renovation cleaning package before asking for a quote.

Best-fit requests

The package works best when the work area, construction status, timing, and desired handoff are clear.

  • Renovation, repair, punch-list, or turnover work is substantially complete.
  • Rooms, reachable surfaces, access, parking, and timing can be reviewed.
  • Current photos are available when they are appropriate to share.
  • Delicate finishes or specialty materials are identified before quoting.

What the scope review produces

The first review turns a general cleanup request into a specific, discussable work area.

  • A plain-language list of included rooms and surfaces.
  • Known access, finish, timing, and debris constraints.
  • Questions that must be resolved before a quote.
  • A clear path to written scope and scheduling.

What to decide first

A few practical decisions make the quote conversation faster and more accurate.

  • What result matters most.
  • What deadline is driving the request.
  • What details are flexible.
  • What should remain out of scope.

Not included by default

Some conditions require a different trade, additional equipment, or a separate written review.

  • Hazardous materials, mold, biohazards, sewage, pests, or hoarding cleanup.
  • Active-construction cleanup, heavy hauling, restoration, or high-access exterior work.
  • Medical-grade disinfection, remediation, or specialty-surface treatment unless separately reviewed.

Next step

Describe the work area.

Use the guided request to organize rooms, timing, visible cleanup needs, and site constraints for human review.

Build a quote request