Completed home renovations
Kitchen, bathroom, basement, flooring, painting, or whole-home work has ended and the remaining job is detailed dust and surface cleaning.
Final cleaning after construction or renovation
Post-construction cleaning across Niagara Region.
Orla provides final post-construction and post-renovation cleaning after contractors have finished and removed tools, bulk debris, and hazardous materials. The service targets fine dust on accessible floors, ledges, trim, fixtures, cabinets, kitchens, bathrooms, and other approved areas throughout the home.
Who this service fits
When is a renovation ready for post-construction cleaning?
Post-construction cleaning is separately reviewed because fine dust, property size, finished surfaces, ventilation, and the work completed can change the equipment, time, and safety requirements.
Final clean before move-in
A renovated or newly finished home needs accessible surfaces, fixtures, cabinets, and floors cleaned before furniture and belongings arrive.
Post-trade dust control
The property is safe and cleared, but ordinary house cleaning is not enough for fine dust distributed through multiple rooms.
What the service covers
What is included in post-construction cleaning?
The confirmed scope identifies the renovated areas, adjacent rooms affected by dust, delicate new finishes, and any inside-cabinet, window, or appliance work required.
- Fine-dust vacuuming of accessible floors, edges, trim, and ledges using suitable equipment
- Detailed wiping of reachable horizontal surfaces affected by fine construction dust
- Cleaning of completed kitchens, bathrooms, fixtures, doors, and accessible millwork
- Interior cabinet and drawer cleaning when empty and selected
- Vacuuming and damp cleaning of hard floors using finish-appropriate methods
- Interior window glass, sills, and tracks where safely reachable when selected
- Dust removal from accessible vents, registers, switches, handles, and finished trim
- Room-by-room final review against the approved post-construction scope
What makes this service different
Final cleaning begins after construction work ends.
Orla is a cleaning service, not a construction-debris, hazardous-material, or active-jobsite contractor. The property must be released by the trades and safe for ordinary residential access before cleaning begins.
Final clean, not rough clean
Contractors must remove tools, protective materials, packaging, offcuts, compound, and bulk debris before the detailed cleaning appointment.
Surface information matters
New stone, wood, tile, paint, cabinetry, glass, and fixtures may have product or cure-time restrictions that must be disclosed.
Photos and review are required
Representative photos and renovation details help determine whether the job is supported, how much time is needed, and which areas belong in the scope.
Not included in the standard service
These conditions require another service, a specialist, or separate approval.
- Active construction sites, unfinished trades, or rooms still under repair
- Bulk debris, drywall scraps, lumber, packaging, fixtures, or contractor waste removal
- Asbestos, lead, silica hazards, mould, chemicals, sewage, or other hazardous-material remediation
- Adhesive, paint, grout, caulk, cement, or compound removal requiring scraping or restoration
- Exterior windows, high-access work, ladders beyond safe household reach, or pressure washing
- Repairs, polishing, sealing, restoration, or guarantees concerning damaged new finishes
Optional additions
Select additional work before the appointment so the estimate includes the time it needs.
- Additional dust-affected rooms outside the renovated area
- Inside emptied cabinets and drawers
- Inside refrigerator or oven when installed, empty, and approved
- Interior windows, sills, tracks, and blinds where safely reachable
- Finished basement or additional level
- Additional kitchen, kitchenette, or bathroom
- Final clean before move-in when the property remains empty
Personalized cleaning prices
How much does post-construction cleaning cost?
The estimate depends on more than square footage. Dust distribution, renovation type, finished materials, number of affected rooms, property readiness, and selected detail determine the actual workload.
Renovation scope
A single completed bathroom and a whole-home renovation create different dust, detail, and access requirements.
Affected area
Fine dust may travel beyond the work zone, so every room requiring cleaning must be identified.
Property readiness
Remaining tools, debris, protective coverings, or active trades can delay or prevent the final clean.
New finishes
Material restrictions, cure times, manufacturer instructions, and delicate surfaces can change the cleaning method.
Cabinets and windows
Inside millwork, window tracks, glass, and other detailed areas add deliberate time to the scope.
Dust severity
Visible fine dust, repeated settling, and ventilation throughout the home can require multiple passes.
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Request a Post-Construction EstimateHow booking works
How to request and confirm this cleaning service.
- 1
Share photos and renovation details
Show the completed work, affected rooms, surfaces, remaining materials, and expected handoff date.
- 2
Confirm readiness and boundaries
Orla verifies that trades are finished, debris is removed, utilities work, and no hazardous cleanup is required.
- 3
Approve the final-detail scope
The estimate defines rooms, surfaces, selected additions, expected time, and any preparation required before arrival.
Questions about this cleaning service
Direct answers about scope, preparation, pricing, and booking.
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