A remodel is not finished when the last tile is set. Drywall dust, sawdust and grit end up on every ledge, inside every cabinet and deep in the window tracks, and they keep drifting down for days after the work stops. Post-construction cleaning removes that layer so the space is ready to live in, sell or open for business.
Who this service is for
Homeowners book it after a kitchen, bathroom or whole-home remodel, when they want to move back in without wiping dust off everything for weeks. Buyers of new homes book it too, because a builder's clean does not always reach the inside of cabinets or the top of the door frames.
On the trade side, general contractors, remodelers and builders use a final-clean crew so the client walks into a finished space at handover. Business owners need the same thing after an office or retail build-out, and property managers need it when apartments come back from renovation. If you are a contractor, our guide on how contractors choose a final-clean crew covers what to ask before you hire one.
What post-construction cleaning covers
The work centers on fine dust, which is why it takes longer than a regular clean. Every horizontal surface gets wiped: trim, ledges, shelves, door tops, window sills and baseboards. Cabinets and drawers are cleaned inside and out. Light fixtures, switch plates, outlets, vents and return grilles are dusted, since that is where sanding dust hides. Glass, frames and tracks are cleaned, new fixtures and counters are detailed, and floors are vacuumed and mopped edge to edge.
Our guide on what post-construction cleaning includes explains why this is a different job from a regular clean.
What it does not cover
Cleaning is the last step, not a trade. Hauling away large debris, leftover materials or dumpster loads, removing paint or adhesive that needs scraping or solvents, repairing scratched surfaces, and cleaning inside ductwork are separate jobs. Agree with your contractor on who removes debris and leftover materials before the clean is booked, so nothing is left in between.
Rough clean, final clean and touch-up
On bigger projects, cleaning often happens in phases. A rough clean removes the heavy debris and dust once the messy work is done. A final clean details the space after the last trades finish. A touch-up catches the dust that settles afterward and any marks left by a late punch-list fix, right before the owner or inspector arrives. Our guide on the rough clean, final clean and touch-up shows how the phases line up with a construction schedule.
New-build neighborhoods in Frisco, McKinney and Wylie and the steady remodeling of older ranch homes in Garland and Richardson both bring this kind of work. Homeowners finishing a remodel can read our guide on cleaning after a home remodel.
Commercial build-outs and make-ready units
An office or storefront that just finished a build-out has to look ready for customers and staff on day one. The same dust problem applies, on a larger floor, often with a hard opening date. See our guide on commercial build-out cleaning. After opening, our office and commercial cleaning service can keep the space clean on a custom schedule.
Property managers renovating units between tenants can read our apartment make-ready cleaning guide.
How quoting and scheduling work
Texas Kings is owner-run. Saida sets the scope, the schedule and the price herself after learning the size of the space, its condition and the stage of the work. Share photos or a walk-through when you can, along with the date the trades will finish and the date the space must be ready. We work with commercial-grade tools and cleaning agents, our products are approved by the US EPA against SARS-CoV-2 on non-porous surfaces, and we guarantee the quality of our work.
Our office hours are Monday to Friday, 8:30 am to 7:00 pm, and Saturday, 8:30 am to 2:00 pm. Before the clean, make sure power and water are on, the dusty work is finished and large debris is gone.
Where we work
We are based in Garland and clean after construction in Garland, Dallas, Lake Highlands and North Dallas, Richardson, Mesquite, Plano, Wylie, Sachse and Murphy, Frisco, McKinney and Allen, Carrollton, Addison and Farmers Branch, and Irving, Grand Prairie and Arlington.
Book your post-construction clean
Have the address, the size of the space, the type of work and your handover date ready. Call Saida at 214-586-2075 or request a quote.