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Before booking
- Property type, approximate size and current condition
- Cleaning pathway, priority areas and any exclusions
- Access timing, supplies, pets and handover deadline
Move-in readiness
Post-Renovation Cleaning
Dust, residue, and final reset work before the home feels ready again
Choose Post-Renovation Cleaning when the home has already gone through works and now needs focused cleanup before styling, furnishing, or move-in.
Homes just coming out of renovation works
Units with visible dust, residue, cabinet debris, or edge buildup
Projects where final cleaning should happen close to move-in date
Also under Home Cleaning
HSS / 02HSS service checklist
Cleaning defined by outcome, not vague hours
The cleaning path is selected by property condition and handover goal, with priority areas agreed before work starts.
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On service day
- Priority zones and finish level reconfirmed
- Checklist follows the selected cleaning pathway
- Unexpected heavy-soil or add-on work is raised first
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After the job
- Priority areas reviewed against the brief
- Missed-access areas or limitations are documented
- Handover notes are captured before sign-off
What the team focuses on for this cleaning path
- High-dust zones such as vents, ledges, cabinets, and hidden surfaces
- Adhesive, paint, and other residue that affects finishing quality
- Final glass, floor, and touchpoint work before the space is used
- Readiness checks for rooms that need to feel clean again quickly
How this job is usually planned
- 1.Share photos and confirm whether renovation works are fully completed.
- 2.Plan the clean close enough to move-in or furnishing so the home stays fresh.
- 3.Team starts with high-dust and residue-heavy zones before final finishing passes.
- 4.Walkthrough helps confirm the unit is ready for the next stage of occupancy.
Planning notes before the team arrives
- It works best when major renovation activity has already stopped.
- Photos help flag residue-heavy zones and cabinetry that need closer attention.
- Scheduling near move-in date helps avoid dust settling again before occupancy.
What usually changes the quotation
- Size of the home and the amount of completed renovation work
- Dust level and how much residue removal is required
- Number of built-in surfaces, cabinets, and finishing details needing attention
- Whether the unit is truly ready for final cleaning or still mid-works
Related guides and proof assets
What to Prioritise After Renovation
Use this guide to understand dust zones, residue removal, and cleaning order.
Cleaning Handover Case
A useful reference for how structured cleaning scope supports deadline-sensitive work.
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FAQ
How is post-renovation cleaning different from deep cleaning?
Post-renovation cleaning is shaped around dust, residue, and finishing work after renovation, while deep cleaning is a broader reset for lived-in homes with accumulated buildup.
When is the best time to schedule it?
Usually when the major works are finished and close enough to move-in that surfaces do not immediately collect dust again.
What should be completed before the team arrives?
Major renovation work should already be done, with enough access for the cleaning team to reach the zones that need final recovery.
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