The dust that keeps resettling after a remodel is a different job than a regular clean.
Construction and remodel dust behaves differently than household dust. It is fine enough to get into HVAC returns, light fixtures, and the tops of cabinets, and fine enough that a single wipe-down redistributes it rather than removing it. Anyone who has cleaned a room the day after drywall sanding and found it dusty again the next morning has already learned this the hard way.
A real post-construction clean is done in passes — a rough pass to clear the bulk of debris and dust, time for settling, then a detail pass on surfaces, vents, and fixtures. Trying to compress this into one visit the way a regular cleaning is scoped usually means paying for a job that has to be redone. Ask how many passes are planned and over what timeframe before you book.
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