Post-Construction Cleaning
Getting a space from worksite condition to somewhere you can actually live.
What it is
Construction dust is not ordinary dust. It is fine, it settles everywhere including inside cabinets and on top of doors, and it keeps reappearing for days as it works loose. This service is about removing it and the leftover residue so the space can be used.
What is usually included
Scope is agreed between you and the cleaner, so treat this as the shape of the job rather than a contract. Anything you need that is not here belongs in your request notes.
- Removal of construction dust from surfaces, ledges and fittings
- Collection of loose debris left behind
- Floors cleaned repeatedly as dust resettles
- Detailed kitchen and bathroom cleaning
- Cleaning around doors, trim, frames and windowsills
- Removal of visible residue where the surface allows it
- Inside cabinets and closets where accessible
- A final detail pass before the space is used
When people ask for it
- A newly built home
- A renovated kitchen, bathroom or single room
- After contractors have finished and left
- A property being handed over or prepared for move-in
What happens after you send the request
You describe the job
Your ZIP code, the property details, the day you want and anything specific. It takes a couple of minutes and costs nothing.
It reaches cleaners near you
Only professionals whose service area covers your ZIP, who offer this type of cleaning, and whose ID has been approved by our team.
One of them replies
The first available cleaner takes the request and a conversation opens, where you can ask about scope, timing and price.
You accept or decline
Look at their profile and rating, then decide. If you decline, the request goes back out to another cleaner automatically.
You pay the cleaner directly
Requesting costs you nothing. The price is what you and the cleaner agree, and it is paid to them, not to Verliks.
Worth having ready
Say what kind of work was done, whether the contractors removed the heavy debris already, and whether the space has power and running water — a cleaner cannot do much without either. Mention if paint, adhesive or grout haze is still on the floors, because that is different work from dust.
Questions about post-construction cleaning
Will the dust really be gone?
Most of it, but fine dust keeps working loose from vents and gaps for a while after any construction work. It is common to need a lighter second clean a week or two later, and it is worth planning for that rather than being surprised by it.
Do cleaners remove construction debris?
This service is about dust, residue and detail work, not hauling away rubble or heavy material. If there is debris left, say so in your request so the cleaner can tell you what they can and cannot take.
How much does this cost?
There is no fixed price. It depends on the property, its condition, the scope, your location and the professional. The cleaner who takes your request discusses it with you in the conversation, before anything is booked.
Can I ask for a specific cleaner?
Yes. You can send a request straight to a professional whose profile you have seen, and it goes to them rather than into the general matching. If they are not available, the request falls back to cleaners near you.
Does every cleaner offer this service?
No. Each professional lists the types of cleaning they take on, and requests are only matched to cleaners who offer this one and who cover your area.
Can I add extra work to the request?
Describe it in the notes when you send the request. The cleaner confirms in the conversation what they include and whether the extra work is something they can do.