AFTER BUILDING WORK · RENOVATION · HANDOVER PREPARATION
From renovation dust to a space that is ready for its next stage.
Construction and renovation work can leave fine dust, packaging, paint marks and building residue across a property. Pikmak Services can discuss a planned post-construction/post-renovation cleaning service to remove agreed debris and clean accessible surfaces after the site has been handed over as safe for cleaning.
What the service may include
- Removal of light, non-hazardous construction dust from accessible surfaces.
- Cleaning of floors using methods suitable for the installed surface.
- Wiping doors, frames, skirting boards, switches and reachable fittings.
- Cleaning of accessible cabinets, counters, sinks and sanitary fittings.
- Cleaning of internal glass and windows where access is safe and included in the agreed scope.
- Collection of light packaging and ordinary waste where agreed and properly bagged.
A phased approach may be appropriate
Larger projects often benefit from an initial rough clean followed by a more detailed final clean after remaining trades have completed their work. We can discuss the sequence, access dates and areas that need priority.
Important site-readiness and safety conditions
The property must be released for cleaning, with active construction work stopped in the areas being serviced and relevant hazards disclosed. Our standard cleaning service is not hazardous-material remediation and does not include asbestos, chemical spills, biological hazards, heavy rubble removal, work at unsafe heights or specialist restoration unless separately assessed and explicitly agreed. Wet paint, uncured sealants and delicate new finishes need to be identified before work begins.
Information needed for an accurate quote
Please share the property location, approximate floor area, type of renovation or construction, number of rooms, current site condition, floor and surface finishes, window access requirements and your target handover date. Photographs or a site visit may be requested.