The final phase
Detailed cleaning after the work is done.
New construction and renovation dust settle everywhere. Heritage House Collective focuses on the final-detail phase that prepares a finished space for walkthrough, occupancy or handoff.
Typical final-clean scope
Fine-dust removalAccessible walls, baseboards, shelving, ledges, trim and fixtures.
Interior glassGlass, frames, sills and tracks within the agreed scope.
Kitchens & bathsCabinetry, counters, sinks, fixtures and appliance exteriors.
Final detailsFloors, doors, hardware, switches and client-facing touchpoints.
What to include in your inquiry
- Property type and approximate square footage
- New construction, remodel or tenant improvement
- Current project phase and target turnover date
- Occupied or unoccupied status
- Interior window and glass scope
- Known stickers, paint residue or remaining debris
Scope note: exterior windows, heavy paint removal and debris hauling require advance discussion and are not assumed in a standard final-clean estimate.
Frequently asked questions
When should the final clean be scheduled?
Ideally after dusty trades and punch work are substantially complete, with enough time before the final walkthrough for agreed detailing.
Do you remove construction debris?
Standard trash and light final-clean materials can be discussed. Large debris or hauling is not assumed and must be specifically approved.
Can you clean a commercial build-out?
Yes, commercial post-construction inquiries are welcome. Provide the scope, property type and target completion date.