TL;DR
Book post-construction cleaning in Denver after sanding stops. The job is fine dust, film, and stickers, not debris. Call (631) 778-8910.
Wait until the dust is done being made
A Wash Park or Platt Park bungalow, a Park Hill brick house, a Congress Park remodel, or a newer Highland infill all share one rule. Cleaning while someone is still sanding means doing the work twice. Post-construction cleaning starts when the trades are finished and the scraps are gone. The general version of this advice is in the post-construction guide. This page is the Denver version: brick, tight basements, and dry air that lets fine dust sit on every ledge.
Boulder remodels follow the same sequence. Book the city you are actually in. Denver neighborhoods are listed on that area page. We do not quietly add the whole metro.
What the dust-out includes
Brick ledges and the tops of old trim hold dust even when the contractor taped the doorway. Include the hall between the remodeled room and the rooms you lived in. Dust travels.
- Horizontal surfaces, sills, and trim, working from the top down.
- Cabinet interiors if they are empty. Hardware left in a drawer is something we work around.
- Stickers and film on new windows and appliances when they release cleanly. If a film is bonded, we stop instead of scratching glass.
- Kitchen and baths once the fixtures are actually installed and usable.
- Floors last: vacuum, then mop, with care for new wood or fresh finish. Tell us what was just installed.
What we will not do
- Haul drywall scraps or own the dumpster.
- Patch paint, recaulk, or correct the contractor's finish.
- Remediate mold or handle hazardous dust. If you suspect lead paint dust in an older Denver house, stop and hire the licensed trade first. This website does not claim that license.
- Clean mid-project because the schedule slipped. If more cutting is planned, wait.
Living in the house
Many bungalow remodels leave you in a back room. That can work if there is a path and nobody is still making dust. Say so. Wrapped furniture should stay wrapped until the dust-out is finished.
A follow-up wipe after the heat runs and resettles a little dust can be a short second visit. Ask for it as its own line. We will not leave the job open-ended.
Call (631) 778-8910 or use the estimate form. Hours are Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., and Saturday, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Sunday is closed. Describe the rooms that were renovated, not the whole house, unless the whole house was opened up.
FAQ
Is this the same as a deep clean of a dusty Denver house?
No. Everyday wind dust is a deep cleaning. Post-construction dust is finer and tied to a remodel. The scopes are different.
Do you clean basements after a finish-out?
Yes, if the work down there is done and the space is empty enough to clean. Tell us if it is a bedroom now or still storage.
Can you start the morning the contractor leaves?
Only if they are actually gone and the debris is gone. A crew eating lunch in the kitchen is not "done."
Are Capitol Hill apartments included?
Yes, when the unit is in Denver and the renovation is finished. A small unit is a smaller quote. Send the bath and kitchen details.
Book a visit
Elevate Cleaning Services cleans homes in nine service areas in New York, Colorado, and Vermont. Call (631) 778-8910 Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., or Saturday, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Sunday is closed.
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