Post-Construction Cleaning in Baton Rouge

Construction dust gets into everything and settles three times before it's gone. A final clean isn't a sweep — it's the difference between a walkthrough that goes smoothly and one that generates a punch list.

What we handle

Rough clean, final clean, or both

Rough clean — after the major trades, before finishes go in. Final clean — the last step before walkthrough or handover. Touch-up — after the punch list is closed, because the punch list makes its own mess.

Who we work for

General contractors, remodelers, custom home builders, and homeowners finishing a renovation across the greater Baton Rouge area. We can work to your schedule and coordinate with the super — we understand that the clean is on the critical path and everyone is waiting on it.

The three phases, explained

Rough clean. Scheduled after framing, drywall and the major trades wrap up, before finishes go in. We remove debris, scrap and heavy dust so the finish trades start on a clean site and nothing gets ground into new floors.

Final clean. The detailed clean before the walkthrough: every surface dusted top to bottom, paint and adhesive removed from glass and fixtures, cabinets inside and out, windows and tracks, bathrooms and kitchen brought to move-in ready, floors detailed.

Touch-up. After the punch list, a quick pass to catch the new dust and fingerprints before handover or move-in.

Post-construction cleaning checklist

For builders and remodelers

We work to your schedule, coordinate with your superintendent, and can turn multiple homes in a subdivision on a repeatable checklist. Invoicing is per home or per project. Homeowners finishing a renovation get the same crew and the same standard.

Many post-construction jobs also need floor care or window cleaning — both can be added to the same visit.

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Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between a rough clean and a final clean?

A rough clean happens after the major trades finish, before finishes go in. A final clean is the last step before walkthrough or handover. A touch-up clean happens after the punch list closes, since closing the punch list makes its own mess.

Does a post-construction clean really get all the drywall dust?

Yes — drywall dust from every surface, including tops of doors, trim, and inside cabinets, plus paint specks, adhesive, and stickers off glass, fixtures, and hardware.

Can you coordinate directly with our superintendent's schedule?

Yes — we understand the clean is on the critical path and everyone's waiting on it, so we work to your schedule and coordinate with the super directly.

Do you clean windows as part of a post-construction clean?

Yes — windows in and out where reachable, including tracks and frames.

How much does post-construction cleaning cost in Baton Rouge?

It's quoted per project based on square footage, the phase (rough, final or touch-up) and how much dust and residue is left. We walk the site or review photos and give a flat price up front.

Do you clean new construction homes for builders?

Yes — rough, final and touch-up cleans for custom builders, production builders and remodelers across the greater Baton Rouge area.