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You walk into a space that’s actually clean, not just swept. No dust settling on your furniture the next day. No gritty particles under your feet or floating in the air your family breathes.
The difference is in what you don’t see—construction dust removed from every surface, including the places most cleaners miss. Your HVAC system clear of debris that would otherwise circulate for months. Windows that actually let light through instead of showing every speck of sawdust.
This isn’t about making things look presentable. It’s about making your space safe and truly ready for the people who matter most to you.
We’ve been serving Vose, MA families for over a decade because we understand something most cleaning companies don’t—post-construction cleaning isn’t regular cleaning with extra steps.
We’re a family-run business that uses only eco-friendly, non-toxic products. When you have kids, pets, or anyone with breathing sensitivities, that matters. Our team knows exactly what construction dust does to indoor air quality and how to eliminate it properly, not just push it around.
The reviews tell the story: “They don’t miss a single thing” and “went above and beyond expectations.” That’s what happens when a local business treats every job like it’s our own home.
First, we remove the obvious debris and protect your finished surfaces. Then comes the real work—systematic dust removal from top to bottom, including areas like light fixtures, vents, and baseboards where construction dust settles and most people never think to look.
We use specialized equipment designed for fine particle removal, not just regular vacuums that blow dust around. Every surface gets properly cleaned with the right products for the material, whether it’s hardwood, tile, or delicate finishes.
The final step is air quality—making sure your HVAC system is clear and your space is ready for safe occupancy. We don’t leave until you can breathe easy, literally.
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Complete dust removal from all surfaces, including the hidden spots where construction particles settle. Window cleaning inside and out, because nothing ruins the effect of a beautiful renovation like cloudy glass. Deep cleaning of kitchens and bathrooms, including sanitization of all surfaces.
For Vose homeowners, this matters more than you might think. Massachusetts recently documented its first case of silicosis from construction work—a serious lung disease caused by breathing construction dust. The fine particles that seem harmless can cause respiratory problems that develop over years of exposure.
Our cleaning includes HVAC system cleaning to remove dust that would otherwise circulate through your home for months. We also handle the cleanup of construction adhesives, paint splatters, and other residues that regular cleaning can’t touch. Everything is done with family-safe, eco-friendly products that won’t add chemical concerns to your newly finished space.
You should schedule post-construction cleaning immediately after contractors finish and remove their equipment, but before you move furniture or belongings into the space. Waiting longer means construction dust will settle deeper into surfaces and your HVAC system, making it harder and more expensive to remove completely.
The ideal timing is within 24-48 hours of construction completion. This prevents dust from embedding in surfaces and ensures your space is truly ready for occupancy. If you’ve already moved items in, professional cleaning can still be effective, but it requires additional steps to properly clean around and under your belongings.
Don’t wait for dust to “settle”—that’s exactly what you want to prevent. Construction dust doesn’t just disappear; it infiltrates every surface and system in your home.
Construction dust is a documented health hazard, not a marketing tactic. Massachusetts recently recorded its first case of silicosis—a serious, incurable lung disease—from construction work involving stone countertops. The fine particles can cause respiratory problems, especially for people with asthma, allergies, or other breathing conditions.
Construction dust contains silica, wood particles, and other materials that can penetrate deep into your lungs. Over 500 construction workers die from silica dust exposure annually, according to health and safety data. While homeowners aren’t exposed at the same levels as workers, the dust in your home after construction contains the same harmful particles.
The risk isn’t just immediate irritation—it’s long-term health effects from breathing contaminated air in your own home. Professional removal isn’t optional if you care about your family’s health; it’s necessary.
Regular cleaning maintains already-clean spaces. Post-construction cleaning removes hazardous construction debris, fine dust particles, and industrial residues that regular cleaning can’t handle. It requires specialized equipment, different cleaning products, and knowledge of where construction contaminants hide.
Construction dust is much finer than household dust and clings to surfaces differently. It gets into HVAC systems, light fixtures, and areas that normal cleaning never addresses. Regular vacuum cleaners often just blow fine particles around rather than capturing them effectively.
Post-construction cleaning also includes removing adhesive residues, paint splatters, caulk smears, and other construction materials that require specific solvents and techniques. The goal isn’t just visual cleanliness—it’s creating a safe, healthy indoor environment free from construction contaminants.
Post-construction cleaning costs in Massachusetts typically range from $474 to $1,183, depending on your home’s size and the extent of construction work. Most companies charge between $0.15 to $0.60 per square foot, with residential projects generally on the lower end of that range.
The final cost depends on factors like the type of construction (new build vs. renovation), square footage, and specific cleaning requirements. A typical 2,000 square foot home might cost $500-800 for comprehensive post-construction cleaning, including windows and HVAC system cleaning.
Getting quotes from local companies is essential because pricing varies based on the specific scope of work needed. However, consider that the cost of professional cleaning is minimal compared to potential health issues from breathing construction dust or the expense of replacing furniture and belongings damaged by settling particles.
You can attempt it, but you likely won’t achieve the same results as professional cleaning, and you’ll expose yourself to health risks in the process. Construction dust contains hazardous particles that require proper protective equipment and specialized removal techniques to handle safely.
Professional cleaners use commercial-grade HEPA filtration systems, specialized vacuum equipment, and know exactly where construction contaminants hide. They also have the right cleaning products for different surfaces and materials. Without this equipment and knowledge, you’re likely to just redistribute dust rather than remove it.
The bigger concern is health exposure. Professional cleaners wear proper respiratory protection and know how to minimize dust disturbance during cleaning. DIY cleaning often stirs up more particles than it removes, potentially creating a more hazardous environment than when you started.
Look for companies with specific post-construction cleaning experience, proper insurance coverage, and knowledge of construction dust hazards. They should understand the difference between regular cleaning and construction cleanup, and be able to explain their process for dust removal and air quality restoration.
Ask about their equipment—they should use commercial-grade HEPA filtration systems, not just regular shop vacuums. They should also provide their own specialized cleaning products appropriate for construction residues. References from recent post-construction jobs are essential.
Most importantly, they should take the health aspects seriously and be able to discuss the risks of construction dust exposure. If a cleaning company treats post-construction cleaning like regular house cleaning with extra vacuuming, they’re not qualified for the job. The right company will understand this is about safety, not just appearance.
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