The clean runs top-down and room by room, because construction dust obeys gravity: ceilings, light fittings and the tops of door frames first, walls and vertical surfaces next, floors last. Working in any other order means cleaning the same floor twice.
What the sequence covers:
- Fine dust extracted with filtration-grade equipment, then damp-wiped – the two-step that actually removes it instead of airborne-recycling it
- Paint spots lifted from glass and tiles with a blade at the correct angle, never abrasives that scratch
- Adhesive and plaster residue softened and cleared from floors, sockets, switches and skirting
- Cupboards and wardrobes cleaned inside – closed doors do not stop construction dust
- Internal windows, frames and sills cleared of builder marks; protective film and label glue removed from new fittings
- Floors hoovered, washed and pH-neutral rinsed so no film attracts the next layer of dust
On larger refurbishments the work naturally falls into stages – a rough clean while snagging finishes, then the detailed pass once trades are out. The quote reflects the state of the site, not a guess.