Fine and final cleaning covers finished areas before handover or use. Completion stage and materials matter: dust on a coated floor requires a different approach from residues on glass or natural stone.
Surfaces and floors
Remove construction dust
Prepare handover
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Possible scope by agreement
Remove construction dust from released surfaces, skirting, doors and accessible fittings as agreed.
Include suitable floors, glazing and sanitary areas with material-appropriate methods.
Treat adhesive, paint or mortar residues only after assessing the substrate and method.
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Prepare your enquiry
Complete dust-producing work and, where possible, separate cleaned areas from subsequent work.
Share care instructions, coatings, fresh joints and existing damage.
Set a handover date and nominate someone available for a joint visual check.
Cleaning does not automatically repair scratches, chemical damage, colour differences or other material defects. Damaged or unknown surfaces need prior discussion; specialist treatments are included only by explicit agreement.
Outcome and handover
The visual check concerns the agreed cleaning scope. Outstanding construction tasks or later soiling should be documented separately; technical functional checks are not part of cleaning.
What determines a suitable quote?
Area alone is not enough for a reliable estimate. Construction stage, materials, soiling, access, timing and agreed extras affect the work involved. A site visit or further details may be needed; the price is set in the specific quote.
