After-builders cleaning in Weymouth & Dorset

Builders' dust gets everywhere, twice.

Fine construction dust settles for days after the trades leave. It sits on top of doors, in window runners, inside light fittings and on every surface you thought you'd already wiped. Cleaning it properly means working top-down and going round a second time once it's resettled.

We come in after the builders have cleared their materials and taken the rubble away. What's left is ours.

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What's included

Top-down fine dust removal: ceilings edges, light fittings, tops of doors and frames
Paint specks and plaster splashes removed from glass, tiles and hard floors
Window frames, runners, sills and internal glass
Sticker and label residue from new units, glass and appliances
New kitchens and bathrooms cleaned inside and out before first use
Skirtings, sockets, switches and radiators
Floors vacuumed with the dust filter, then mopped, then mopped again
Second-pass wipe of surfaces once airborne dust has settled

What's not included

We'd rather tell you up front than disappoint you on the day.

Rubble, offcuts, packaging and skip work
Anything on a ladder above step-stool height
Sanding, filling, decorating or snagging
Sealing or treating new stone and timber floors

Getting the most from the visit

1Make sure the trades are genuinely finished — dust after us is on you
2Have waste and materials removed first
3Confirm power, water and lighting are working
4Tell us about newly painted or curing surfaces we shouldn't touch

Common questions

Can you come while the work is still going on?: We can do an interim tidy so the house is liveable, but the proper clean should wait until the last trade has left, or you'll pay twice.
Do you remove paint from windows?: Specks and splashes on glass, yes. Full paint stripping or anything needing a blade on coated surfaces, no.

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Where we do this

After-builders cleaning across Weymouth, Portland, Dorchester and the villages between.

Other services

Regular house cleaning

The same cleaner, the same list, every week or fortnight.

Deep clean

The jobs a weekly clean never gets to.

End of tenancy cleaning

Cleaned to the standard the inventory clerk is looking for.

Oven cleaning

Racks, glass and the burnt-on bit at the back.