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Post Construction Cleaning in Back Bay

Post Construction Cleaning Services in Back Bay, MA

Opening a Back Bay wall releases a century of plaster dust into a unit full of parquet and marble. Our post-construction clean captures it with HEPA equipment and protects the finishes that survived the work.

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Overview

Cleaning up after a Back Bay renovation

Renovating in Back Bay means working inside a nineteenth-century brownstone, and opening a wall releases plaster dust that is finer and more pervasive than modern drywall compound. It settles into parquet seams, plaster ridges, radiator fins, and every cabinet in the unit, and it keeps settling for days after the contractor leaves. Our post-construction clean is sequenced for it: HEPA vacuuming from ceiling to floor before anything is wiped, so dust is captured rather than pushed around.

The finishes that survived the renovation need protection during the cleanup. Original parquet is dry-vacuumed and then passed with a barely damp, wood-safe solution. Marble mantels and new stone counters get pH-neutral cleaner. New tile gets grout haze removed with the correct product for the grout type. Fixtures have protective film and adhesive removed. Tall windows facing the Mall are cleared of stickers, paint specks, and film and finished streak-free.

Back Bay projects usually happen inside managed buildings or shared brownstones, and our coordinators handle insurance certificates, freight elevator bookings, and debris staging rules with management. Most projects need a rough clean after the trades finish and a final clean after the punch list, with a touch-up pass once the building's HVAC has cycled the settled dust. Quotes are per project, based on square footage and scope, from photos or a walkthrough.

The checklist

What post construction cleaning in Back Bay includes

Dust Removal

  • HEPA vacuum all floors, including edges and corners
  • Wipe walls, ceilings, and trim to remove drywall dust
  • Clean inside and on top of cabinets and closets
  • Dust and wipe all light fixtures and fans
  • Clean vent covers and HVAC registers
  • Wipe window frames, sills, and tracks

Surfaces & Fixtures

  • Remove paint specks, adhesive, and grout haze
  • Peel protective film from appliances and fixtures
  • Polish faucets, handles, and hardware
  • Clean and sanitize countertops and backsplashes
  • Clean tubs, showers, toilets, and sinks
  • Wipe down doors, frames, and switch plates

Glass & Floors

  • Clean interior window glass and mirrors
  • Remove stickers and labels from glass
  • Damp mop hard floors after vacuuming
  • Spot treat scuffs and residue on flooring
  • Vacuum and detail stairs and landings

Final Pass

  • Second-pass dusting after settled particles
  • Bag and stage light debris for disposal
  • Final walkthrough with the homeowner or contractor
  • Touch-up visit available after punch-list work

Add-ons: inside the oven and inside the refrigerator are optional on every service, including deep, move-in, and move-out cleans, for a set fee. See the full comparison of routine, deep, and move cleans on our cleaning checklist.

Transparent pricing

Post-construction cleaning estimates in Back Bay

ProjectEstimate
Bathroom renovation$200 - $350
Kitchen remodel$300 - $450
Whole-unit refresh (1 bed)$450 - $650
Whole-unit refresh (2 bed)$650 - $900
Whole-home renovation (3 bed+)$900 - $1,200+

Post-construction work is quoted per project after a quick photo review or walkthrough. Multi-phase cleans (rough, final, touch-up) are priced together.

Heavy-duty and pet fees: homes with heavy buildup, a long gap since the last professional clean, or pets that shed heavily carry an additional fee. We quote it before you book, never on the invoice.

When to book

Projects we clean up after in Back Bay

Kitchen or bathroom remodel

Grout haze on new tile, dust inside new cabinets, and adhesive on fixtures all need removal before the room is usable.

Whole-unit or whole-home renovation

Multiple trades and weeks of dust. A rough clean mid-project and a final clean after the punch list keep the timeline on track.

New construction handover

Film removal, glass detailing, and spotless floors before a client walkthrough or closing.

Floors, paint, or windows only

Even a single-trade project leaves residue that ordinary cleaning spreads around. One visit tuned to the work done.

Why us

Why Back Bay homeowners and contractors book our final clean

  1. 01

    HEPA equipment, dust-first sequence

    We vacuum before we wipe, top to bottom, so fine particles are captured rather than pushed around.

  2. 02

    Rough, final, and touch-up passes

    Dust settles for days. Quotes account for more than one visit when the project needs it.

  3. 03

    Careful with new finishes

    Fresh grout, unsealed stone, and newly finished wood get products matched to them.

  4. 04

    Contractor paperwork ready

    Certificates of insurance, W-9s, and invoices to the GC or management company are routine.

Where we work

Back Bay areas we cover

  • Commonwealth Avenue Mall
  • Newbury Street
  • Marlborough Street
  • Copley Square
  • Prudential Center
  • St. Botolph
  • Bay Village
  • Back Bay Fens
  • Boylston Street
  • Beacon Street
  • Public Garden
  • Huntington Avenue

Zip codes served: 02116, 02199

On the map

Where we clean in Back Bay

Reviews

What neighbors say after the first visit

Fourth-floor walk-up on Marlborough Street. They brought everything up themselves, cleaned the whole unit in ninety minutes, and left the hardwood streak-free.
Andrew L.Back Bay · Apartment cleaning
Two people arrive every other Thursday, work through the whole house in about two hours, and the kitchen looks the way it did the day we moved in. I have stopped thinking about cleaning entirely.
Priya N.Porter Square, Cambridge · Biweekly house cleaning
My building has strict elevator rules and they handled the check-in with the concierge without me being there. Floor-to-ceiling windows spotless, no streaks. That alone was worth it.
Daniel R.Seaport, South Boston · Apartment cleaning

Questions

Post Construction Cleaning in Back Bay: questions

Per project. A bathroom renovation typically runs $200 to $350, a kitchen $300 to $450, and a whole-unit refresh $450 to $900 depending on size. Photos or a walkthrough give an exact number.

Yes. Parquet is dry-vacuumed then damp-passed with a wood-safe solution; marble gets pH-neutral cleaner. Nothing abrasive or acidic is used on historic surfaces.

Yes. Insurance certificates, freight elevator bookings, and debris staging rules are arranged before the visit.

Some settles over the following days as HVAC cycles. Our project quotes usually include a touch-up pass for exactly this reason.

Get a Back Bay post-construction quote

Send photos, square footage, and the scope of work. A project quote with the recommended number of passes comes back within the day.

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