Post Renovation Cleaning Services in New Jersey and the New York Metro Area
Renovation dust doesn't stay in the room that was renovated. We clear it out of every space it reached — so the work you paid for finally looks the way you imagined it.
You Cleaned It Twice and It's Still There
The contractors packed up, you opened the windows, and you spent a weekend wiping everything down. Two days later there's a film on the countertops again.
Renovation dust is not ordinary dust. It's fine enough to travel through closed doors, settle inside closets, drift into vents, and coat the tops of things nobody thinks to look at. It hides in fabric, in air returns, and in the corners of rooms that were never part of the project.
Then the system kicks on, and it all comes back down.
Getting it out for good takes a different approach than getting it off.
Construction-Level Cleaning, Done in a Home People Live In
Post Renovation Cleaning from D&D Prestige removes remodel dust and residue from the entire home — not just the room that was worked on — with the care a furnished, occupied space requires.
We clean high to low, work through vents and closets, and plan for the settling that continues after the first pass. Our team does post-construction work on commercial job sites, so we know exactly how this dust behaves. The difference here is that your furniture, your finishes, and your family are still in the building.
We move what can be moved safely, protect what can't, and treat every new surface as what it is: something you just invested in.
Kitchen and bathroom remodels
Flooring, tile, and hardwood installation
Painting, drywall, and plaster work
Basement and attic finishing
Home additions and structural changes
Window and door replacement
Office and commercial space remodels
Everywhere the Dust Went, Not Just Where the Work Happened
Scope is confirmed with you before we start, based on what was renovated and how far the dust traveled.
The Renovated Area
- Fine dust removed from all surfaces, high to low
- New cabinetry cleaned inside and out
- Countertops, backsplash, and new fixtures detailed
- Adhesive, label, and sticker residue removed
- Paint overspray, caulk, and compound residue
- Grout haze and installation film cleared
Windows, Glass & Trim
- Interior glass, frames, sills, and tracks
- Doors, door frames, and hardware
- Baseboards, trim, and molding hand-detailed
- Mirrors and glass partitions
- Protective film removal from new surfaces
Air, Vents & Hidden Spaces
- Vents, returns, and register covers
- Ceiling fans and light fixtures
- Tops of doors, cabinets, and shelving
- Closet interiors, floors, and shelving
- Corners, edges, and behind-the-door areas
The Rest of the Home
- Adjacent rooms the dust reached
- Furniture surfaces dusted and treated
- Floors vacuumed and treated by surface type
- Stairs, hallways, and thresholds
- Switch plates, outlets, handles, and railings
- Beds made and linens changed
- Windows checked throughout and cleaned where needed
The Right Moment Matters More Than You'd Think
After the Last Trade Leaves
Not before. If painters, installers, or electricians are still coming back, the dust comes back with them. We'll schedule around the real finish date, not the optimistic one.
Before the Furniture Goes Back
If the room was cleared out for the work, cleaning while it's still empty is faster, cheaper, and far more thorough. Tell us the plan and we'll fit into it.
A Second Pass, a Few Days Later
Fine dust keeps settling for days after a renovation ends, especially once the HVAC cycles. Many homes benefit from a shorter follow-up visit — we'll tell you honestly whether yours needs one.
Around Your Schedule
We typically book about a week out and often have earlier openings. Weekends and evenings are available, which helps when you're trying to get the house back to normal before everyone's home.
Tell us when the work wraps and we'll build the timing around it.
You Just Paid for New Finishes. This Is Not the Moment for a Learning Curve.
We've been cleaning after construction crews on commercial job sites since 2021. Renovation dust holds no surprises for us — and neither does a home full of brand-new surfaces.
We Know What Each Surface Can Take
New quartz, natural stone, hardwood, tile, and custom cabinetry each respond differently. We match the method to the material instead of applying the same product everywhere and hoping for the best.
Furniture Moved, Floors Protected
We move what can be moved safely and leave the heavy pieces where they are — protecting new flooring is worth more than reaching one more square foot underneath.
Licensed, Insured, and Background-Checked
General liability and workers' compensation coverage, with every team member background-checked before entering a client's home. The same standard that gets us approved on commercial job sites.
Twenty Years of Knowing Where to Look
Fabricia Beltran has been doing this since 2004. Renovation dust hides in the same places every time — and experience is knowing to check them before you're asked.
Let Us Bring Your Renovation to a Clean Finish
Ready when the last trade leaves. Serving New Jersey and the New York Metro Area.
Questions After a Renovation
After the last trade leaves for good. If anyone is still coming back to touch up, the dust comes back with them. We typically book about a week out and often have earlier openings.
Renovation dust is fine enough to settle in vents, closets, fabric, and on surfaces above eye level. Wiping the visible areas moves it around rather than removing it. We work high to low, clear the air pathways, and plan for the settling that continues afterward.
Yes, and we recommend it. Dust travels far past the work area, and cleaning only the renovated room usually means it reappears there within days.
We move what can be moved safely. Heavier pieces stay in place — protecting new flooring matters more than cleaning one more square foot underneath it.
We match the cleaning method to the material. New stone, quartz, hardwood, tile, and custom cabinetry each get treated according to what they can take, not according to a single product for the whole house.
Yes. We bring professional-grade products and equipment suited to construction dust. If specific products were recommended for your new surfaces, we're glad to use what you provide.
Yes to both. We carry general liability and workers' compensation coverage, and every team member is background-checked before their first job.
Yes. Weekends and evenings are both available.
By the size of the home, the scale of the renovation, and how far the dust traveled. We review the space and quote from what's actually there. Most requests get a response within two hours.
No. Post Construction Cleaning is for job sites and new builds before anyone moves in. Post Renovation Cleaning is for homes and offices that are furnished and occupied while the work happens around them.