
Fin de chantier
Dust, adhesive residue, paint and marks removed once the works are done.
The visit that turns a still-dusty site into a property you can hand over, show or re-let.
A post-works clean is nothing like an intensive tidy-up: plaster dust works its way into window runners, adhesive dries on tiles, labels stay stuck to new glazing. We go through the property room by room, top to bottom, until it is presentable for whoever walks in next.
These jobs almost always hang on a date that will not move: a handover, a viewing, an inventory, a reopening. We work back from that date to organise the visit, and adjust the size of the team rather than asking you to shift yours.


Dust, adhesive residue, paint and marks removed once the works are done.

The final clean before the keys of a new or renovated property change hands.

Bringing a property fully back up to standard between two tenancies.

Light, smell and kitchen taken care of before the photographs and the viewings.

Walls washed down to lift marks, nicotine and light soot, often before painting.

Mobilised within hours for an unexpected problem or a reopening to hold.
For a planned deep clean, allow a few days so the team can be scheduled. For an emergency — a reopening to hold, a property to show tomorrow — we look for a solution the same day, depending on jobs already under way.
The clean covers dust, residue and the small waste left by finishing work. Removing rubble, furniture or any real volume falls under clearance: that is priced separately and spelled out in the quote.
After, always. A clean done before the painter's or fitter's last visit has to be done again. If the site finishes in stages, we can plan an interim visit and then the final one.
Give us the deadline: we size the team and the schedule around it.