Melbourne cleaning services
Builders & Construction Cleaning in Melbourne
Staged cleaning for Melbourne builds, renovations, fit-outs and property handovers.
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Built around your space
Cleaning that fits the way your property is used
Construction dust, adhesive residue and trade activity can leave a site needing more than one pass before it is ready to present. Our builders cleaning scope can follow the project from an initial clean through detailed finishing and pre-handover attention, with priorities set around the condition of the site.
Service options
What we can include
Tell us which of these tasks matter to your property. We will confirm the scope before the work is booked.
- Post-Construction Cleaning
- Initial Builders Clean
- Detailed / Final Builders Clean
- Pre-Handover Cleaning
- Handover / Presentation Cleaning
- Defect & Touch-Up Cleaning
- Commercial Fit-Out Cleaning
- Renovation Cleaning
- Display Home Cleaning
- Pressure Washing
Planning your clean
A scope that matches your site
Tell us the project stage, site access arrangements, surfaces and handover date. We can discuss an initial, final or touch-up clean and coordinate the cleaning scope with the work still happening on site.
Common questions
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between an initial and a final builders clean?
An initial clean addresses the broader dust and debris left by construction. A final clean focuses on visible details and presentation closer to handover.
Can you return after defect work?
A touch-up visit can be scoped after trades complete defect work. Share the affected areas and timing so we can include them in the plan.
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Request a quote for builders & construction
Share your property details and the tasks you need. We'll review your request and discuss a suitable cleaning scope.
