The crew packs up and the new kitchen is finally done, but the dust is not. Renovation dust is fine enough to hang in the air for days and settle twice. A post-renovation clean pulls the drywall and sawdust out of a lived-in Roswell home so you can enjoy the new space.
Roswell runs on remodels. The older housing stock near the historic district and in Martins Landing means dated kitchens getting opened up and tired baths getting brought current, one project after another. That work makes a specific kind of mess: cutting drywall, sanding, and running a saw throws off dust so fine it behaves more like smoke than dirt. It drifts room to room, slips past the plastic sheeting, and keeps drifting after the tools are gone. You wipe a counter, and by morning there is a fresh gray film on it again.
A post-renovation clean has to work from the top down and damp, not dry. We start high on the cabinet tops, trim, casings, and fan blades where the fine dust collects, and come down so nothing falls onto a surface we already finished. Every hard surface gets damp-wiped so the dust binds to the cloth instead of scattering, and floors, corners, and upholstery get a HEPA vacuum. We clean after the debris is cleared, so once the leftover materials and trash are out, we handle the fine dust the build left behind.
A remodel in a Roswell home is different from a clean-out in a brand-new Forsyth County build. Here the house is older and full: furniture, rugs, blinds, and years of character details, with nowhere for the dust to hide that is not also a surface you use every day. Kitchen and bath updates are the most common projects, and those are the rooms whose dust travels furthest into the rest of the home. In a lived-in remodel we protect what needs protecting and focus on the dust reservoirs the project created without disturbing the rest of the house.
A post-renovation deep clean starts at $180, depending on the size and how much dust the project left. Our full post-renovation guide explains the method, and for a full gut or a brand-new build, our post-construction cleaning is the right service.
It tends to be harder to clear, not necessarily more dust, but dust with fewer places to go. An older Roswell home is full of furniture, rugs, and character details, so the fine drywall and sawdust settles into a lived-in space rather than an empty shell. That is why the top-down, damp-wipe method matters here: we work around your things and go after the dust reservoirs the project created without disturbing the rest of the home.
No. We clean after the debris is cleared. Once the leftover materials, offcuts, and trash from the project are removed, we handle the fine dust and film that got left behind. We do not haul or dispose of construction debris.
We HEPA-vacuum the vent covers and register boots so less of the settled dust gets pulled back into the system and pushed around your older home. Changing the HVAC filter and cleaning the ducts are handled separately by an HVAC tech, not part of our cleaning.
Most Roswell projects are post-renovation: a lived-in home after a partial remodel like a new kitchen or an updated bath, where we work around your furniture and focus on the dust the project created. Post-construction cleaning is for a full gut or a brand-new build, an empty house with heavier debris and every surface in play. Tell us the scope and we will point you to the right one.
More of the situations we get called for around Roswell. See them all in the Cleaning Help library.
The full guide to clearing fine remodel dust for good.
Post-renovation clean →Older homes getting kitchens and baths updated.
Roswell service area →Updating established homes with kitchen and bath remodels.
Post-reno in Alpharetta →Estate remodels and additions on larger homes.
Post-reno in Milton →Once the debris is cleared, book the clean that pulls the fine dust out for good. Tell us what you remodeled and we will handle the rest.
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