Cleaning Services Greater Orlando, FL
Fine dust, drywall residue and leftover debris cleared from every surface, cabinet and corner, so a new build or a finished remodel is ready to live in.
Or call (407) 928-5710
The short answer
A finished renovation does not look finished until the dust is gone. Drywall sanding, cutting trim, grinding old flooring loose and even the foot traffic of a crew moving materials through a house leave a fine, pale dust that settles on every horizontal surface and drifts into places a broom never reaches: inside cabinet boxes, on top of door frames, behind appliances, in window tracks. A quick wipe-down does not clear it. It needs to be worked out room by room, surface by surface.
Post-construction cleaning is built around that reality. It is not a lighter version of a regular house cleaning, and it is not the same job as a move-out clean. The work typically moves through stages that track the construction itself: an early pass once the heaviest work (demo, drywall, paint) is done, to knock dust levels down so the space is usable; and a final, detailed clean once trim, fixtures and flooring are in, covering the fine dust and residue that settles last. Which stages apply depends on where the project is in that sequence.
For a home in Greater Orlando where MS Floors & Cleaning also installed the new hardwood, vinyl plank or laminate floor, the cleaning can follow directly behind the flooring crew, on the same job, with the same point of contact. That is the part other cleaning companies in the area cannot offer: one insured team covers the install and the clean that makes the space livable again.
Real work from the MS Floors & Cleaning team.
What is included
Walls, trim, baseboards, door frames, vents and light fixtures wiped and dusted to clear the fine residue construction work leaves behind, not just the dust that is visible from across the room.
Floors swept, vacuumed and wiped after installation, sanding or demo, with attention to corners, transitions and thresholds where dust and debris collect.
Cabinet boxes, drawers and shelving wiped out inside and out, since dust settles inside closed cabinetry during a remodel just as much as on open counters.
Counters, backsplash and appliance exteriors cleaned, with accessible appliance interiors wiped down if the appliances are already installed.
Vanities, sinks, tubs, showers and tile scrubbed to clear grout haze, caulk residue and construction grime left over from installation work.
Windowsills, tracks and interior glass cleaned of dust and overspray, along with switch plates and outlet covers that collect fine residue.
Packaging, scrap, tape and other leftover material bagged and cleared from the space as part of the final pass.
Cleaning Services
One insured team installs the new floor in Orlando and cleans up after the job is done.
How it works
We look at the space, how far the project has progressed and which stages of cleaning still apply before anything is scheduled.
The heaviest pass: clearing settled dust, leftover material and packaging from every room before the detail work starts.
Cabinets, fixtures, appliances, baseboards, windowsills and floors cleaned room by room, including the spots a standard clean skips.
A last pass through the space to catch anything settled since the detail clean, so the floors and every surface are ready for move-in.
Regular household dust mostly sits on top of surfaces and lifts with a cloth or a vacuum. Construction dust, especially the fine powder from drywall sanding, is lighter and gets carried on air currents through the whole house. It drifts into cabinets left ajar, settles on top of ceiling fan blades and door trim, and works its way into window tracks and electrical outlet covers.
That is why a post-construction clean takes longer and covers more ground than a standard clean: every surface, high and low, open and closed, gets checked, not just the ones that look dusty at a glance. Skipping that step is the usual reason a freshly finished room still looks slightly hazy a day or two after the crew leaves.
MS Floors & Cleaning runs two sides of the same business out of southwest Orlando: flooring installation, led by Marcos, and cleaning, led by Maisa. When a project includes both a new floor and a post-construction clean, it is the same company handling the handoff, with one point of contact and one insurance policy covering the work.
That matters most on remodels where the new floor is the last thing installed before the final clean. Instead of coordinating a separate cleaning company around the flooring schedule, the clean can be booked to follow the install directly, on the same property.
Builders and remodelers finishing out a project before handoff, homeowners wrapping up a renovation before moving back in, and property owners prepping a unit after construction work are all typical calls for this service. The scope of the clean and the number of visits needed depend on how far along the project is and how much of the space was affected, which is why it starts with a walkthrough rather than a flat package.
One team, both jobs
If the project still needs a new floor before the final clean, the same team installs hardwood, vinyl plank and laminate flooring across Greater Orlando.
Where we work
More cleaning services
From the blog
Straight answers to the questions homeowners ask before they hire.
A practical turnover cleaning checklist for Orlando-area Airbnb and vacation rental hosts, covering bed presentation, bathrooms, appliance interiors, and how to plan the window between guests.
Read the guide
A practical look at what makes flooring and cleaning different for Apopka homes, from the mix of older and newer construction to larger lots that track in more outdoor dirt and pollen.
Read the guideA straightforward look at what baseboard installation typically runs per linear foot in Central Florida, which material holds up best to humidity, and when it makes sense to replace baseboards alongside new flooring.
Read the guideSend a few details and we will get back to you with next steps for an estimate.
