After Builders Cleaning in Bexley

After Builders Cleaning in Bexley

What is left to clean after an extension or loft conversion in Bexley?

Builders usually sweep up and take their rubbish, but the fine dust stays behind. It sits on top of door frames, light shades and kitchen wall units, collects in window runners and clings to freshly painted skirting. We dust from the ceiling line down, wipe walls where plaster dust has settled, and clean frames, sills and glass on the inside. Paint spots and label glue come off windows, tiles and new sanitaryware where the surface allows it.

Then we move to the rooms you will use first. In a new kitchen we clean inside every cupboard and drawer, the worktops, the splashback and the outside of the new appliances. Bathrooms get tiles, grout, taps, screens and the toilet cleaned of dust and grout haze. Radiators, switches and sockets are wiped, and the floors come last, vacuumed and mopped so nothing drops onto a surface we have already finished.

How far does renovation dust travel in a Bexley semi?

Further than most people expect. In a typical 1930s semi in Welling or Bexleyheath, a loft conversion turns the staircase and landing into the builders' route for weeks. Dust then settles in every bedroom off that landing and drifts down into the hall. A rear extension in Sidcup or Blackfen often opens straight into the kitchen and living room, so those rooms can need as much work as the new space itself.

When you fill in the quote form, list every room that was affected, not only the one that was built. It helps us price the job accurately and send enough cleaners to finish in one visit. If you are living in the house during a long project, you might prefer one clean between trades and a final one when everything is complete.

How do I book a builders clean in Bexley, and when?

Start with Get a quote, giving your postcode and email. The form then asks about the job: the size of the property, what was built or refitted and which rooms were affected. We use those answers to send you a price, because a single new bathroom in an Erith flat and a whole-house renovation in Old Bexley are very different amounts of work.

The best moment to book is once the last trade has packed up. If a floor fitter or decorator is still to come, wait for them or plan two visits. Tell us about parking, especially if a skip or builder's van is still outside, or you are close to the busier roads around Bexleyheath Broadway or Sidcup High Street. Spot something we missed? Let us know within 24 hours and a cleaner returns to sort it.