Post-Construction & Renovation Cleaning Service in Jeddah

Drywall sanding dust and gypsum powder are among the finest, most pervasive particulates generated during construction. Because of their microscopic size and low weight, these particles float throughout the property and settle deep inside recessed lighting coves, crown moldings, AC supply grilles, wardrobe tops, and textured wall finishes. If this dust is not systematically extracted before move-in, air currents and HVAC operation will continuously redistribute it onto your furniture and bedding for months.

Our technicians always begin at the highest point of every room and work downward. Using high-suction commercial vacuums equipped with fine filtration stages, telescopic wands, and soft bristle attachments, we extract loose dust from inside gypsum ceiling channels, around spotlight housings, and along upper door frames without marring fresh paint or pressuring delicate drywall boards. Air conditioning grilles and vents are carefully vacuumed and wiped so dust does not blow out when cooling is switched on.

For vertical wall surfaces and decorative cladding—such as wood-slat panels, marble-alternative sheets, and painted drywall—we adjust our wiping technique to match the finish durability. Walls are dusted using dry or lightly dampened microfiber pads to lift static-bound sanding dust, followed by detailed cleaning of electrical switches, socket plates, intercom screens, and upper skirting edges.

Newly laid floors face three major contaminants during construction: cementitious grout haze that leaves a dull cloudy film across tiles, scattered paint and primer droplets from wall finishing, and hardened plaster or tile adhesive spots. Furthermore, modern properties in Jeddah feature diverse flooring materials—ranging from high-gloss nano-porcelain and slip-resistant matte porcelain to natural marble, travertine, and parquet—each reacting very differently to mechanical friction and cleaning chemistry.

Before treating any floor, our supervisor verifies the exact material composition. On natural marble, limestone, and travertine, acidic products are strictly prohibited because they etch calcium carbonate instantly; instead, we rely on pH-neutral stone cleaners, precision non-marring scrapers, and soft buffing pads. On glazed ceramic and porcelain tiles, we apply balanced grout-haze solutions that loosen the calcareous film inside microscopic surface pores without bleaching or weakening the grout joints.

Crucially, after rotary machine scrubbing breaks free the loosened grout film and paint residues, we do not rely on string mops that simply push muddy water from one tile to another. Instead, we deploy powerful wet-vacuum extractors that pull the suspended slurry completely off the floor and out of the grout lines, followed by a clean-water neutral rinse and dry buffing to reveal the true color and luster of the flooring.

Sliding windows, balcony doors, and architectural glass facades often suffer the heaviest buildup during construction. Bottom aluminum tracks fill with hardened mortar crumbs, sand, metal shavings, and drywall powder, while powder-coated frames and glass panes remain covered in factory protective stickers, masking tape, silicone smears, and exterior dust.

Our window restoration process begins with the mechanical channels. Where safely removable, sliding sashes are lifted or shifted so technicians can break apart hardened mortar inside the bottom tracks, vacuum out all grit and metal filings with narrow crevice nozzles, and flush the exterior weep holes so rainwater can drain freely. Next, sun-baked manufacturer stickers and adhesive bands are treated with controlled steam or specialized citrus/solvent adhesive removers, allowing the film and glue to lift cleanly without scratching the anodized or powder-coated aluminum.

Finally, removable fly screens are washed and rinsed to clear clogged mesh pores, and the interior and accessible exterior glass panes are detailed. Using professional glass scrapers held at safe angles alongside rubber squeegees and lint-free microfiber cloths, we remove paint specks, plaster splashes, and silicone fingerprints, leaving crystal-clear views and smooth-gliding window operation.

Brand-new bathrooms and kitchens require both meticulous construction residue removal and hygienic sanitization before a family can use them. In newly tiled bathrooms, grout haze clings to full-height wall ceramics, excess silicone and plumber's putty surround basins and toilets, and fine dust coats mirrors, exhaust fans, and glass shower partitions.

Our crew details bathroom wall and floor tiles from top to bottom, carefully peeling factory stickers off vitreous china toilets and washbasins. Special care is taken around modern faucets, rain showers, and bidets—especially matte-black, brushed-nickel, or gold PVD finishes—using only soft sponges, steam, and neutral detergents so delicate coatings are never scratched or tarnished. Floor drain covers (strainers) are lifted and cleared of loose surface debris to verify proper water flow.

In the kitchen, installation of wooden or aluminum cabinetry leaves behind fine sawdust, metal shavings, and pencil or glue marks inside drawers and shelves. We vacuum and wipe every shelf, hinge, and drawer interior and exterior, peel off protective plastic films from cabinet doors, sanitize stone countertops and sinks, and detail all interior wooden doors, frames, and handles across the residence.