Post-Construction Cleaning · East and North Valley
Post-construction cleaning in Tempe, AZ
Remodels and new builds leave a fine dust on every surface, inside every cabinet and along every track. We take it out in phases so the home is clean the day you move in, not the week after.
Tempe remodels leave fine dust in vents, cabinets and tracks, and the city's bulk trash pickup does not take construction debris. Our post-construction clean starts once the contractor's debris is gone: HEPA vacuuming first, then damp wiping, inside every cabinet and drawer, and hard floors mopped twice.
When
One-time, scheduled after the last trade leaves and before furniture arrives.
Time
Slower than any other clean because every surface is touched twice. Plan on one to two days for a typical home.
From our base
15 to 25 minutes · ZIPs 85281, 85282, 85283, 85284
Why it is different here
Post-construction cleaning tasks Tempe homes need most
The 1970s and 1980s are Tempe's two biggest decades for housing, and remodels in homes that age often open walls, swap flooring or replace a tub. Tempe's bulk trash pickup turns away remodel debris, from drywall and plaster to old flooring, carpet and roofing, so that debris needs its own way out before we start. Once it is gone, the team works high to low through the dust that remains, from door tops and vents down to the new floor.
Getting in. Parking near ASU is tight, so we plan arrivals; South Tempe streets are open with driveway parking.
Weighted on the Tempe list
- Dust cleared from untouched rooms next to the remodel
- Haze cleared from new grout and tile after the remodel
- Protective film and stickers peeled from new fixtures and glass
On top of every line in the post-construction cleaning checklist below.
Local notes
Planning post-construction cleaning for a Tempe home
Settle the haul-away before the clean. Tempe's bulk trash collection runs every other month, and the items it will not take run from drywall and scrap lumber to dirt, rocks and concrete. Once the dumpster or trailer has gone, the team can clean without fresh dust coming in, and packaging and household trash from the final pass go to your bin.
Leftover paint, thinner and glue are not bulk trash either. They can go to the city's household products drop-off on University Drive, which accepts latex and oil-based paint, thinners and glues from residents of Tempe and Guadalupe on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. Clearing those out before the clean lets the team wipe every cabinet and drawer inside and leave them empty.
In an older Tempe home a remodel often covers a kitchen or a bath and leaves the other rooms as they were. Fine dust still rides the air conditioning into those rooms, so the team clears the new surfaces first, checks new tile for grout haze, then moves through the untouched rooms for ceiling fans, door tops and return vents. A touch-up after the punch list closes finishes the job.
Local facts
What shapes post-construction cleaning in Tempe
From the public sources named on each line, checked 16 October 2026.
Rented homes and housing age
In the Census Bureau's American Community Survey 5-year estimates for 2020 to 2024, 57.7 percent of Tempe's occupied homes are rented, and 24.1 percent of all housing units are in buildings with 20 or more units. Homes built in the 1970s (24.2 percent) and the 1980s (21.9 percent) are the two largest groups by decade.
Bulk trash pickup
Tempe collects bulk trash from residential customers every other month, up to 10 cubic yards, set out by 6 a.m. on the Monday of the scheduled week and no earlier than 10 days before. Construction and remodeling debris such as drywall, plaster, scrap lumber, flooring, carpet and roofing is not accepted, and neither are paint, oil or cleaners.
Paint and cleaner drop-off
Tempe's Household Products Collection Center at 1320 E. University Drive takes household cleaners, latex and oil-based paint, paint thinners and glues from Tempe and Guadalupe residents, open 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays. An ASU student ID is accepted as proof of residency.
Source: City of Tempe Public Works, Household Products Collection Center (opens in a new tab)
What is included
What our Tempe post-construction cleaning covers, room by room
Room by room. This is the list the team works from, and the one you can check against when they leave.
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Dust removal
Kitchen and bathrooms
Glass and floors
Final pass
How it is done
How long it takes in a Tempe home
Slower than any other clean because every surface is touched twice. Plan on one to two days for a typical home.
- 1
Rough pass
Debris out, every surface vacuumed with HEPA filtration so dust is removed, not moved.
- 2
Detail pass
Cabinets inside and out, fixtures, glass, tracks and hardware, room by room.
- 3
Floors
Vacuumed and mopped twice. Construction dust needs the second pass.
- 4
Touch-up
A short return visit after the trades finish their punch list, so you move into a clean home.
Google reviews · checked Sep 18, 2026
Rated 4.9 on Google from 156 reviews
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Truly an amazing company. Called them on Sunday to schedule a move out clean on Monday. It was a short notice but they were able to work with me. The two ladies who came to do the clean were so professional and the attention to detail was phenomenal. Highly recommend this company.
Tempe post-construction cleaning questions
Will Tempe's bulk trash pickup take my remodel debris?
No. The city's bulk trash page lists construction and remodeling debris, including drywall, plaster, scrap lumber, flooring, carpet or padding and roofing materials, among the items it does not collect. Ask your contractor how it will be hauled away. Our clean starts once the debris has gone, and trash and packaging from the final pass go to your bin.
Can you clean a condo near Tempe Town Lake after a renovation?
Yes. In a condo the dust has nowhere to go but the unit's own rooms, so the team HEPA vacuums ledges, vents and the insides of cabinets before damp wiping, removes film and stickers from new glass and appliances, and mops the hard floors twice. Tell us how the building handles parking and elevator use, so the visit fits its rules.
When should I schedule a post-construction clean?
After the last trade has finished and before furniture arrives. If a punch list is still open, we do the main clean now and a touch-up after.
How soon can you do post-construction cleaning in Tempe?
Tempe is on our daily routes from central Phoenix, 15 to 25 minutes. Send a booking request with the first date that suits you and the office calls you back to set it up, then confirms the team the day before.
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