It requires the use of professional equipment and tools to achieve impeccable cleanliness, as a regular household vacuum cleaner cannot cope with fine renovation dust.

Rubbish removal:

Collection and removal of construction waste and rubbish.

Dust removal:

Removing fine dust from all surfaces using industrial vacuum cleaners.

Stain removal:

Washing off residues of glue, paint, cement and other building materials.

Washing surfaces:

Walls and ceilings: Cleaning dust and dirt, as well as removing traces of tape.
Floors: Wet cleaning using appropriate products depending on the type of flooring.
Windows and mirrors: Washing and polishing windows, window sills and mirrored surfaces.
Doors: Washing door units, door frames and fittings.

Cleaning bathrooms:

Washing and disinfecting sanitary ware (toilets, sinks, bathtubs) and tiles.

Cleaning the kitchen:

Washing the cooker hood, stove, refrigerator and other household appliances.

Final cleaning:

Wiping furniture, lamps, sockets, switches, baseboards and other interior elements.

Professional tools and techniques:

For effective cleaning after renovation, professional cleaning products and industrial vacuum cleaners are used, as they are better at dealing with difficult stains.

Safety:

Hypoallergenic products are used that do not harm the health of people and animals.

Types of surfaces:

It is important to know how to properly clean different types of surfaces (e.g., painted walls, stretch ceilings) so as not to damage them.