Fine drywall dust behaves differently than everyday dirt — here's what actually gets it out of a brand-new home.
Why new-build dust is a different problem
Drywall dust is extremely fine — fine enough to work into HVAC returns, light fixtures, and cabinet interiors that look closed but aren't sealed. A standard vacuum-and-wipe pass doesn't fully clear it, which is why new-construction homes need a dedicated cleaning approach before move-in.
What we prioritize on a post-construction visit
Vents and returns first, since re-circulated dust undoes everything else. Then window tracks and sills, cabinet interiors before first use, light fixtures, and a final detailed floor pass to lift construction film that a regular mop won't fully remove.
Timing matters
The sooner this happens after trades finish — ideally right before your final walkthrough or move-in day — the easier the dust and residue come up. Waiting lets it settle deeper into new flooring and grout.
Frisco, Prosper, and the North Texas growth corridor
Frisco, Prosper, Celina, and Little Elm are seeing some of the highest new-construction volume in the country right now, which is why post-construction is one of our most-requested services in that corridor. Builders and homeowners both book us — ask about volume pricing if you're coordinating multiple units.