Building work leaves more than paint and sawdust behind — fine dust settles into every surface, skirting board and windowsill, and it takes a proper builders clean to shift it. We handle the deep clean-up after construction, renovation and refurbishment work across Hull, so you can hand over or move in without lifting a finger.
What a builders clean covers
Post-construction dust is different to everyday dirt, so we clean top to bottom in a set order to stop resettling dust undoing earlier work:
- Removal of dust, plaster and paint residue from all surfaces
- Windows, frames and sills cleaned inside and out
- Skirting boards, doors, door frames and light fittings wiped down
- Kitchen units, worktops and appliances cleaned inside and out
- Bathrooms and sanitaryware degreased and polished
- Floors vacuumed, mopped or steam-cleaned depending on finish
- Rubble, packaging and general builders' debris cleared
For builders, developers and homeowners
We work with tradespeople and small developers who need a site handed over spotless, as well as homeowners finishing an extension, loft conversion or full renovation. Whether it's a single room or a full new-build, we scale the job to what's needed and can usually turn a clean around quickly once building work wraps up.
Why choose Cleaners Hull for your builders clean
Post-build cleaning is physical, detailed work, and it's often the last thing standing between a project and its deadline. We turn up on time, work efficiently, and leave the property genuinely ready for handover or move-in — not just tidied. Every job is covered by public liability insurance, and quotes are free with no obligation to book.
See the Difference
Turning a construction site back into a home, ready to move into
“Post-renovation dust everywhere — skirting boards, light fittings, the lot. They got into every corner. Handed the keys back to the client the next day.”
“Used them after a full kitchen refit. Saved us a weekend of scrubbing plaster dust off everything. Would recommend to anyone finishing a build.”