The service may include removing accessible fine dust from suitable surfaces, cleaning kitchens and bathrooms, vacuuming floors, mopping appropriate hard flooring and wiping skirting boards, doors, fixtures, ledges and internal glass. The exact checklist depends on the property, construction work and agreed quotation. Large debris removal, hazardous waste and specialist restoration are not automatically included.

Yes. Deep cleaning generally addresses accumulated household dirt in an occupied or established home. Post-construction cleaning deals with fine building dust and suitable residue remaining after construction or renovation. It may also involve newly installed materials requiring specific care. Choosing the correct service helps ensure the cleaning plan, equipment and appointment time reflect the actual condition.

The appointment should normally take place after construction, sanding, drilling, painting and snagging work have finished. Contractors should remove their tools and larger waste before cleaners arrive. Booking too early can result in newly cleaned surfaces becoming dusty again when tradespeople return. For larger projects, an initial clean followed by a final presentation clean may sometimes be more appropriate.

Yes. Builders or another appropriate waste provider should remove rubble, timber offcuts, plasterboard, packaging, sharp objects, paint containers, chemicals and unused materials. Post-construction cleaning focuses on suitable dust and ordinary surface residue rather than skip filling or hazardous waste handling. Clear and safe floors also allow cleaners to work more effectively throughout the property.

Some light marks may be treatable, but removal depends on the residue, surface material and how long it has been present. Aggressive scraping or strong chemicals can damage glass, stone, wood, tiles and polished finishes. Provide close photographs before booking. Where ordinary cleaning is unsuitable, a contractor or specialist restoration provider may need to complete the work.

Accessible internal glass, frames and sills may be included when agreed. Suitable labels or light adhesive residue can also be assessed. Safe removal depends on the glass, frame material and adhesive used, and results cannot be guaranteed where scraping or solvents could cause damage. External or high-level glazing may require a separate specialist window-cleaning service.

Routine vacuuming and specialist carpet treatment are different services. Fine surface dust may be vacuumed as part of the agreed checklist, while embedded dust, tracked soil or staining may require dedicated carpet-cleaning equipment. Tell Top Cleaners how many carpeted rooms or stairs are affected so the appropriate treatment and drying time can be considered.

An empty property usually provides the best access to floors, walls, skirting boards, cupboards and windows. Cleaning may still be possible where furniture has been installed, provided the layout and access restrictions are explained beforehand. Heavy, fragile or newly fitted items should not be moved unless suitable arrangements have been agreed.

Pricing depends on the property size, project type, remaining dust, number of rooms, required tasks and condition of the surfaces. Internal windows, cupboard interiors, labels, stubborn residue and specialist floor or carpet treatment can increase the required time. Current photographs and accurate project information help Top Cleaners prepare a more relevant quotation.

Contact Top Cleaners with your Dublin location, property size, number of rooms, work completed and preferred cleaning date. Confirm whether the builders have finished and removed all waste. Include photographs of the rooms and any paint, plaster or adhesive marks. Call 01 503 9877, use the contact form or begin through the online booking page.