New Build Cleaning Killarney Heights

It is the detailed clean a property needs once the builders are finished: clearing dust, splatter, paint marks and debris from every surface inside and out, so the home is ready to hand over or move into.

Yes. For new build cleans we clean inside and out, including windows, floors, hard surfaces and the full exterior, so the whole property presents properly.

Yes. Tell us your handover or settlement date and we will schedule the clean to suit, and our walk-around at the end means anything not right gets put right before we leave.

Every job is priced individually on its size and condition, so we give you a free, no-obligation quote up front. One clear price, no hidden extras.

Yes, with patience and the right technique. Splatter is softened and lifted rather than scraped dry, and glass gets particular care, because construction residue plus a careless blade is how new windows get scratched. Anything bonded so hard it risks the surface underneath gets flagged with you first, not gambled on.

Yes, all of them: window stickers, protective films, appliance labels and the adhesive residue they leave behind. It is fiddly work that makes a huge difference to how finished the home feels. Films that have baked on in the sun take longer but almost always come off cleanly with the right approach.

Usually one to two days for a full house, depending on size and how much the builders left behind. Post-construction dust needs more than one pass because it keeps settling, so we sequence the clean top to bottom to catch it. We give you a firm timeframe against your handover date when we quote.

Yes, a lot of our new build work comes from builders and project managers who want the handover to look right. We slot into the construction schedule, coordinate with other trades finishing up, and invoice the company directly. For repeat builders we can price a standard handover clean across multiple jobs.

It happens, and we plan for it. If trades are still finishing, we either re-sequence to clean the completed zones first or shift the visit so we are the genuine last step, since cleaning before the work is done just means cleaning twice. Keep us in the loop on the schedule and we will move with it.

Tannin, almost certainly. Leaf litter breaking down in gutters and on ledges releases a brown stain that rain carries down the wall face, and Garigal's canopy supplies plenty of raw material. A soft wash removes the streaking, and clearing the gutters at the same time removes the source. We can do both in a single visit, which is what most locals choose.