Construction cleaning

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By Dorothy Ainsworth Issue #76 • July/August, 2002 Wherever construction is going on, there will be a big mess left in its wake that somebody has to clean up. That somebody can be you, and you can make excellent money doing it. Cleaning only one sizable house a week can gross you $2000 per month. […]

A list of the top ten ways to clean up dust from construction and woodworking mess that creates dusty, hard-to-clean conditions in the home

This is a guide about rates for cleaning new construction homes. Cleaning businesses often focus on specific types of cleaning jobs, such as private homes, businesses, or new construction.

Planning on a remodel? Maybe you already completed one and now you have dust everywhere!

Save money on commercial cleaning or a post renovation cleaning service by performing your own post construction cleaning. Remove all wood dust particles and drywall dust with easy methods before you start carpet cleaning. #clean #construction #dust #walls