New-construction cleanup: pressure washing after a build
New homes are covered in mud, cement residue, and paint overspray. Here's what a good post-construction wash covers.
Builders and homeowners doing custom builds around Coffee County need a specific type of first wash. It's different from a standard residential wash.
What's covered
- Concrete residue on driveway and walkways
- Mud splatter on lower siding
- Paint overspray on windows and trim
- Adhesive from window and door stickers
- Sawdust and debris in gutters
- Mortar drips on brick
What's NOT covered
- Interior anything (that's a different specialty)
- Roof (never on a shingle roof; specialist trade)
- Anything above safe ladder reach without a partner
Why this is a specific job
Post-construction grime is different from weathering. Concrete residue needs an acid-safe treatment. Paint overspray needs solvent. Mud is usually just a rinse. The right cleaner for each is different.
Timing
Do it *after* all trades are done. If painters come back, you'll be washing paint splatter again. Confirm with the GC that everyone's off-site.
Cost
New-construction cleanup on a typical 2,500-sqft custom home: $400–$700. Higher than a standard wash because of the specialty solutions and time.
For builders
Regular referral relationships get better pricing. If you're a builder in Coffee County looking for a reliable post-construction pressure wash service, text me — I do this several times a month.
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