Completed Post-Renovation Jobs Across Glasgow

The kitchen units had just been fitted and the bathroom tiled the day before. Work included wiping down all new surfaces, vacuuming plaster dust from carpeted areas, and clearing paint spatter from window frames and glass.

Protective film was peeled from every worktop and appliance, window sills were cleared of sanding dust, and all laminate flooring was mopped to remove construction footprints before the keys changed hands.

Carpet tile edges were vacuumed to remove trapped dust, glass partitions were cleaned of sealant smears, and cable trunking was wiped down ahead of the desk delivery scheduled the next morning.

Fine sawdust had worked its way between new floorboards and needed a slow pass with a crevice tool. Plasterboard offcuts were cleared from behind radiators, and joint compound splashes were removed from the fixed skylight.

Adhesive haze on the new tiles was worked off with a plastic scraper and non-abrasive cloth, sealant threads were trimmed from the shower screen edge, and grinder dust was cleared from the extractor housing.

Bifold door tracks were cleared of packed debris, cement dust was swept and mopped from the new patio threshold, and every cabinet front was wiped free of fingerprints before the final walk-through.

Shelving units were dusted top to bottom, adhesive residue from signage was removed from the shopfront glass, and cardboard packing debris was cleared from stockroom corners ahead of opening day.

Wall cavities left open during rewiring had shed dust into every room. Old paint chips were swept from stripped floorboards, and a general film of grime built up over weeks of trade traffic was cleared throughout.

Wardrobe interiors had picked up plaster dust from wall repairs nearby. Skirting board paint drips were removed with a careful scrape and wipe, and window tracks packed with builders' grit were cleared with a brush and vacuum.

Sawdust settled into skirting joints was cleared with a soft brush attachment, sealant smears were lifted from the glazing, and roofing felt granules tracked in during construction were vacuumed from the new flooring.

Masking tape residue was peeled from the stone steps, small paint drips were scraped off carefully to avoid damaging the stone, and dust that had settled on the light fittings during the handrail repair was wiped down.

Damp-proofing had left fine dust in every corner of the room. Cement powder was vacuumed from skirting level, and residue from the tanking membrane was wiped from exposed pipework before the space was signed off.