Post-Renovation Services — Cleaning, VOC Removal, Painting, Regrouting

Yes, almost always. Contractor “cleanup” usually means visible debris removed. Cement dust gets into aircon trunking, behind hinges, under skirting. Paint splatters on door frames. We brief the crew specifically for post-reno hidden zones.

Formaldehyde is a VOC released by new furniture, paint, adhesives and renovation materials. If you’ve just renovated or moved into a new unit and notice eye irritation, headaches or the “new furniture” smell — yes, you likely need it. We use a Japanese-system treatment (photocatalyst plus activated carbon).

Book the post-reno deep clean after handover from your contractor but before move-in. If you’re adding formaldehyde removal, our crew can do both in one visit. Painting touch-ups go in the same booking.

Yes. This is the most efficient way to use OCD. List every job in the form — we quote the bundle as one fixed price, one crew, one schedule.

Cleaning alone — same day. After formaldehyde treatment, we recommend 4–6 hours of ventilation before sensitive occupants return. Painting cure varies by product; we tell you in the quote.

Yes — commonly booked together. Regrout removes old grout and reapplies; resilicon strips out and re-applies silicone at kitchen counter joints, shower screens and basin edges. One visit if both are in scope.