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There is the distinct pleasure that comes with the completion of the process of renovation of one's own home. The scaffolding is dismantled, the workers have finished packing up their tools, and the architectural vision that you've worked for months on has finally become a reality. But when the excitement of the moment passes, there is often one unwanted feature left behind – a fine layer of dust covering everything in sight. It might seem easy enough to think of such post-renovation mess as just another cosmetic inconvenience – one that can be easily taken care of by means of an ordinary broom and an inexpensive microfiber cloth from the supermarket. But in the contemporary environmental setting, considering such debris simply a part of everyday household dust is nothing but a massive error.
The residue of construction is a rather complex chemical compound of irritants in microscopic form. In essence, proper post-renovation cleaning is no longer a question of aesthetics, but of health safety for your household and protection against future respiratory issues.
Construction Dust: Its Hazardous Anatomy
In order to comprehend the shortcomings of a surface cleaning process, it becomes imperative to analyze what construction dust entails. In comparison to regular house dust, which is made up of dead skin flakes and textile debris, dust created from renovation consists of extremely small, heavy, and highly toxic microscopic particles.
During the process of cutting tiles, sanding drywall, drilling into concrete walls, and cutting treated wood, numerous particles are released into the environment. One of the most dangerous among them is crystalline silica, which is abundant in stone, brick, and grout. The process of shattering these particles through mechanized tools results in extremely fine dust particles that are not filtered by the body's natural respiratory defenses.
Also, drywall compound contains gypsum and talcum. When this compound is sanded, the result is extremely fine dust particles of highly alkaline powder. If this matter is allowed to remain in such condition, it will enter the lungs and cause severe airway inflammation. Such an uncleaned construction site poses serious risks to homes with young children or people suffering from respiratory diseases such as asthma or COPD.
Promoting Wellness Amidst Respiratory Sensitivity
It has never been clearer that the importance of cleaning air cannot be overstated. Seasonal respiratory problems, changing urban AQI readings, as well as the increasing awareness of how harmful pathogens can be carried by the air have made our houses true sanctuaries for our lungs.
A running HVAC system when you are working on the build pulls any construction dust into the ductwork. If this air doesn't get professionally cleaned, every time your furnace or air conditioner runs, they redistribute those contaminants back throughout your bedrooms and common rooms.
All that leads to the appearance of a group of symptoms that are frequently mistaken for seasonal allergies or a cold: constant cough, sore throat, burning eyes, and mysterious headaches. Professional deep cleaning helps break this chain and physically removes all the contaminants from your home.
Chemical Co-Conspirator: Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs)
Not just dust. When a new renovation occurs, there is a flood of brand new materials that are brought into a closed environment – new carpets, wood, adhesives, cabinet laminates, and paints.
Even though aesthetically pleasing, all these materials go through the process of off-gassing, which means that they continuously emit Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs). The problem is exacerbated by the fact that modern homes tend to be very tightly closed environments where these chemical compounds can quickly reach toxic concentrations. As a result, the person may experience dizziness and even nausea.
The Professional Paradox: Trying to get rid of these VOCs through conventional, harsh cleaning products purchased in a store will make the situation worse. Adding yet another chemical into this newly off-gassing room does not help sensitive respiratory system at all.
CleanPro Methodology: A Multi-Phase Process of Restoration
Cleaning after a construction process is viewed as a scientific, very systematic task at CleanPro. The removal of particulates calls for systematic multi-phase cleaning process that involves the use of commercial level technology.
Domestic vacuum cleaners do not have the filtration capacity that can be used in the removal of construction debris. The porous filters that are used trap large chunks of dust while letting go of the most dangerous particles (PM2.5) right back to your breathing space. At CleanPro we use commercial level HEPA vacuum cleaners that filter out 99.97% of particulates as tiny as 0.3 microns. We systematically vacuum everywhere, from floors to ceilings, doors, ledges and walls.
It is not simply about the visible surfaces – our team works on the very air that you breathe. This is accomplished through accessing and cleaning the registers, grilles, and return ducts where the dust buildup from the construction process gets trapped in unseen quantities. This is done along with installing higher efficiency filters, replacing old construction clogged filters, so that your climate control system will filter your air and not contaminate it.
In order to counter the chemical contamination from VOC off-gassing, the CleanPro company uses only the latest plant-based enzyme cleaning agents and fragrances-free eco-certified products that eliminate surface dirt, oil and adhesives at a molecular level without producing any additional synthetic vapors inside your house.
Dust follows the laws of physics – it floats around and settles in the smallest crevices possible. This is why our crew cleans the insides of all newly constructed cabinets, the area behind all appliances, crown molding, and kitchen countertops and fixtures.
A True Walk-In to a Completed House
The process of remodeling is not just an expensive and emotional venture meant to improve the quality of your living but is never really completed until the carpentry work comes to an end. The work is really completed only when everything is thoroughly cleaned, physically safe, and completely free from chemicals.
Choosing to undergo post-renovation deep cleaning services at CleanPro means making the investment in your health and safety through the next phase of your life in your house. You have made your place look beautiful; we will make it safe for you.
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