New construction dust is the first thing we clear in Lake Nona

Almost every house we clean in Lake Nona is new, and new brings its own mess. Drywall dust keeps working its way back out of returns, closet shelves and the tops of door frames for months after closeout. Quartz counters and LVP plank arrive unsealed and often get hit with the wrong product by whoever cleaned last, leaving a film that has to come off before anything looks right. Builder stickers, grout haze and paint flecks on glass are normal on a first visit and they are slow, so we budget the time for them. Laureate Park lots sit close together, so dust from the next build travels down the block.

The commercial side out here is medical. Consult rooms, dental suites and therapy gyms have surfaces touched by a different person every twenty minutes and a cleaning list that has to match the practice policy. We work high touch points first, then floors, then glass, and restroom cloths stay separate so nothing crosses over. Most of those jobs start after the last patient, which in this corridor often means past seven. Office buildings near the USTA campus book on the same evening route.

What the visit covers in Lake Nona

• House cleaning, deep cleans and recurring plans
• Move in and move out cleans for owners and tenants
• Post construction and renovation handover cleaning
• Airbnb and vacation rental turnovers with a photo report
• Apartment and condo cleaning, building access handled
• Offices, retail, suites and restaurants on overnight schedules

How the price gets set

Every quote for Lake Nona begins with somebody standing in the actual property. A square footage figure over the phone is a guess, because two houses of the same size are completely different jobs once you see how they are lived in. You get the room by room list and one price per visit, usually the same business day.