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Post-renovation cleaning · Johor BahruThe renovation is finished and the house still cannot be lived in. Cement dust on every surface, haze across the new tiles, paint on the frames, and protective film still on the fittings. Post the job, compare quotes from verified contractors covering your area, and release payment only once the work is finished and photographed.
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Our work
Photographs from one house in Johor Bahru, taken the day the team was there.
Photographs are taken by the contractor on the day and uploaded to the app, which is also how payment is released — you approve the work before anyone is paid.
Ordinary dirt sits on top of a surface. Cement and plaster dust does not — it is fine enough to work into grout lines, window tracks, socket faces and the gaps around door frames, and it keeps reappearing for days as it settles out of the air.
That changes the method. The work runs top down: ceilings, fans and light fittings first, then walls, frames and skirting, then the floors last. Anyone who starts with the floors will be cleaning them twice, and a job quoted as a normal deep clean usually is.
It also changes the products. Grout haze and cement splash need an acidic cleaner that would damage some finishes, so the person doing it has to know which surface is which.
After the last trade has finished and taken their tools and offcuts away — not before. A clean booked while tiling or painting is still running gets paid for twice. If the contractor is still coming back for touch-ups, wait for those.
Two things are worth confirming in the chat before you accept a quote, because they are the usual reason a booking on a brand-new unit goes wrong:
Water and electricity. Most contractors need both connected. Some can bring water and a generator, but they will price for it.
Rubbish removal. Bagging up renovation debris is one thing; carting it away is another, and it is often quoted separately. Say how much there is when you post the job.
ZenitGo does not set prices — contractors quote your job themselves, so you have more than one to compare. What they are weighing up:
Booking it
Describe what was renovated, pick a date and your area, and add photos — they matter more here than on any other job, because the state of the residue is what contractors are pricing.
Verified contractors covering your area send prices. You choose — or you choose none of them, at no cost.
Once you accept a quote your payment is held, not passed on. The contractor knows the money is there; you know it has not gone anywhere.
The contractor uploads photographs of the finished work. Payment is released only after you confirm you are happy. Every job carries a 30-day warranty.
Frequently asked
After the last trade has finished and taken their tools and offcuts out, and not before. A clean booked while tiling or painting is still going on has to be paid for twice. If the contractor is still coming back for touch-ups, wait for those.
Yes. A deep clean removes dirt that built up over time. A post-renovation clean removes construction residue: cement dust that has settled into every surface, grout haze on new tiles, paint and silicone on glass and frames, and protective film and stickers still on new fittings. It needs different products and takes longer.
Usually yes, but say so when you post the job so the contractors quoting know what they are walking into. Cement splashes that have been left to cure for weeks are much harder to shift than fresh ones, and some marks on soft or matte finishes cannot be removed without damaging the surface.
For most jobs yes, and it is the most common reason a booking goes wrong on a brand-new unit. Confirm in the chat before you accept a quote. Some contractors can bring water and a generator, but they will price for it.
A terrace house that has just come out of renovation is usually a full day with a team of two or three. Dust has to be taken off ceilings and walls downwards before the floors are touched, which is why it cannot be rushed. Your quote should say how many people are coming.
Do not approve the job. Payment stays held until you do, and you can raise the problem in the app. Every job also carries a 30-day warranty.
Coverage
Contractors choose the areas they travel to, so availability varies. Post your job and you will see who covers you.
What the work actually looks like in each area, and what gets booked most.
Posting is free, and you are never obliged to accept a quote.