Do you clean new artificial turf after construction, before a home closes?
Yes. TIMELESS Turf Restoration cleans new artificial turf across the Grand Strand before the final walkthrough: drywall dust, paint overspray, mortar splatter, sawdust and stray fasteners, picked up and blown clean. Install defects get reported to your installer, not patched over. Pricing follows our published bands, one clean per home or a standing schedule for the community.
Key takeaways
- New turf catches drywall dust, paint, mortar and sawdust.
- We pick up debris, especially metal, before we clean.
- Install defects get reported to your installer, not patched.
- Several closings a month? A standing schedule works better.
What construction leaves on new turf
- Drywall dust and mud tracked in by boot traffic
- Paint overspray from trim and touch-up work
- Grout and mortar splatter from stonework
- Sawdust, cut-offs and stray fasteners
What we do about it
We hand-pick debris first, fasteners especially, then run the normal process: blow, power brush, low-pressure rinse, with spot work wherever paint or mortar has dried in.
Brian walks the site, then quotes a standing program by square foot.
What we flag instead of fixing
Timing and standing schedules
Tell us the walkthrough date and we work backward from it. A builder closing several homes a month is better served by a standing arrangement than a separate quote each time, and a home also going to market can pair with listing prep.
What it costs
Pricing follows our published bands: Essential Clean from $199, Premium Restoration from $299, both scaling with square footage. New-construction debris usually calls for Premium. Homes over 5,000 square feet are quoted after a walk-through.
No obligation. You get a scope and a price by square foot.
