After renovating a villa in Dar Bouazza or Bouskoura, the house looks finished but is not yet ready to live in: fine dust covers the joinery and new floors, the bay windows carry marks from the works and the terraces hold residue from the last jobs. Cleaning follows a precise order, from the top of the interior down to the outside, so nothing that has just been cleaned gets dirty again.
What changes in a villa compared with an apartment
A villa multiplies difficult surfaces: large sliding bay windows and their tracks, double-height spaces, stairs, several bathrooms, dressing rooms, terraces and surroundings. Materials are often more sensitive (marble, wood flooring, natural stone) and react badly to harsh products. Cleaning therefore takes more time, a larger team and a well-planned sequence.
The areas to prioritise
Before moving in, these are the areas that need the most attention:
- large windows and dust on joinery
- new floors sensitive to unsuitable products
- construction residue in cupboards and bathrooms
- terraces, stairs and circulation areas that need finishing
The right cleaning order
In a villa, the order matters as much as the care: start upstairs and with high surfaces, work down to the ground floor, finish with the interior floors, then the terraces and exterior glazing. In terms of timing, the clean fits in:
- once painting and sanding are complete
- before high-value furniture is delivered
- before the family moves in
- after a final check with the contractor
Preparing the villa before the visit
So the team arrives with the right equipment and the right number of people:
- finish dust-producing work, outside as well as inside
- give access to every level, dressing room and terrace
- flag delicate materials: marble, wood floors, stone, new fittings
- share the floor area, photos and moving-in date
Common mistakes after a renovation
In a villa, a mistake costs time and sometimes damaged finishes:
- cleaning while sanding, painting or drilling is still continuing
- using an aggressive product on a new finish without testing first
- forgetting bay-window tracks, skirting boards, steps and door tops where fine dust remains visible
After moving in
Once the villa is handed over clean, regular cleaning stops the leftover dust of the first weeks from settling in. For the full list of points to check, see our post-construction checklist, and to estimate the budget, the article on post-construction cleaning prices. The service is detailed on the post-construction cleaning page, and ongoing cleaning on the home cleaning page.
Frequently asked questions
Do you work in Dar Bouazza and Bouskoura?
Yes. Dar Bouazza, Tamaris, Bouskoura and Casablanca are all areas DarbWashPro covers for post-construction cleaning.
Are terraces and outdoor areas included?
They can be: mention them in your request with photos, as terraces and surroundings significantly change the time needed.
How long before moving in should the clean be scheduled?
Ideally a few days before, once dusty work is finished and before furniture is delivered. That leaves room for a touch-up if needed.
Book a post-construction clean
Share the floor area, handover date and a few photos: you get a quote in MAD before confirming.
