Trade dust and paint specks in Nuns’ Island
Nuns’ Island, Île-des-Sœurs in French, is a neighbourhood administered by the borough of Verdun. It is a master-planned island community in the St. Lawrence River, developed from 1962 and dominated by apartment and condo towers and townhouses. Post-renovation work in Nuns’ Island starts when the trades have left and the site has stopped. Fine dust on horizontal surfaces, paint specks you can wipe, and the rooms that need to be walked through again. It is not hazardous-material abatement. If drywall sanding is still in progress, wait. If asbestos, lead paint or mould remediation is the job, that is another contractor. We clean the residue of a finished renovation, then you can move furniture back.
What a post-renovation visit covers
Dust, paint specks and residue in Nuns’ Island after trades leave. Not hazardous-material abatement. Confirm the site is quiet and which rooms still hold tools. Guaranteed or it’s free. Book





