New homes, new dust
A lot of Aldie is new. Stone Ridge, Kirkpatrick Farms and Willowsford are young communities next to a village that dates to the early 1800s. New houses bring their own kind of mess. Fine dust from drywall sanding settles in air vents, on top of door frames and inside cabinet hinges, and it keeps drifting down for months. Window tracks hold grit from the build. New tile can carry a light grout haze that takes a few cleanings to lift. If your street backs onto a lot that is still being built, dust from the site blows onto sills, porches and the garage floor. Tell us if building work has recently finished so we can review the condition before quoting. Construction debris, grout haze, adhesive removal and cleaning inside ducts need separate assessment. For ordinary settled household dust, we can discuss a first clean and a regular plan. Follow the HVAC manufacturer's filter guidance, especially while nearby work continues.
