Why Post-Construction Cleaning is Non-Negotiable in Dubai
Building or renovating a home in Dubai represents a major investment. With the UAE’s construction output projected to reach $130.8 billion by 2029, the market is booming with new developments across neighborhoods from Dubai Marina to Arabian Ranches. Yet many property managers and homeowners underestimate what happens between the final nail being hammered and the moment someone can actually live comfortably in the space.
Post-construction debris isn’t just unsightly—it poses real health and safety risks. Construction dust contains silica particles, cement residue, paint fumes, and other materials that can trigger respiratory issues and allergic reactions. For property managers overseeing handovers to new homeowners, the cleanliness standard you deliver directly impacts client satisfaction and your reputation in Dubai’s competitive real estate market.
The stakes are particularly high in 2026. With over 40,000 residential units scheduled for delivery in Dubai this year, the difference between a smooth handover and a delayed occupancy often comes down to proper post-construction cleaning. Dubai Municipality’s occupancy permit requirements demand properties meet specific cleanliness and safety standards, and any shortfall can mean costly delays.
This guide provides property managers, contractors, and facilities teams with a detailed, actionable roadmap to transform construction sites into move-in ready homes that meet Dubai’s exacting standards.
Understanding the Three-Phase Cleaning Process
Professional post-construction cleaning follows a systematic three-phase approach. Understanding this framework helps property managers allocate resources effectively and set realistic timelines for project completion.
Phase 1: Rough Cleaning focuses on removing the bulk of construction debris. This phase typically occurs within 1-2 days of construction completion and involves clearing out large items like wood scraps, excess materials, packaging, and protective coverings. Teams remove dried concrete, mortar chunks, and any hazardous materials. For a standard 2,000 square foot villa in Dubai, this phase usually takes 6-8 hours with a three-person crew.
Phase 2: Light Cleaning and Detailing addresses the finer particles and surfaces. Workers clean windows inside and out, wipe down all horizontal surfaces, vacuum thoroughly, and remove paint splatters and adhesive residues. This phase requires attention to detail and typically takes 8-12 hours for the same villa. The goal is bringing surfaces to near-final condition while identifying any areas needing touch-ups.
Phase 3: Final Cleaning and Touch-Up is the white-glove service that makes properties truly move-in ready. Every surface gets wiped, polished, or buffed. Floors receive final cleaning and any protective coatings. Fixtures are polished to a shine, and the property undergoes a detailed inspection. This phase usually requires 6-8 hours and should occur within 24 hours of the scheduled handover.
Breaking the work into these distinct phases prevents teams from getting overwhelmed and ensures nothing gets missed. It also allows for better quality control between stages.
Essential Tools and Safety Equipment
Before starting any post-construction cleaning project, assembling the right equipment prevents delays and protects your cleaning crew. Dubai’s climate adds unique considerations—high temperatures mean cleaning solutions evaporate quickly, and dust management requires specialized approaches.
Your cleaning team needs industrial-grade HEPA-filter vacuums capable of capturing fine construction dust particles. Standard household vacuums will clog immediately and fail to trap the smallest, most dangerous particles. Budget AED 800-1,200 for a commercial-grade unit that can handle multiple properties.
Personal protective equipment is non-negotiable. Each team member requires N95 or FFP2 respirator masks, safety goggles, heavy-duty gloves, and steel-toe boots. Construction sites contain sharp objects, chemical residues, and airborne irritants. In Dubai’s heat, ensure adequate hydration breaks and consider scheduling intensive cleaning work during cooler morning hours.
For cleaning solutions, avoid harsh chemicals that leave fumes in sealed spaces. Opt for pH-neutral cleaners for most surfaces, with specialized products for glass, stainless steel, and natural stone—common in Dubai’s premium properties. Keep separate buckets and mops for different room types to prevent cross-contamination.
Ladder systems, extension poles for high windows, and quality microfiber cloths round out your essential toolkit. Dubai’s newer properties often feature 3-4 meter ceiling heights, making proper reach equipment necessary for thorough cleaning.
Pre-Cleaning Preparation Steps
Proper preparation reduces cleaning time by 30-40% and prevents damage to newly installed fixtures and finishes. Property managers should complete these steps before cleaning crews arrive.
Walk through the entire property and document any damage, incomplete work, or defects. Take timestamped photos of every room from multiple angles. This protects you from being held responsible for construction issues discovered after cleaning. In Dubai’s litigious property market, this documentation can be the difference between a smooth handover and a legal dispute.
Verify that all construction work is actually complete. Cleaning crews shouldn’t navigate around contractors still installing fixtures or applying final coats of paint. Coordinate with your general contractor to confirm the property is 100% construction-complete before scheduling cleaning services. This seems obvious, but overlap between trades and cleaning crews causes approximately 40% of post-construction cleaning delays.
Check that utilities are fully functional. Cleaners need running water, electricity, and proper drainage. Test all faucets, electrical outlets, and ensure the HVAC system operates correctly. Nothing derails a cleaning schedule faster than discovering midway through that water isn’t flowing to the third floor.
Remove or protect delicate items. While most fixtures can withstand professional cleaning, certain materials like unsealed marble or specialized wallcoverings may need protection. Mark these areas clearly and provide specific care instructions to your cleaning team.
Finally, establish proper ventilation. Open all windows and doors to create airflow. In Dubai’s climate-controlled buildings, this might mean coordinating with building management to adjust HVAC settings temporarily. Good ventilation speeds drying times and helps clear airborne dust particles.
Room-by-Room Detailed Cleaning Checklist
Entryways and Corridors
First impressions matter enormously in Dubai’s luxury property market. The entry sequence sets expectations for the entire home, so these areas demand meticulous attention.
Start by removing all stickers, labels, and protective films from doors, frames, and hardware. Many contractors leave manufacturer labels on doorknobs, hinges, and metal fixtures. Use a residue remover specifically formulated for adhesives—test it on an inconspicuous area first to ensure it won’t damage finishes.
Clean the main entry door thoroughly, inside and out. For wooden doors common in Dubai villas, use a wood-specific cleaner that won’t strip the finish. Metal security doors need different treatment—wipe with a damp microfiber cloth and mild detergent, then dry immediately to prevent water spots in Dubai’s mineral-heavy water supply.
Flooring in entryways takes the most construction traffic and accumulates layers of dust and scuff marks. For tile floors, clean grout lines with a soft brush and grout-specific cleaner. Marble and natural stone require pH-neutral cleaners only—acidic solutions will etch the surface. For wooden floors, follow manufacturer specifications and avoid excess water.
Light fixtures and switches need special attention. Construction workers often touch switches with dirty hands, leaving grimy buildup. Clean all switch plates, dimmer controls, and decorative lighting with appropriate cleaners. Test that all switches function properly—this isn’t technically cleaning, but it’s the right time to catch any electrical issues.
Living and Common Areas
Living rooms, family rooms, and open-plan spaces typically represent the largest square footage in modern Dubai homes. These areas feature diverse materials requiring different cleaning approaches.
Begin with ceiling work. Use extension poles with microfiber attachments to remove dust from ceiling surfaces, crown molding, and decorative features. Don’t forget ceiling fan blades, light fixture globes, and any exposed beam work. Construction dust settles on these horizontal surfaces and becomes noticeable once residents move in.
Windows in Dubai properties face unique challenges. Desert dust, construction residue, and mineral deposits from humidity create a stubborn film. Clean windows using a two-bucket method—one with cleaning solution, one with clean rinse water. Squeegee from top to bottom in overlapping strokes. For floor-to-ceiling windows common in modern Dubai architecture, professional window cleaning equipment becomes necessary.
Wall cleaning requires a delicate touch. New paint can be surprisingly fragile for the first 30 days. Use barely-damp microfiber cloths to remove dust from walls, working from top to bottom. Never scrub fresh paint—if marks won’t come off with gentle wiping, note them for touch-up painting instead.
Built-in shelving, entertainment centers, and storage units need interior and exterior cleaning. Remove all protective materials, clean each shelf individually, and vacuum out any dust that settled into corners. Check that all drawers and cabinet doors open smoothly—construction debris sometimes falls into track systems.
Kitchen Areas
Kitchens represent the most complex cleaning challenge in any property. The concentration of appliances, plumbing fixtures, and specialized surfaces demands systematic attention.
Start with appliances while they’re still empty and unused. Remove all protective films, labels, and packaging materials from refrigerators, ovens, dishwashers, and microwaves. Clean stainless steel appliances with grain-specific stainless cleaners—wiping against the grain creates visible scratches. For premium brands common in Dubai’s upscale properties, check manufacturer guidelines before using any cleaning products.
Countertops vary widely in Dubai properties. Granite and quartz withstand most cleaners, but exotic marbles and onyx require specialized care. Never use acidic cleaners (including vinegar or lemon-based solutions) on natural stone. For engineered quartz, mild dish soap and water work perfectly. Clean, rinse thoroughly, and buff dry to prevent water spots.
Cabinet interiors often contain surprising amounts of sawdust and construction debris. Remove all shelf liners (if installed), vacuum interior surfaces, then wipe with a damp cloth. Clean cabinet exteriors with wood-specific cleaners for traditional cabinetry or all-purpose cleaners for laminate and painted surfaces. Polish all hardware—handles, knobs, and hinges—until they shine.
Sinks and faucets need thorough cleaning and sanitizing. Remove any construction adhesive or caulk residue around sink edges. Clean faucet aerators by unscrewing them and flushing debris—construction often leaves sediment in water lines that clogs these screens. Polish all chrome or brushed nickel fixtures.
The backsplash and any tiled surfaces require grout cleaning. New grout can have a hazy residue that needs removal with a grout haze remover. Once clean, consider applying a grout sealer to protect against future staining—this is particularly important in Dubai’s hard water areas.
Bedrooms
Bedroom cleaning focuses on creating a peaceful, dust-free environment. These private spaces should feel immediately comfortable and healthy.
Clean all closet systems thoroughly. Remove protective materials from shelving, hanging rods, and any built-in organizers. Vacuum closet floors and wipe all surfaces. Check that closet doors slide smoothly and that any lighting functions properly. Many Dubai properties feature walk-in closets with extensive built-ins—allocate adequate time for these areas.
Windows and window treatments require careful attention. If blinds or curtains were installed during construction, they’ve collected dust. Vacuum fabric window treatments or wipe down shutters and blinds slat by slat. This tedious work makes a tremendous difference in air quality.
Bedroom floors—whether carpet, hardwood, or tile—need thorough cleaning but gentle treatment. For new carpets, professional hot water extraction removes construction dust embedded in fibers. For hard floors, follow the same protocols as other areas but pay special attention to corners and under built-in furniture where dust accumulates.
Light switches, outlets, and any built-in features like USB charging ports should be wiped clean and tested. Check that all electrical components function correctly and that cover plates sit flush against walls.
Bathrooms
Bathrooms combine moisture, multiple surface types, and precise details that show every flaw. They require the most time per square meter of any room type.
Start with protecting fixtures. New bathrooms often have premium materials that can be damaged by harsh cleaners. Identify all material types—porcelain, chrome, glass, natural stone, engineered stone—and select appropriate cleaning products for each.
Clean showers and bathtubs from top to bottom. Remove all protective films from glass shower doors and metal fixtures. Clean glass with a quality glass cleaner and squeegee. For shower tile and grout, use appropriate tile cleaners and scrub grout lines with a soft brush. Apply grout sealer after cleaning to protect against moisture and soap scum.
Toilets should be cleaned inside and out, including behind and around the base. Check that flush mechanisms work properly and that water supply lines show no leaks. Polish all chrome hardware until spotless.
Vanity countertops in Dubai bathrooms often feature marble, granite, or engineered stone. Clean according to material specifications. Clean and polish all faucets, drains, and hardware. Remove any construction adhesive from around sinks and mirrors. Check that all drawers and cabinet doors open properly and that interiors are clean.
Mirrors need spotless cleaning—construction dust and paint mist often leave films that regular cleaning won’t remove. Use a quality glass cleaner and buff with microfiber cloths until perfectly clear. Check mirror mounting—construction crews sometimes over-tighten clips that can crack mirrors over time.
Bathroom ventilation fans collect tremendous amounts of construction dust. Remove cover plates, vacuum the fan housing, clean or replace filters, and wipe cover plates before reinstalling. Test that fans operate quietly and vent properly.
Laundry Rooms
Often overlooked, laundry rooms require thorough cleaning to function properly and prevent future issues.
Clean washer and dryer exteriors completely. Remove all protective films, stickers, and labels. Clean control panels with appropriate electronics-safe cleaners. If machines are front-loading, clean door seals and check for construction debris in drum interiors.
Dryer venting systems need special attention. Check that vent hoses connect properly and that exterior vents open freely. Construction dust can clog vent openings, creating fire hazards. If possible, run the dryer briefly to confirm proper venting.
Utility sinks need the same treatment as kitchen sinks—thorough cleaning, faucet polishing, and checking for proper drainage. Clean any cabinets or storage areas completely. Mop floors and clean baseboards.
Exterior and Outdoor Areas
Dubai’s outdoor living spaces are year-round features that significantly impact property value. Post-construction exterior cleaning often gets shortchanged, but buyers and tenants notice immediately.
Start with windows—the exterior side. Ground-floor windows can be cleaned from outside, but upper floors may require professional equipment. In Dubai’s dusty environment, clean windows make dramatic differences in natural light and views.
Patios, balconies, and terraces need thorough sweeping and washing. Remove all construction debris, then pressure wash hard surfaces if appropriate for the material. Natural stone may require gentler cleaning. Clean any glass railings inside and out—these show every fingerprint and dust particle.
Swimming pools, if part of the property, need professional pool cleaning services after construction. Construction debris, cement dust, and chemical residues can damage pool equipment and water chemistry. This specialized work requires certified pool technicians familiar with Dubai Municipality standards.
Garden areas and landscaping zones often suffer from construction traffic. Remove any construction materials, debris, or equipment. Rake soil, remove dead plants, and clean any irrigation system components. Check that outdoor lighting fixtures are clean and functional—these add security and ambiance to evening outdoor spaces.
Building facades, particularly around entry points, accumulate construction dust and may have cement splatter or paint marks. Depending on the facade material, gentle pressure washing or hand wiping may be appropriate. Never pressure wash certain materials like EIFS (Exterior Insulation and Finish System) or delicate stone without manufacturer approval.
Driveways and parking areas need clearing of all construction debris. Sweep thoroughly, then pressure wash if the surface allows. Oil stains from construction equipment should be treated with appropriate degreasers. Check that drainage systems flow freely—construction debris often clogs drains, creating flooding risks during Dubai’s occasional heavy rains.
HVAC Systems and Air Quality Management
Air quality represents one of the most overlooked aspects of post-construction cleaning, yet it directly impacts resident health and comfort. Construction generates fine particulate matter that infiltrates every part of HVAC systems.
Before running the HVAC system extensively during cleaning, replace all air filters. Construction-grade filters (if installed) are designed to catch large particles during building work, but they’re likely clogged with dust. Install high-quality MERV 11-13 filters appropriate for residential use. In Dubai’s climate where HVAC systems run constantly, this step prevents redistributing construction dust throughout the property.
Clean all air vents and return grilles. Remove vent covers, wash them thoroughly with soap and water, and vacuum inside ductwork as far as you can reach. Construction dust settles heavily in these areas and gets blown throughout the home when systems activate. For properties with extensive ductwork, consider professional duct cleaning services—particularly important for residents with allergies or respiratory sensitivities.
Run the HVAC system during the cleaning process to help filter airborne dust, but monitor filters and replace them again after cleaning completes. This “flush” cycle helps remove airborne particles that settled during construction. Keep windows open when possible to exhaust dust-laden air rather than recirculating it.
Check that all thermostats function correctly and are set appropriately. Clean thermostat screens and surrounding wall areas. Test each zone in multi-zone systems to verify proper operation. In Dubai’s climate where HVAC failures can make properties uninhabitable within hours, this verification step is critical.
For properties with whole-home air purification systems or UV sanitizers, verify these operate correctly. Clean any pre-filters and confirm that UV lamps illuminate properly. These premium features add to property value but only if they’re functional when residents move in.
Final Inspection Protocol
A systematic final inspection ensures nothing gets missed and provides documentation that cleaning met specifications. Property managers should conduct this inspection personally rather than relying solely on cleaning crew reports.
Walk through each room with a detailed checklist and adequate lighting. Bring a high-powered flashlight to inspect corners, under cabinets, and other shadowed areas where dust hides. Open every cabinet, drawer, and closet. Check behind doors and in areas that aren’t immediately visible.
Test all doors and windows. They should open and close smoothly without sticking or scraping. Check that locks function properly. Verify that no construction debris blocks tracks or mechanisms. This functional testing catches issues before residents encounter them.
Inspect all surfaces at multiple angles. Sunlight reveals streaks, smudges, and residues that artificial lighting misses. Check windows, mirrors, and glossy surfaces during different times of day if possible. Run your hand along shelves and horizontal surfaces—they should be dust-free.
Verify that protective materials have been completely removed. Check appliances, fixtures, and hardware for any remaining labels, films, or stickers. Look for adhesive residue that needs additional cleaning. These small details significantly impact the perception of quality.
Check all light fixtures function properly. Flip every switch, test dimmer controls, and verify that bulbs are the correct type and wattage. Missing or incorrect bulbs seem like minor issues but create negative first impressions.
Run water at all fixtures and check for leaks. Flush toilets and verify proper operation. Run dishwashers and washing machines through a rinse cycle to clear any construction debris from supply lines. Check that all drains empty quickly without backing up.
Document the completed work with photographs. Take the same angles you photographed during pre-cleaning preparation. This before-and-after documentation demonstrates the work quality and protects against future disputes. Date-stamp all images and organize them by room for easy reference.
Create a punch list for any items requiring additional attention. Be specific about locations and issues. Prioritize items that affect occupancy permit approval versus minor aesthetic touches that can be addressed after handover if necessary.
Common Pitfalls to Avoid
Even experienced property managers make mistakes during post-construction cleaning that cost time and money. Learning from these common errors saves your team from repeating them.
Starting too early ranks as the most frequent mistake. Cleaning while construction work continues means redoing work multiple times. Dust from sanding, debris from final installations, and foot traffic from workers negates cleaning efforts. Wait until contractors complete 100% of work before beginning any cleaning phase. The pressure to meet handover deadlines tempts managers to overlap activities, but this false economy extends timelines rather than shortening them.
Using inappropriate cleaning products damages finishes and creates expensive repairs. Not all cleaners work on all surfaces. Acidic cleaners etch natural stone. Abrasive scrubbers scratch glass and polished metals. Harsh chemicals damage wood finishes. Property managers should provide cleaning crews with a material specification sheet identifying all surface types and approved cleaning products. When in doubt, test products on inconspicuous areas first.
Neglecting hidden areas creates problems that surface after residents move in. Behind appliances, inside cabinets, above ceiling fans, and in storage areas collect construction dust that eventually migrates to visible spaces. A thorough cleaning addresses these hidden zones even though they don’t show in walkthroughs. Residents opening a pristine-looking kitchen cabinet only to find sawdust inside quickly lose confidence in the overall quality.
Insufficient ventilation during cleaning spreads dust rather than removing it. Opening windows and running ventilation systems helps exhaust airborne particles. Cleaning without proper airflow just redistributes dust that resettles after crews leave. In Dubai’s climate-controlled buildings, coordinate with building management to maximize fresh air exchange during cleaning periods.
Skipping HVAC filter replacement represents a particularly damaging oversight. Construction dust infiltrates HVAC systems, clogging filters and coating ductwork. Running systems with construction-clogged filters reduces efficiency, damages equipment, and spreads contaminated air throughout the property. Budget for multiple filter changes—before, during, and after cleaning—as standard practice.
Rushing the final phase undermines all previous work. The detail cleaning phase requires patience and attention that tired crews struggling to meet deadlines often lack. Schedule adequate time for this final phase and consider using your most experienced cleaners for this stage. The quality difference between a property cleaned thoroughly versus one rushed to completion is immediately apparent to buyers and tenants.
Inadequate lighting during inspection allows dust and residue to hide in shadows and low-light areas. Conduct inspections with bright, portable lighting that reveals surface conditions clearly. What looks clean under dim lighting shows dust, streaks, and spots under proper illumination. Bring flashlights and work lights to inspect dark corners, closets, and shadowed areas.
Failing to protect newly cleaned areas during final touches wastes effort. After a room is cleaned, restrict access to prevent dirt tracking and fingerprints. Mark cleaned areas clearly. If contractors need to return for any reason, establish protocols to protect completed work. Use floor runners in high-traffic paths during the final days before handover.
Professional vs. DIY Cleaning: What Makes Sense
Property managers and building owners face a practical decision: hire professional post-construction cleaning services or manage the work with in-house teams. The right choice depends on several factors specific to your situation.
Professional services bring specialized equipment, experienced crews, and insurance protection. Dubai hosts numerous post-construction cleaning companies with expertise in local building types and materials. Professional crews complete work faster—a three-person experienced team accomplishes in one day what inexperienced cleaners might struggle with for three days. They bring industrial vacuums, commercial-grade cleaning solutions, and specialized tools that produce superior results.
The cost for professional post-construction cleaning in Dubai typically ranges from AED 15-30 per square meter for standard residential properties, with premium properties commanding higher rates. For a 3,000 square foot (280 square meter) villa, expect to pay AED 4,200-8,400 depending on property condition and finish quality. This includes all three cleaning phases and proper disposal of construction debris.
Professional services make particular sense for luxury properties where finish quality is paramount, properties with specialized materials requiring expert knowledge, tight timeline situations where efficiency matters most, and projects where you lack sufficient in-house staff to handle the workload.
In-house cleaning provides more control and potentially lower costs if you have available staff. This approach works well when timelines are flexible, properties use standard materials and finishes without specialized cleaning requirements, you have multiple properties requiring cleaning sequentially, and your team has previous post-construction cleaning experience.
The hidden costs of in-house cleaning include equipment purchases or rentals, training time and learning curves, potential damage to finishes from inexperienced cleaning, and opportunity costs of diverting staff from other responsibilities. Factor these considerations into cost comparisons.
A hybrid approach often delivers the best results. Use professional services for the most demanding areas—kitchens, bathrooms, and specialty surfaces—while handling simpler spaces like empty bedrooms and closets with in-house teams. This balances cost control with quality assurance.
Regardless of which approach you choose, establish clear standards and inspection protocols. Document expectations in writing, provide reference photos showing acceptable quality levels, and conduct inspections at each phase before proceeding to the next. Clear communication prevents disputes and ensures everyone understands the required outcome.
For property managers handling multiple units in the same development, negotiating volume pricing with professional cleaning companies often delivers significant savings. A company cleaning 20 units in one building offers better per-unit pricing than cleaning a single standalone property.
Cost Breakdown for Dubai Properties
Understanding post-construction cleaning costs helps property managers budget accurately and identify reasonable pricing when soliciting bids from service providers.
For apartments and smaller properties (1,000-1,500 square feet / 90-140 square meters), expect total cleaning costs of AED 1,800-3,500. This includes rough cleaning, detail cleaning, and final touches. Properties with standard finishes and minimal built-ins fall on the lower end, while units with premium materials, extensive cabinetry, and complex fixtures cost more.
Medium-sized villas (2,000-3,500 square feet / 185-325 square meters) typically cost AED 4,000-8,000 for complete post-construction cleaning. Villas generally require more intensive work than apartments due to larger window areas, outdoor spaces, and often higher-end finishes. Properties with swimming pools, landscaped gardens, and multiple floors increase costs. Large luxury properties (4,000+ square feet / 370+ square meters) command AED 10,000-20,000+ depending on complexity. Luxury properties feature specialized materials, extensive built-ins, large glass areas, and detailed finishes that demand expert attention. These properties often require multiple crew days and specialized cleaning products.
Additional cost factors include exterior window cleaning at height (AED 800-2,000 depending on building height), professional duct cleaning (AED 1,200-2,500 for residential systems), carpet deep cleaning (AED 8-15 per square meter), marble and natural stone specialized cleaning and sealing (AED 20-35 per square meter), and construction debris removal and disposal (AED 500-1,500 depending on volume).
When reviewing quotes from cleaning companies, verify what’s included. Comprehensive quotes should specify all three cleaning phases, debris removal and disposal, cleaning products and equipment, number of crew members and estimated hours, and any specialty cleaning services.
Red flags in quotes include pricing significantly below market rates (suggesting inexperienced crews or corner-cutting), vague scope descriptions without specific deliverables, no mention of insurance or licensing, and unwillingness to provide references from recent similar projects.
For property managers handling multiple projects, establishing relationships with reliable cleaning providers often yields better pricing and priority scheduling. Repeat business relationships benefit both parties—you receive consistent quality and favorable rates, while service providers enjoy predictable workflow.
Budget for cleaning costs during initial project planning rather than treating them as afterthoughts. Incorporating these costs into overall project budgets prevents unpleasant surprises during the final stages when cash flow may be tight.
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