Move-out and move-in cleaning
An empty unit is the only chance to clean everything at once. Move-out cleans document the condition a tenant left behind; move-in cleans hand a buyer or new tenant a unit that is clean in the places they will check first.
What a standard visit covers
- Whole-unit clean top to bottom, empty
- Inside cabinets, closets, drawers and appliances
- Bathroom and kitchen descaling
- Interior glass, sills and tracks
- Dated photo set of the finished unit
Pricing
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Every job is quoted from the actual property. The published range exists so you can sanity-check a budget, not as a bid.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference from a deep clean?
The checklist is close, but move-out and move-in cleans assume an empty unit, so closets, cabinet interiors and behind-appliance areas are all in scope.
Can you clean after the movers leave the same day?
Yes, when the unit is fully empty and access is confirmed. A crew is held for an afternoon slot on request.
Is trash left behind included?
Small amounts of trash are bagged and removed. Furniture or large volumes fall under cleanouts and junk removal, quoted separately.
Where we work
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A room-by-room inspection with dated photos, condition notes and a recommended work list you can approve line by line.
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Get a quote for your property
Answer a few questions and a written scope comes back with a firm number. Nothing is scheduled until you approve it.