A fresh start, with fewer loose ends.
Moving creates a long list of jobs. Cleaning works best when it has a place in the schedule: after the belongings are out, before the next household settles in, and with enough time for access and a final walk-through. Tell us whether you are moving in or handing the space over.
Plan the empty-space checklist.
Use the following as a discussion guide. Confirm the actual inclusions and exclusions in your quote.
- Kitchen and bathroom priorities for the handover
- Floors after furniture and moving boxes are cleared
- Cabinets and appliance interiors when specifically requested
- Reachable trim and surfaces exposed by the move
Coordinate the handover before choosing a time.
Include your key handover date, when movers expect to finish and whether electricity and water will be available. If the space will still be occupied or partly furnished, explain that in the request so the scope reflects what is accessible.
Put the requested checklist in writing.
If a property manager has a cleaning checklist, share the relevant tasks when discussing the quote. Compare it with the work being requested rather than assuming they are identical. Cleaning does not guarantee any deposit outcome, inspection result or acceptance by another party.
What helps us prepare your quote?
Share your city, approximate space size, current condition, priorities and preferred timing. You can leave a phone number if you would like a call, but email is enough to start.
Should cleaning happen before or after the movers?
For an empty-home clean, plan it after the moving crew removes belongings and before the next move-in. Confirm access and realistic timing directly before arranging the visit.
How much will it cost?
The quote depends on the size, condition, tasks and access involved. Submit your details for a conversation about price; no price or booking is generated automatically.
Planning ahead? Read the related guide.