Below is our default cleaning checklist for move-outs or deep cleans. The main difference between General Cleaning versus Deep Cleaning is handwashing and scrubbing of those items, if needed.
Kitchen cleaning checklist
- Clean grease from exhaust hood
- Wash high surfaces, on top and behind the appliances
- Hand Wash/Dust off the blinds
- Wipe down doors
- Wash the kitchen cabinets and shelves inside and out
- Deep Clean outside of oven, microwave and the dishwasher
- *Deep Clean Inside of oven, microwave and the dishwasher ($35)
- Clean coffeemaker, toaster
- Clean and disinfect the sink
- Vacuum/Sweep/Mop carpets and flooring
- Vacuum and mop the floor
- *Deep clean out refrigerator and freezer ($35)
- Wipe down outside of Fridge
- Clean Inside of Cabinets & Drawers
- Scrub Sink & Counters
- Clean Baseboards
* Denotes a Add-On and extra fee
Bathroom cleaning checklist…
- Wash out all drawers and shelves inside and out
- Wash shower curtain liner and shower door
- Clean the mirror
- Clean shower and tub
- Clean and disinfect toilet
- Clean and disinfect the sink
- Vacuum, sweep and mop the floor
- Clean light fixtures
- Clean Baseboards
- Clean Ceiling fans
- Dust walls and corners to remove cobwebs
* Denotes a Add-On and extra fee
Living Areas (Bedrooms, dining room, living room) Checklist
- Clean ceiling fans
- Dust walls and corners to remove cobwebs
- Clean Baseboards
- Clean blinds
- * Clean windows (add-on)
* Denotes a Add-On and extra fee
Entryway Cleaning Checklist
- Clean out all cabinets and shelves
- Clean all light fixtures and wall plates
- Dust walls and corners to remove cobwebs
- Clean Floors
- Clean Blinds
- *Clean Windows (add-on)
* Denotes a Add-On and extra fee
Other Misc items upon request when booking online…
- Laundry ($49 fee)
- **Decluttering ($199 fee)
- **Organizing ($199 fee)
- Garage clean out ($49 fee)
- Interior Windows $87
- Inside Fridge $47
- Inside Oven $37
- Disinfection Application (hydrogen peroxide) $147
** Denotes customer MUST be home in order for us to do these items
Our Default Room Priority Cleaning Order is below as time permits, unless you specifically change the Ranking Order below in the notes box:
- Kitchen
- Bathrooms
- Living Areas
- Bedrooms
What is the main difference between a Deep clean and a Move-Out House cleaning?
A deep clean is a thorough cleaning of a home that typically involves cleaning areas that are not part of regular cleaning routine. This can include things like deep scrubbing of tiles, washing down walls, cleaning inside cabinets and drawers, etc. A move-out house cleaning is a type of deep clean that is performed when a tenant is moving out of a rental property. This cleaning is intended to ensure that the property is left in good condition for the next tenant, and typically includes all the tasks involved in a deep clean, as well as additional tasks like cleaning carpets and window sills. The main difference between a deep clean and a move-out house cleaning is the focus and purpose of the cleaning.
A deep clean and a move-out house cleaning are both comprehensive cleaning services, but they differ in their specific focus and goals.
Additionally, deep clean typically involves a thorough cleaning of a home or property that has not been regularly cleaned or maintained, with a focus on removing dirt, grime, and built-up messes. This can include cleaning hard-to-reach areas, like the inside of ovens and refrigerators, and other tasks that are not typically included in regular cleaning services.
A move-out house cleaning, on the other hand, is focused on preparing a property for new tenants or owners. The goal is to leave the property in pristine condition, and often includes tasks like cleaning windows, carpets, and walls, and repairing any damage that may have been done. The main objective is to make the property look and feel like new, and to ensure that the outgoing tenants receive their security deposit back.
In summary, a deep clean is focused on thoroughly cleaning a property, while a move-out house cleaning is focused on preparing a property for new occupants.
