Move-In Cleaning

Move-in cleaning is the arriving side of the transition — the empty house cleaned before your household's things touch it, while every surface is reachable and every closet is bare. It is the one moment a whole home can be cleaned without moving a single piece of furniture, and households that use it never regret it.

The move-in clean covers what the previous occupants left behind at the level you cannot see from a walkthrough: cabinet interiors, appliance interiors, bathroom detail, floors ready for bare feet, and the tracks, vents, and switches every house accumulates. Whatever the sellers' or previous tenants' standard was, this visit resets it to yours.

Request it for the gap — after closing or lease start, before the moving truck. Give the address, size, and the window between key and boxes; even a single day is enough when it is planned. If the house is older or sat vacant, say so; vacancy leaves its own dust and the visit scales to it. New-construction move-ins should name the builder-dust reality — that first clean is its own discipline and should be scoped as such.

Why clean before moving in rather than after?

Access — an empty house cleans completely in a fraction of the time, and surfaces your furniture will cover for years get their one thorough visit.

How much window between closing and moving day?

One day suffices when scheduled; more is comfortable. Share the real dates and the visit lands between them.

New-build move-in — different clean?

Yes — post-construction dust demands its own approach. Name the home as new construction and the visit brings that discipline.