Detailed Move In & Move Out Cleaning

Before you start unloading  your furniture, appliances, and other belongings, you don’t want to  double the effort. You would have to get rid of the excess cardboard and  other packing materials.

It’s therefore advisable to make a thorough inspection of the  property before you start unpacking. Then, you’ll need to vacuum and  dust the rooms, mop the floors, and perform other tasks. This can all be  unnecessarily tiresome, so it’s best to leave it to a team of  professionals who specialize in move in cleaning.

When you leave, you want to make sure that your landlord, property manager, or new occupants won’t have anything to complain about. This is why your move out cleaning in San Francisco typically includes the following:

•     Dusting all open surfaces
•     Mopping floors
•     Vacuuming carpets and rugs
•     Wiping appliances
•     Dusting baseboards
•     Tackling crown moldings
•     Cobweb removal
•     Dusting drawers and closets
•     Sanitizing bathroom sink
•     Vacuuming and sanitizing air vents
•     Polishing stove tops
•     Tackling insides of cabinets
•     Tackling insides of appliances
•     Sweeping the top of the fridge
•     Wiping the insides of windows, frames, blinds, etc.

Keep in mind that your local provider would usually assume that your kitchen cupboards, cabinets, drawers, and appliances are empty. This is why most providers ask that you make sure to pack or remove remaining belongings before they arrive.

As with any other type of residential upkeep, three factors will govern the price of this service:

•     The general condition of your property
•     The square footage of the house
•     Any additional requirements you might have

Some companies apply a flat hourly rate for move in and move out cleaning services. To be on the safe side, it’s best to call your local company in San Francisco and ask for an estimate.

 When you move into a new home, it's crucial to ensure it's clean and hygienic. Start with the bathroom to get things in order. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you clean it thoroughly:

• Wipe down the tops of baseboards, cabinets, and any hardware.
• Use specialized or homemade window cleaners for all glass surfaces.
• Clean the interiors of bathroom closets and cabinets.
• Scrub and sanitize your tubs and showers.
• Remove limescale or grime from the grout.
• Disinfect the toilet, working from top to bottom.
• Thoroughly clean and disinfect the sink.
• Apply limescale removers to fixtures.

If you’re short on time or unsure about which products to use, consider consulting with professional move-in cleaning services.