An empty house hides nothing. We clean inside every cabinet, closet, drawer, and appliance so the place looks the way it did before anyone lived in it. We schedule around your closing or your lease end, not the other way round.
Right for you if
Sellers preparing a listing or meeting a contract obligation
Buyers who would rather not inherit the last owner’s kitchen
Renters trying to get a deposit back in full
Landlords turning a unit between tenants
How long it takes
Four to eight hours. Book early for the first and last week of a month.
What you pay
A flat price per visit, agreed before we come out. We do not bill by the hour and we do not add fees afterward.
What you sign
Nothing. Skip a visit, change your cadence, or stop entirely — there is no contract and no cancellation fee.
What we clean
Every cabinet, every closet, every corner.
An empty house hides nothing, so the list goes everywhere a full one cannot.
Removing belongings or trash left behind — the home must be empty
Exterior windows, garages, and outdoor spaces
Carpet shampooing, though we will vacuum thoroughly
Patching nail holes, painting, or any repair work
Post-construction debris and drywall dust
Appliance repair or moving appliances that are plumbed in
Questions
Move-in / move-out questions
Does the home need to be empty?
Yes, or as close as possible. We clean inside cabinets and closets, which we cannot do around boxes. If a few items remain, tell us and we will work around them.
Are the oven and fridge really included?
On move-in and move-out cleans, yes. Those are add-ons on every other service, but an empty-house clean is not worth much without them.
Can you clean the day of closing?
Usually, if we know early. The first and last week of the month fill up fastest, so give us as much notice as you can.
Will this satisfy my landlord or my contract?
It covers what a standard move-out clause asks for. If your lease or purchase contract lists specific requirements, send them to us and we will tell you plainly whether we cover them.