For Greater Seattle apartment communities
Apartment turnover cleaning
Final cleaning for multifamily unit turns, scheduled after maintenance and painting.
Cleaning is the final stage of your make-ready sequence. Send the units coming vacant and their target dates. We review the floor plans and condition, agree the cleaning scope and confirm a schedule around the work your maintenance team still needs to finish.
Cleaning starts after the unit is released by your team, with access, water and power available. The estimate identifies the work and target completion date. Your property team retains the final move-in inspection.
Request unit estimate
The scope we confirm with you
Your estimate confirms which tasks apply to the unit or building. Any additional treatment is documented and priced for approval before work.
Kitchen & appliances
- Oven and refrigerator interiors at normal move-out condition
- Cooktop, appliance exteriors and range hood
- Empty cabinet and drawer interiors, fronts and handles
- Counters, backsplash, sink and faucet
Bathrooms
- Tub, shower, tile and accessible glass
- Toilet, vanity, sink and mirrors
- Fixtures, edges and accessible fan covers
- Floors and baseboards
Rooms & closets
- Floors vacuumed and hard surfaces mopped
- Baseboards, doors and accessible heater covers
- Closet shelves, rods and tracks
- Switch plates, handles and reachable fixtures
Windows & final check
- Accessible interior glass, sills and tracks
- Routine blind dusting and wiping
- Balcony or patio sweep where included in the quote
- Scope check and remaining-maintenance notes
Cleaning complete, with the details recorded.
The report identifies the cleaning completed and any issues still needing maintenance. Your property team handles repairs and the final move-in inspection.
View a sample completion reportStart with the next vacant unit.
Send the property, unit count and target dates. Inna and Eugene will review the scope and confirm the estimate and available schedule.