House cleaning, room by room

A clear list of what gets cleaned, so you know what to expect when you get home.

Weekly, every other week, or once. Every visit follows the same written checklist, and anything outside it is agreed in advance.

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A cleaner in pink rubber gloves and a face mask wiping a white kitchen shelf with a blue cloth and spray bottle.

The checklist

This is the standard list for every visit type. Move-out cleans add the items marked “move-out”.

Kitchen

Countertops and backsplash wiped and dried
Sink scrubbed, faucet polished
Stovetop and knobs degreased
Outside of fridge, oven, dishwasher and microwave
Inside of microwave
Cabinet fronts spot-cleaned
Floor vacuumed and mopped
Inside cabinets and fridge move-out

Bathrooms

Toilet inside, outside and base
Shower, tub and tile scrubbed
Sink, counter and mirror
Fixtures wiped and dried
Trash emptied, liner replaced
Floor vacuumed and mopped
Inside drawers and vanity move-out

Bedrooms

Surfaces dusted, including headboard
Beds made; linens changed if left out
Mirrors and glass
Light switches and door handles wiped
Floors vacuumed, under-bed where reachable
Closets and baseboards move-out

Living areas

Dusting of shelves, tables and TV stand
Sofa cushions vacuumed
Glass doors and mirrors
Trash emptied
Floors and rugs vacuumed, hard floors mopped
Window sills and tracks move-out

Visit types

Example pricing for a 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom home

Comparison of recurring, one-time and move-out cleans with example pricing
Detail	Recurring	One-time	Move-out
Best for	Keeping a home in steady shape	Before guests, after a busy month	An empty home at the end of a lease
Frequency	Weekly or every other week	Once	Once, home must be empty
Checklist	Standard	Standard, with extra time on buildup	Standard plus move-out items
Typical time (example)	2–3 hours	3–4 hours	4–6 hours
Example pricing	$130 per visit	$195	$290

A tidy corner of a white-paneled room with a cream sofa, a tall potted plant and a herringbone wood floor.

How to prepare for a visit

Pick up loose items. Clothes, toys and papers off floors and counters let us spend the time on cleaning.
Tell us about access. Gate codes, parking, a key lockbox, or whether someone will be home.
Mention pets. Let us know if a pet should stay in one room, or if anyone is allergic to a product.
Point out priorities. If one room matters most this week, say so and we'll start there.
Leave water and power on. Especially for move-out cleans, after you've handed back other keys.

Not included

So there are no surprises on the day. Some can be quoted separately.

Moving heavy furniture or appliances
Outside windows or anything that needs a ladder over two steps
Mold remediation, biohazards or pest cleanup
Laundry and dishes beyond loading the dishwasher
Carpet shampooing

Service area

Example service area

These neighborhoods are examples for this portfolio concept. A real business would list the areas it actually covers; this demo does not check addresses.

Regular visits

Linden Park
Harbor Heights
Old Mill
Briar Glen

One-time and move-out only

Eastgate
South Commons

Example rule: addresses outside these areas are reviewed one at a time before a visit is offered.

Choose a clean

Pick the visit type and home size. This is a demo form — nothing is sent or saved.