Our viewing cleaning service is designed for homes being prepared for photography, private viewings, and open houses. We focus on the areas that shape first impressions most, from floors and surfaces to kitchens, bathrooms, and finishing details, so the entire home feels fresh, polished, and market-ready.
Services include:
Every home is different, and every sale has different priorities. Whether you are preparing a small apartment or a larger family house, we tailor the clean to highlight the property’s best features and leave each room ready for photography and buyer visits.
Vacuuming and mopping floors
Vacuuming carpets and large rugs thoroughly
Shaking smaller carpets to remove dust and dirt
Wiping doors, frames, handles, and other high-touch areas
Cleaning light switches, outlet covers, and accessible fixtures
Removing fingerprints and marks from visible surfaces
Dusting shelves, tables, lamps, and decorative items
Cleaning windowsills, ledges, moldings, and baseboards
Wiping radiators, vents, and other detailed surfaces
Dusting and wiping accessible furniture surfaces
Vacuuming upholstered furniture, cushions, and crevices
Straightening pillows, throws, and soft furnishings
Cleaning countertops, backsplash, sink, and exterior cabinet surfaces
Wiping appliance exteriors, stovetop, and dining surfaces
Emptying trash bins and refreshing the space
Cleaning and sanitizing sinks, toilets, showers, and bathtubs
Polishing mirrors, faucets, and bathroom fixtures
Emptying trash bins and wiping accessible surfaces
Tidying visible clutter and resetting each room
Making beds and arranging cushions and linens
Helping the home feel open, calm, and ready for viewings
Emptying bins and removing final visible waste
Checking presentation surfaces and high-visibility areas
Leaving the home clean, orderly, and ready for buyers
We respond quickly, provide clear answers, and guide you every step of the way, to gett started.
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Tell us a bit about your space, and we’ll get back to you with a tailored cleaning solution.
