Spring Cleaning

Deep Spring Cleaning may include any or all of the following:

• Light fixtures washed, all cob webs removed (if accessible). Note: vaulted ceilings not usually available.
• Woodwork, cupboards, drawers, doors, baseboards washed.
• Windows in & out, tracks, screens, if accessible with a standard ladder (see Window Washed).
• Vents, fans washed.
• Furniture vacuumed.
• Fabric & window treatments vacuumed.
• Glassware tables, vases, curio cabinets & china can be cleaned and/or washed.
• Dusting of all bookcases, shelves, tables, chairs, all furniture.
• Furniture moved to vacuum carpet as long as they are easily moved.
• Floors, linoleum floors deep scrubbed, grout and tile floors washed, Wood floors washed.
• All wood furniture dusted and treated with manufacturer-recommended wood treatments.
• Bathrooms fully cleaned. (Showers restored to as much newness as possible)
• Kitchen fully cleaned. (Stove & oven restored to as much newness as possible)
• Living & family rooms dusted & vacuumed, (furniture moved if possible.)
• Dining rooms dusted & vacuumed, (furniture moved if possible.)
• Bedrooms dusted & vacuumed, (furniture moved if possible).
• Outside patios/porches and garages can be washed out upon request. (We do not power wash).

(Please note: The professional Cleaning Companies in our registry do not offer stripping wax off floors. Washing ceilings and walls require a separate order).

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Most homes can take from 1 to 3 days to complete a deep, thorough spring cleaning, and it’s well worth the cost.