Luxury Cleaning and Home Organization

• Dusting of surfaces (furniture tops, shelves, picture frames, baseboards)

• Vacuuming carpets and rugs and mopping hard floors

• Kitchen surface wipe-downs (counters, exterior of appliances, sink) and polishing chrome.

• Bathroom cleaning (toilets, sinks, tubs/showers, mirrors)

• Spot-cleaning doors, light switches, and cabinet fronts

• Straightening items left in common areas

Add‑On Services (available separately)

• Bed making / linen changes

• Deep tile and grout cleaning

• hard water removal

• Full trash removal (from the home to outside receptacles)

• Laundry (wash, dry, fold, or put away)

• Decluttering / organizing

• Porch/sidewalk sweeping

• Dishwashing and kitchen cabinet interiors

• Window washing (interior and/or exterior)

• Blind cleaning

Deep Cleaning Tasks

• Move furniture to clean underneath and behind

• Deep-clean baseboards, door frames, and vents

• Clean inside and behind appliances (oven, fridge, washer/dryer)

• Descale and sanitize showerheads, faucets, and tile grout

• Deep-clean oven interior, stovetop, and range hood filters

• Clean inside cabinets and drawers (kitchen and bathrooms)

• Deep vacuum upholstery and shampoo carpets/rugs as needed

• Wash windows (interior) and clean window tracks

• Remove cobwebs from ceilings and corners

• Thoroughly sanitize high-touch surfaces (light switches, doorknobs, remotes)

Move-Out and Move-In Cleaning Checklist We typically allow up to two full days to complete comprehensive move-out or move-in cleaning. Work is performed top-to-bottom in each room, ensuring everything is as close to “like new” as possible.

General (applies to entire home)

• Dust all ceiling fans, light fixtures, vents, and crown molding

• Remove cobwebs from ceilings, corners, and exterior walls

• Wipe down walls, doors, door frames, and baseboards (spot-clean scuffs and marks)

• Clean and disinfect all light switches and outlet covers

• Clean windows (interior), window sills, and tracks; wipe blinds and interior window hardware

• Clean interior window glass and mirrors

• Vacuum and/or dust window treatments (curtains cleaned or laundered only if requested)

• Clean and dust radiators, HVAC registers, and return vents

• Wipe down closet interiors, shelves, and rods; remove debris

• Clean interior of all cabinets and drawers; wipe shelves and bottoms

• Deep clean interior and exterior of all doors, including knobs and hinges

• Remove trash and debris; spot-treat floors and carpets

• Vacuum all carpeting; steam-clean or deep-clean carpets on request (additional charge)

• Sweep, mop, and sanitize all hard-surface floors; pay special attention to grout and edges

• Spot-clean and sanitize baseboards and floor trim

• Wipe and polish any woodwork or built-in shelving

• Final inspection and touch-ups to ensure cleanliness and presentation

Kitchen

• Clean and degrease backsplash, countertops, and backsplash grout

• Clean and disinfect sinks and faucets; descale if necessary

• Clean inside and outside of all cabinets and drawers; remove liners if requested

• Clean and sanitize countertops and food prep areas

• Clean and degrease range hood, vent filter, and exterior

• Clean stovetop thoroughly, including burner caps, grates, and control knobs

• Clean oven interior, racks, and oven door (deep oven cleaning available as add-on)

• Clean microwave inside and out (including turntable)

• Clean dishwasher interior filter and wipe down door seals; wipe exterior

• Clean refrigerator interior and freezer (defrosted if needed), remove all shelves and drawers and wash; wipe exterior and door gaskets

• Wipe and polish appliance exteriors (refrigerator, oven, microwave, dishwasher, washer/dryer)

• Clean and sanitize trash/recycling bins

Bathrooms

• Clean and disinfect toilets (inside and out) and base

• Clean and descale showerheads, faucets, and fixtures

• Deep clean shower/tub, including tile, grout, glass doors, and tracks; remove soap scum and mildew

• Clean and disinfect sink(s), countertops, and vanities; polish fixtures

• Clean mirrors and any glass surfaces

• Clean inside and outside of bathroom cabinets and drawers; wipe shelves

• Clean and sanitize floor, paying attention to grout and corners

• Empty and sanitize trash receptacles

Bedrooms and Living Areas

• Dust and wipe down all surfaces: shelves, mantels, furniture exteriors, and electronics (exterior only)

• Clean and vacuum under furniture where accessible

• Clean and wipe closet shelves, rods, and doors

• Clean window sills, tracks, and interior glass

• Vacuum and mop floors; treat any visible stains (carpet shampooing as add-on)

• Remove cobwebs and dust corners and vents

Laundry/Utility Room

• Clean washer and dryer exteriors; clean lint trap and wipe door seals

• Clean utility sink and surrounding counters

• Sweep and mop floors; clean baseboards and walls as needed

• Clean inside cabinets and shelving

Entryways, Hallways, Stairs

• Dust and wipe handrails, balusters, and newel posts

• Vacuum stairs thoroughly and mop if hard surface

• Clean light fixtures, baseboards, and walls

• Remove scuff marks from doors and trim

Extras / Optional Add-Ons (priced separately)

• Deep oven cleaning (heavy grease removal)

• Refrigerator cleaning and exterior behind the unit

• Carpet steam cleaning / full carpet shampooing

• Exterior window washing

• Drapery laundering or dry-cleaning coordination

• Wall washing or repaint touch-up coordination

• Hoarding or extreme debris removal

Final Walk-Through

• Room-by-room inspection with checklist

• Final touch-ups: streak-free glass, polished fixtures, vacuumed vents

• Key-ready presentation: all cleaned surfaces, debris removed, and ready for move-in or handoff

Notes

• We work high-to-low in every room to prevent re-soiling cleaned surfaces.

• Some deep services (carpets, ovens, heavy grime) may require additional time or fees.

Commercial Cleaning Checklist

General Guidelines

• Use appropriate PPE for the site (gloves, safety glasses, masks, non-slip shoes).

• Follow MSDS/safety instructions for all chemicals.

• Use color-coded cloths and mops to prevent cross-contamination (e.g., restroom, kitchen, general).

• Work from top to bottom, dry to wet, clean to sanitize.

• Report maintenance issues (leaks, burned-out lights, broken fixtures) immediately.

• Document time spent and services completed; obtain client sign-off if required.

Daily Tasks

• Entry/Reception

  • Dust and wipe reception desk, counters, and display surfaces.

  • Empty trash and replace liners; clean and reline recycling bins.

  • Spot-clean glass doors and entry windows; clean fingerprints.

  • Sweep/vacuum and mop entrance floors; clean walk-off mats.

  • Sanitize high-touch points: door handles, intercoms, card readers.

• Offices/Open Work Areas

  • Remove trash and replace liners; empty and recycle paper where appropriate.

  • Spot-clean desks, credenzas, file cabinets (avoid personal items).

  • Vacuum carpets, rugs, and under desks; sweep hard floors.

  • Dust horizontal surfaces, low ledges, and baseboards as needed.

  • Wipe and sanitize phones, keyboards (if requested), light switches, and chair arms.

  • Straighten chairs and arrange common items neatly.

• Conference Rooms

  • Clear and wipe tables; disinfect high-touch surfaces.

  • Empty trash and replace liners.

  • Vacuum upholstery and floors; clean whiteboards/markers as instructed.

  • Verify audio/visual equipment is dust-free.

• Break Rooms/Kitchens

  • Empty trash and replace liners; sanitize trash cans.

  • Clean and sanitize countertops, sinks, faucets, and backsplash.

  • Wipe exterior of appliances (microwave, refrigerator, coffee machine); degrease grills if present.

  • Clean tables and chairs; sweep and mop floors.

  • Restock paper towels, soap, and disposable items per agreement.

• Restrooms

  • Clean and disinfect toilets, urinals, sinks, faucets, and partitions.

  • Refill toilet paper, paper towels, soap, and sanitary supplies.

  • Clean mirrors and fixtures; polish stainless surfaces.

  • Sweep and mop floors with disinfectant; remove scale buildup as needed.

  • Empty sanitary bins and replace liners.

• Common Areas/Hallways/Stairwells

  • Dust light fixtures, vents, sills, and ledges.

  • Sweep/vacuum and mop floors; clean stair treads and handrails.

  • Clean elevator interiors and buttons; sanitize touchpoints.

  • Remove cobwebs and spot-clean walls.

Weekly Tasks

• Deep dusting of blinds, vents/grilles, lamps, and high ledges.

• Vacuum upholstered furniture and spot-treat fabric stains.

• Damp-wipe vertical surfaces, baseboards, and door frames.

• Clean inside glass partitions, interior windows, and glass doors.

• Strip and recoat hard floors or buff as scheduled.

• Carpet spot-clean and treat high-traffic areas.

Monthly Tasks

• High dusting of ceilings, light fixtures, ductwork, and exposed beams.

• Clean air vents and return grilles.

• Deep clean restroom tile grout and seals.

• Shampoo or hot-extract carpets in designated areas.

• Clean exterior windows (interior side if exterior not included).

• Inspect and service floor care equipment.

Quarterly / Annual Tasks

• Full carpet deep-clean (hot water extraction) for entire facility.

• Review and update cleaning protocol and chemical inventory.

Specialty & Optional Services (as contracted)

• Electrostatic disinfection for outbreak response.

• Post-construction cleanup: debris removal, dusting, and detail cleaning.

• Event cleanup and rapid turnover services.

• Upholstery and leather cleaning with manufacturer-recommended products.

Airbnb/Vacation Home Turnover Cleaning Checklist

General Notes

• Start with a walkthrough to assess condition and missing items.

• Open windows briefly if weather/allergen-safe; allow fresh air.

• Use fresh linens and check inventory against property list.

• Replace consumables (toilet paper, paper towels, soap, trash bags) to set levels.

• Take photos of completed rooms for records.

Entry & Hallways

• Sweep/vacuum and mop floors.

• Wipe down doors, door frames, light switches, and baseboards.

• Clean mirrors and any windows.

• Dust and wipe entry table, coat hooks, and decorative items.

• Check entry lighting and replace bulbs if needed.

• Ensure welcome materials/house manual are in place and updated.

Living Room

• Strip and launder any removable slipcovers or throws as needed.

• Vacuum upholstery; spot-clean stains.

• Dust and wipe all surfaces: shelves, coffee tables, end tables, electronics, lamps.

• Clean under cushions; straighten pillows and throws.

• Vacuum/mop floors; clean rugs as needed.

• Clean remote (sanitize). Replace batteries if low.

• Check and restock any guest information folders and local guides.

Kitchen

• Empty and clean all trash cans; replace liners.

• Clean and sanitize countertops, backsplashes, and sink; polish fixtures.

• Clean stovetop, oven exterior; wipe control knobs. If oven used, clean interior as needed.

• Clean microwave interior and exterior.

• Clean refrigerator inside/outside; remove old food; wipe shelves.

• Clean dishwasher interior and exterior; run a short cycle if necessary.

• Wipe down cabinets and handles (inside if previous guest left items).

• Wash, dry, and put away dishes and utensils; ensure inventory complete.

• Clean and sanitize small appliances: coffee maker, kettle, toaster, blender.

• Sweep and mop floor; pay attention to under appliances and corners.

• Restock coffee/tea, condiments, trash bags, dish soap, sponge/scrubber.

• Check for pest signs and remove crumbs/food residue.

Bedrooms

• Strip beds; launder sheets, pillowcases, mattress protectors, duvet covers.

• Make beds neatly with fresh linens; ensure mattress protectors intact.

• Flip/rotate mattresses if schedule requires.

• Dust and wipe all surfaces: nightstands, dressers, lamps, mirrors.

• Vacuum under beds and around furniture; mop if applicable.

• Check closets for left items and provide hangers.

• Sanitize remote controls, light switches, and high-touch surfaces.

• Ensure alarm clocks, chargers, and any provided accessories are functional.

Bathrooms

• Empty and sanitize trash cans; replace liners.

• Clean and disinfect toilet (seat, lid, base, behind), sink, shower/tub, and fixtures.

• Descale showerhead and faucets as needed.

• Clean shower doors/curtains and tracks; replace curtain liners if mildewed.

• Clean mirrors and any glass surfaces.

• Sweep and mop floors; disinfect grout and corners.

• Restock toilet paper, hand soap, shampoo, conditioner, and body wash to set levels.

• Replace towels with fresh sets; check washcloths and bathmats.

• Check ventilation fan; wipe cover.

• Inspect for mold/mildew; treat if found.

Laundry Room (if applicable)

• Empty lint trap; wipe surfaces.

• Wipe washer/dryer exteriors and detergent dispensers.

• Clean dryer vent area and check for obstructions.

• Sweep/mop floor.

• Replace any provided laundry detergent/softener items.

Outdoor Spaces (patio, balcony, yard)

• Sweep and wipe furniture; clean cushions or replace if soiled.

• Remove trash, cigarette butts, and pet waste.

• Empty and clean BBQ grill; ensure propane is available if advertised.

• Sweep porches and entryways; wipe down railings and outdoor lights.

• Check for broken glass, hazards, and remove cobwebs.

Safety & Maintenance Checks

• Test smoke and CO detectors; replace batteries as needed.

• Check fire extinguisher(s) for charge and accessibility.

• Test locks, doorbells, and keyless entry systems.

• Check HVAC filters; replace if dirty.

• Test heating/cooling and hot water for proper operation.

• Note and report any maintenance issues (leaks, pests, appliance faults).

Final Touches

• Empty and clean all trash; replace liners.

• Do a final vacuum/mop of all floors.

• Wipe down high-touch surfaces with a disinfectant: door handles, switches, remote controls, handrails, countertops.

• Set thermostat to the listed baseline temperature.

• Arrange furniture and decor neatly; leave a small welcome amenity if applicable (snack, water bottle).

• Close and lock all windows and exterior doors; leave

General Home Organization: Checklist and Options

Quick principles (apply to every space)

• Declutter first: keep, donate/sell, recycle, trash.

• Group like with like; store by frequency of use.

• Use vertical space and door/beneath areas.

• Maintain clear surfaces; put items back after use.

• Label only where it adds clarity.

• One-in, one-out rule for replacements.

General supplies (no-purchase options + optional purchases)

• No-purchase: repurpose shoeboxes, jars, baskets, small bins, magazine holders, towels, clear sandwich bags, rubber bands, twist ties, shoe racks, hangers kept from purchases.

• Optional purchases (after walkthrough to match aesthetic): clear modular bins, matching baskets, drawer dividers, shelf risers, lazy Susans, label maker or attractive labels, under-shelf baskets, over-the-door organizers.

Laundry Organization

• Before purchase:

  • Sort laundry into keep/donate piles for garments to remove.

  • Use cloth laundry bags, reusable grocery bags, or bins as sorters for lights/darks/delicates.

  • Repurpose a folding table or cleared counter for folding.

  • Use a hanger rod or tension rod in a closet or alcove for air-drying or hanging freshly ironed items.

  • Use safety pins or hair ties to keep socks paired.

• Routing and workflow:

  • Create a drop zone for dirty clothes (basket at bedroom entrance).

  • Pre-treat station: designate a small caddy or tray for stain remover and brush.

  • Folding station near dryer; hang immediately to avoid wrinkles.

• Optional purchases after walkthrough:

  • Matching laundry hampers, stackable washer-dryer storage, hanging drying rack, folding board, linen shelf organizers.

Closet Organization (clothing, shoes, accessories)

• No-purchase tactics:

  • Declutter seasons; store off-season clothes in vacuum bags or under-bed storage.

  • Use matching hangers by repurposing or swapping nonmatching ones to create a uniform look.

  • Group clothes by type and/or color; face hangers same direction to spot unused items later.

  • Use shoeboxes, scarves as shelf dividers, belts looped through hooks or hangers.

  • Use a tension rod to double hanging space or create a skirt/pant hanging area.

  • Repurpose a small bookshelf for folded items or purses.

• Layout checklist:

  • Upper shelves for infrequent items.

  • Eye-level for everyday clothing.

  • Lower shelves or bins for shoes, kids’ items.

  • Drawer dividers repurposed from cereal boxes for accessories.

• Optional purchases:

  • Uniform hangers, slim non-slip hangers, clear shoe boxes, shelf dividers, drawer organizers, jewelry trays, a matching closet rod or built-in organizer package.

Pantry Organization

• No-purchase options:

  • Clear out expired items first.

  • Group by category (baking, snacks, canned goods, breakfast).

  • Use repurposed glass jars for grains, pasta, and snacks.

  • Label jars or lids with a marker or masking tape.

  • Place frequently used items at eye level; heavy items low.

  • Use trays or shallow bins (repurposed cake pans or baking sheet) to corral packets and cans.

• Stacking and space-saving:

  • Stack like items; move older to front (first in, first out).

  • Use risers made from sturdy boxes for visibility.

• Optional purchases:

  • Airtight canisters, uniform glass jars, clear stackable bins, adjustable shelving, pull-out drawers, tiered spice rack.

Kitchen Organization (cooking, utensils, cookware)

• No-purchase options:

  • Declutter gadgets and duplicate utensils.

  • Create zones: prep, cooking, baking, coffee/tea, cleaning.

  • Repurpose mason jars or drinking glasses for utensils on the counter.

  • Use a magnetic strip for knives (mounted inside cabinet door if preferred).

  • Use drawer inserts made from cardboard to separate silverware and tools.

  • Store lids vertically by using a file divider or repurposed magazine holders.

• Workflow tips:

  • Keep everyday dishes and glassware near the dishwasher for easy unload.

  • Keep frequently used spices and oils near the stove.

• Optional purchases:

  • Matching countertop containers, pull-out cabinet drawers, under-sink organizers, pot lid organizers, spice organizers, drawer dividers.

Home Office & Libraries (books, media, papers)

• No-purchase methods:

  • Purge unread/seldom-read books; donate or sell.

  • Group books by category, height, or color depending on preference; stack horizontally to use height.

  • Use repurposed boxes or baskets for cords