A clean of an empty home before your furniture arrives, so cabinets, closets, appliances, and bathrooms are ready to unpack into.
Call (360) 558-3743Move-in cleaning is the visit you book for a Camas home you are about to live in, while it is still empty. Cabinets, closets, appliances, floors, and bathrooms are cleaned before boxes and furniture make those surfaces hard to reach. The useful window is between getting the keys and the day the truck arrives.
You are the arriving resident. The clean is organized around how you will use the home: storage you are about to fill, the kitchen you are about to cook in, and the bathroom you will use first. That is a different job from move-out cleaning, which is for the person leaving and is aimed at a landlord or buyer walkthrough. Both homes may be vacant. The question is who the clean is for.
If your furniture is already in the house, a deep clean is usually the better fit, because we would be working around belongings instead of inside empty closets. If the dust is from a remodel, drywall, or paint, book post-construction cleaning instead. Move-in cleaning is for a vacant home that someone lived in, or that has been sitting empty, not for a construction site.
Once you are unpacked, a lot of Camas clients put the home on a recurring standard schedule. That later visit is maintenance. It does not replace the empty-home clean.
Move-out cleaning is for the household that is leaving, timed before a walkthrough or sale. Move-in cleaning is for the household that is arriving, timed before the furniture. Do not book a move-out clean for a home you just bought or leased unless you are the one handing it back.
Deep cleaning works around furniture in a home you already occupy. Move-in cleaning is done while the home is empty, so closets and cabinets can be cleaned before they are filled. If you already moved in, ask for a deep clean.
Post-construction cleaning removes fine construction dust, paint spatter, and adhesive after the crews leave. Move-in cleaning removes the previous household's residue from an ordinary vacant home. After a remodel, book the construction clean.
Recurring cleaning maintains the home after you are living in it, using the standard checklist. It is the follow-up once you have unpacked, not the empty-home visit.
Tell us when you can get in, when the furniture arrives, and how we will access the home.
We quote from the size and the condition the previous resident left. Appliance interiors are confirmed in that quote.
Storage, kitchen, bathrooms, and floors are cleaned before boxes are in the way.
After you are settled, a recurring standard clean can take over the maintenance. That is a separate schedule.
Move-in cleaning is for the person about to live there, before furniture arrives, so cabinets, closets, appliances, and bathrooms are ready to use. Move-out cleaning is for the person leaving an empty home before a walkthrough or sale. If you just got the keys, book the move-in clean.
Yes. The clean is most thorough before furniture and boxes arrive, which is why we ask you to schedule it between getting keys and moving day. If you are already unpacked, a deep clean is the better service.
No. Move-in cleaning is for a vacant home that was lived in. Post-construction cleaning is for fine dust, paint spatter, and adhesive after a renovation. Tell us if contractors just finished so we quote the right visit.
Book the gap between your key date and your move date. Call with those dates and we will tell you what timing we can do. Same-day access depends on the schedule and on how we can get into the home.
The home should be empty of the previous resident's belongings. Tell us about lockbox or agent access when you book, and mention any product sensitivities.
A maintenance clean for an occupied home: kitchens, bathrooms, dusting, vacuuming, and floors. Book it once, or ask for it on a recurring schedule.
A detail reset for a home you are living in. It covers buildup a standard visit leaves behind, and it is a different job from an empty-home move-out clean.
A clean for an empty home you are handing back to a landlord or preparing to sell. The work is inside cleared storage and on open floors, not a reset of a home you are still living in.
The standard cleaning checklist on a weekly, biweekly, or monthly schedule, with no long-term contract. The cadence is the service.
A single visit with no ongoing commitment—before a party, after a project, or just when you need the help.
Cleaning scaled to apartment and condo living, from studios to multi-bedroom units.
A full house clean using plant-based products and lower-waste methods. Green cleaning is the same service and now lives on this page.
A fine clean after renovation or construction, once the crews are done and the dust, paint spatter, and adhesive are what remain.
A once-a-year seasonal detail clean. It overlaps deep cleaning; book it for the season, and book deep cleaning when you need that level of detail at another time of year.
Cleaning built around homes with pets—pet hair, dander, and odor, handled without harsh chemicals near your animals.