Who move-in and move-out cleaning is best for
- Tenants at the end of a lease
- Landlords and property managers between tenancies
- Buyers and sellers around a completion date
- Anyone handing over keys
Moving cleans are done on an empty home and include inside cabinets, closets and appliances in the base scope — those are extras on a standard or deep clean. If you are staying in the home and just want detail work caught up, book a deep cleaning instead.
What is included
- Inside cabinets, drawers and closets
- Inside oven, fridge and dishwasher
- Spot-cleaning of walls and scuff marks
- Interior windows, tracks and sills
- Floors cleaned throughout
What is not normally included
So there are no surprises, these fall outside this service:
- Pest control, mould remediation or biohazard cleaning
- Exterior windows above ground level
- Moving heavy furniture or appliances
- Carpet steam cleaning
- Anything unsafe to reach without specialized equipment
Optional add-ons
Any of these can be added when you request a quote or by message before your visit.
- Inside the fridge or freezer
- Inside the oven
- Interior windows
- Interior doors and frames
- Laundry (wash and fold)
- Balcony or patio sweep
- Cabinet interiors
- Pet hair focus
How the service works
- Tell us the address, home size and your key date
- We confirm the scope and send a free quote
- We clean the empty home to the moving checklist
- Contact us promptly if something was missed or you have a concern
How long does it take?
Timing depends on the size of the empty home and its condition. Inside appliances, cabinets and closets add time compared to a furnished-home clean. We confirm a realistic estimate with your quote rather than promising an exact duration.
How to prepare
- Have the home as empty as possible — results are best with no furniture left
- Confirm the move-out or possession date so we can schedule around it
- Arrange access for the cleaning day: keys, lockbox or concierge
- Let us know about any walkthrough or inspection deadline
Where we offer move-in and move-out cleaning
We provide move-in and move-out cleaning across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley, from Vancouver to Langley. See what we offer in your community:
Questions about move-in and move-out cleaning
When in the move should the cleaning happen?
After your belongings are out and before the walkthrough or new occupants arrive. For move-ins, ideally before your furniture is delivered.
Does this cover what a landlord expects at the end of a lease?
The checklist is built for tenancy handovers, but expectations vary by landlord and property manager. Share any written requirements you have and we will confirm what is covered.
Can you clean a partly furnished home?
Yes, though results are best when the home is fully empty. Let us know what will still be inside and we will adjust the scope.
Do you handle carpet steam cleaning or repairs?
No. Carpet steam cleaning, wall repairs and paint touch-ups are outside this service. We can tell you honestly if something needs a specialist.
Move-in and move-out cleaning near you
We travel to homes across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. See local details for our most-requested areas.
- Move-in and move-out cleaning in Vancouver
- Move-in and move-out cleaning in Burnaby
- Move-in and move-out cleaning in Richmond
- Move-in and move-out cleaning in Surrey
- Move-in and move-out cleaning in Delta
- Move-in and move-out cleaning in White Rock
- Move-in and move-out cleaning in Langley
- Move-in and move-out cleaning in Maple Ridge
- Move-out cleaning in Vancouver
- Move-out cleaning in Surrey
- Move-out cleaning in Burnaby
- Move-out cleaning in Richmond
- Move-out cleaning in Langley
Related services
Deep cleaning
Everything in a standard clean plus the detail work that gets skipped between visits.
About deep cleaningStandard house cleaning
A regular upkeep clean of the rooms you use most: kitchen, bathrooms, floors and surfaces, done to the same checklist each visit.
About standard house cleaningSee everything we offer on the services page, or check common questions on the FAQ page.
