Cleaning Services

Move-Out & Move-In Cleaning in New Orleans — The Deposit-Back Clean

The move is done, the truck is gone, and the old place looks… honest. Baseboard dust lines where furniture sat for years, the fridge shadow, the oven you meant to deal with. That last clean is the difference between a full deposit back and an itemized deduction letter — and it’s the last thing anyone has energy for on moving day. So we handle it.

What a Move-Out Clean Includes

• Kitchen deep clean: oven, range hood, inside the fridge, cabinets wiped inside and out
• Bathrooms scrubbed: tile, tub, grout lines, fixtures polished
• Floors done right: swept, mopped, corners and baseboards included
• Doors, switches, and handles — the fingerprint map of ten years, erased
• Closets, ceiling fans, and window sills — the spots landlords photograph

Moving into a place? Flip it around: a move-in clean means your new home is genuinely clean before a single box lands — which is the only time it’s ever truly easy to clean an empty house.

Timed Around Your Move, Not Against It

The clean schedules with the move: crew loads in the morning, cleaners work the empty house in the afternoon, keys go back spotless. Renters in Metairie and Uptown book this combo constantly because deposits here are worth fighting for — and photos of a professionally cleaned unit end most arguments before they start.

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Cleaning Questions

Is it your crew or a subcontractor?

Our cleaning team works alongside our moving crews under the same booking — one schedule, one point of contact, one standard.

What does it cost?

Priced by home size and condition, quoted up front with your move. A typical two-bedroom move-out clean is a fraction of a lost deposit.

Can I book cleaning without a move?

Yes — move-out cleans for rentals you manage, or a deep clean before listing a house, no truck required.