Move In Cleaning

Begin with the space you have

This service can be considered when preparing a home for a move, after keys change hands, or when you want a fresh start before unpacking. The timing and condition of a space affect what is practical, so a clear picture of the rooms helps.

Make a clear plan

Make a list of the areas that will be easiest to reach before furniture arrives, as well as any spaces that need extra focus. If the home is partly occupied or moving activity is underway, mention that when discussing the scope.

The best time for a move in clean depends on when the rooms are empty and accessible. If movers, boxes or furniture are already in the home, let that be known because it can change which surfaces can be reached. A brief outline of the expected move timing helps distinguish a pre arrival clean from work in a home that is already in use.

What to consider

The cleaning plan may include kitchen and bathroom surfaces, floors, cupboards where accessible and other agreed areas. Empty rooms can make some tasks easier, while active moving can limit access. Setting priorities in advance helps keep the work grounded in the situation.

Decide whether the priority is a few key rooms or a broader reset before settling in. Kitchen and bathroom access, cupboards and floors may be important to discuss, but the actual work depends on the condition and agreed scope. Sharing any access instructions or materials that need care helps make the transition clearer.

Care and coordination

Move timing can change quickly, so consider which rooms will be open and accessible before belongings arrive. Prioritising kitchen, bathroom and floor areas can make a fresh start feel more manageable.

Questions worth bringing

Which rooms or areas are most important? Is the space occupied or changing hands? Are there particular finishes, access details or site procedures to consider? These practical details help make a conversation about the service more specific and useful.

Use this page as a starting point for understanding the service. A thoughtful plan begins by agreeing on the rooms, tasks, access and care preferences for the space.