Apartment and condo cleaning
In an apartment or condo, logistics matter as much as the cleaning itself. Elevators, loading areas, parking, permitted work hours, and concierge access can all change the job. A well-prepared request keeps the appointment from being spent finding an entrance or moving equipment through the building.
What the job can include
- Kitchen, bathroom, and living areas
- Accessible surfaces and visible baseboards
- Vacuuming suited to the flooring
- Washing hard floors
- Light marks on doors and switches
Details to confirm before a quote
- Unit number and entry procedure
- Elevator booking when required
- Parking for the provider
- Noise, pets, and building rules
How to prepare for the visit
- Notify reception or the concierge
- Clear counters and floors where practical
- Put valuables away
- Check temporary parking rules
What is not automatic
High-access work, moving heavy furniture, waste removal, surface restoration, and specialized treatment must be discussed separately. A permanent stain or worn finish may remain visible after cleaning.
Frequently asked questions
Are parking charges included?
They should be discussed before the appointment. Include free, paid, or reserved options in your request.
Does a studio always cost less?
Often, but not automatically. Kitchen and bathroom condition and the amount of clutter affect time more than square footage alone.
Can an occupied unit be cleaned?
Yes. Describe the priority areas, who will be present, and any work-from-home or pet constraints.
Apartment and condo cleaning by area
These pages add property and access considerations for each area.
Your request is easier when the scope is clear.
Send the postal code, space type, priorities, and preferred date.