Cleaned to the standard your landlord’s walkthrough actually checks — inside the fridge and oven, cabinets, baseboards, baths, and floors — with time-stamped after-photos so the cleaning line never touches your deposit. Move-in cleans too.
When a Richmond landlord or property manager does the move-out inspection, they’re working a checklist: appliances inside and out, cabinets, baths, baseboards, floors. Cleaning charges are one of the most common deductions on itemized deposit statements — and the easiest one to prevent.
Our crews clean empty (or nearly empty) homes to that inspection standard, then send time-stamped after-photos. You leave with proof of the condition you handed back — useful whether your deposit conversation is with a private landlord or a property management company.
Doing a first pass yourself? Start with our free room-by-room Richmond move-out cleaning checklist — it’s the same list our crews work from.
The week before your boxes arrive is the only time your new home is truly empty — the easiest week it will ever be to get the fridge, oven, cabinets, and baths genuinely clean. A move-in clean is the same walkthrough-standard scope, pointed at your next address.
Once you’re settled, most customers roll into a recurring house cleaning plan so the new place never needs a rescue clean.
Add interior windows, garage or basement sweep-outs, or wall washing when you book — everything is scoped into one price up front.
Move-out cleaning in Richmond starts at $359, and your exact price depends only on scope: square footage, bedrooms, bathrooms, and condition. An empty home is faster to clean than a furnished one, and that shows up in the price. The instant quote gives you a real number in about 60 seconds — no walkthrough call needed.
Cleaning is one of the most common deposit deductions in Virginia, and it’s the one we can take off the table. We clean to landlord- and property-manager-walkthrough standard and send time-stamped after-photos as proof of the condition you left. No company can honestly guarantee the whole deposit — damage and lease terms are between you and your landlord — but if a cleaning item gets flagged, we come back and reclean it free.
Everything a walkthrough checks: inside the fridge and oven, inside cabinets and drawers, closets and shelves, baseboards, doors, switch plates, full bathroom descale, and floors throughout — finished with after-photos. Interior windows and garage or basement sweep-outs can be added when you book.
Yes — same clean, opposite direction. A move-in clean gets the fridge, oven, cabinets, baths, and floors truly clean before your boxes arrive, which is the one week it’s easiest to do. It’s the same walkthrough-standard scope, priced the same way.
No — most move-out customers hand off access and get on-the-way texts plus after-photos when we’re done. That matters when you’re already at the new place. Just have the power and water still on so we can run equipment and hot water.
A week or two is comfortable. End-of-month lease turnovers are the crunch — in Richmond most leases end then, so those dates fill first. Booking right after you give notice locks the slot; Virginia landlords then have 45 days after move-out to return your deposit with any deductions itemized.
Weekly, biweekly, or monthly service at the new place? See house cleaning plans. Home just needs a top-to-bottom refresh without the moving truck? That’s a deep clean. And here’s everywhere we clean across Greater Richmond.
No call, no walkthrough appointment — a real quote based only on your home’s size and condition. New customers take $49 off your first clean.