Professional Spring Cleaning

Spring cleaning refers to the yearly act of cleaning a property from top to bottom which would take place in the first warm days of the year typically in spring, hence the name. Spring cleaning is a deep cleaning process that usually involves touching virtually every item and surface in the home or your office and can be quite laborious and time consuming.

Common Spring Cleaning Services

• Spot cleaning of infrequently cleaned objects such as walls, doorknobs, and ceilings.
• Extensive dusting, including baseboards, ceiling fans, high shelves, and furniture.
• Cleaning of carpets and rugs.
• Extensive vacuuming, including behind and underneath furniture and the air conditioning vents and duct cleaning.
• Exterior window washing and cleaning.
• Wiping of blinds and shutters.
• Deep clean of kitchen appliances.
• Cleaning yard waste and disposal.

Hiring a Professional Cleaning Company
Many people don’t automatically think of using a cleaning service to do their spring cleaning, but more and more folks are realizing that it’s a great idea that will save them time and energy, not to mention that the service will probably do it better and faster!  Here are some things to consider when hiring a service:

• Hire only a licensed and insured professional. Remember when your home and personal property is involved, you don’t want to take chances. Cutting corners to save money might result in less than professional results, and some surfaces, such as marble, require special cleaning solvents and can be easily damaged by careless cleaning.
• Talk to different cleaning companies and gather estimates. Remember not to focus solely on price, but also take into consideration quality of work, reputation, and services offered.
• Understand what is included in the price. Spring cleaning requires a lot of chores that often aren’t included in a standard, one time cleaning service. If you can, have a cleaning service representative come out to your home for an estimate and to go over a list of your requirements. This way, the company can accurately quote you based on the actual magnitude of the job and you will know in advance if there are some aspects of the work, which they will not be able to tackle.
• Ask about the cleaning products. Make it clear that you’d prefer green products instead of toxic chemicals.
  Get your timeline in writing. You do not want your spring cleaning to go on for months. Make sure you clearly define your expectations and timeline.

CleanSafe offers competitive prices for spring cleaning services. Our professional staff is well trained and experienced in spring cleaning for residential and commercial properties. To get a free no obligation price quote, give us a call today.