Cleaning for Realtors and Property Managers

Agents and property managers do not need a cleaner who is great on a good day. They need one who shows up on the day the photographer is booked, finishes before the first showing, and does not need a homeowner standing there to let them in. That is the job we built this service around.

For listings, we clean for the camera and the walkthrough. Kitchens and bathrooms get the full deep clean treatment because those are the rooms buyers open cabinets in. Glass, mirrors and appliance fronts get polished because they catch the light in listing photos. Baseboards, light switches and door frames get done by hand because a buyer touring a vacant house notices every fingerprint. Before an open house we can come back for a quick refresh so the home looks the same on day ten as it did on day one.

For property managers and landlords, turnover is about the next tenant's first impression and the inspection checklist. Inside the oven and fridge, cabinet interiors, window tracks, bathroom grout and floors edge to edge. If the last tenant left a few things behind, we can haul small household items in the same visit. If the front of the property needs it, a driveway pressure wash or a yard cleanup makes the unit look cared for before anyone walks through the door.

We work well with lockboxes, gate codes and vacant homes. We text when we are on the way and again when the job is done, so you can confirm the photographer, release the listing, or hand over keys without making a trip to check on us. Tell us who the invoice should go to, the agent, the owner or the management company, and that is where it goes.

We work across Whittier, La Mirada, Norwalk, Downey, Pico Rivera, Santa Fe Springs, Montebello, Cerritos and the rest of our service area. If you manage several properties or list homes regularly, ask about setting up a standing arrangement so every new address is a text, not a new quote request. Call or text 562-367-1198.

Who this is for

• Listing agents prepping a home for photos and showings
• Property managers turning units between tenants
• Landlords with one rental or several
• Sellers who are already moved out and need the house shown at its best

What changes the price

• Bedroom and bathroom count, plus total square footage
• Vacant or still furnished
• Condition after the last occupant
• Exterior add-ons like pressure washing or yard cleanup
• How many properties and how often