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A full deep clean before the stager arrives
We clean the entire house, not just the surfaces the camera sees first. The stager walks into a house that is already done.
This is a deep clean of the whole house before staging. Agents use it so the photographer and the stager are not walking into a dusty vacant home. We start with the kitchen and the bathrooms, then the floors, then the glass, then the dust on trim, sills, and fixtures.
We finish before the furniture comes in. Think Clean does not stage. The stager places the furniture in a house that has already been cleaned. If the seller’s furniture is still there, we clean around it. We do not haul it out.
Tell us the photo time and the address. Fully insured. Contra Costa County and the larger Alameda cities.
Scope of work
Request an estimateKitchen
- Counters, backsplash, and sink
- Cabinet fronts and empty cabinet shelves
- Inside the oven, microwave, and empty refrigerator
- Appliance fronts, hood, and floor, including the edges
Bathrooms
- Toilet, tub, shower, and shower glass
- Vanity, mirror, and faucet
- Floor, baseboard, and the corners behind the door
Floors
- Vacuum carpets, including edges and closets
- Mop hard floors
- Baseboards and the line where the floor meets the wall
Windows and glass
- Interior glass, so photos do not show streaks
- Tracks, sills, and the dust on the frame
- Mirrors and sliding-door glass
The rest of the house
- Bedrooms, living room, and dining room, including empty closets
- Switch plates, door frames, and reachable light fixtures
- Cobwebs, vents, and the dust a vacant house collects
Questions
Do you stage the furniture?
No. We deep clean the house. The stager brings and places the furniture after we leave.
Is this a weekly house cleaning?
No. It is one full clean of a listing, timed before staging and photos.
Do you clean inside the appliances?
Yes, when they are empty: oven, microwave, and refrigerator. We do not empty a fridge that is still full of food.