The house, room by room.
We do not sell packages. We walk through the house: every room has its own surfaces, its own corners, and that one thing that almost always gets missed. Here is the full walkthrough, in order.
01 — KitchenOven inside and empty fridge.
This is the room that decides whether you get your deposit back. We work from top to bottom: hood, cabinets, counters, baseboards, and the floor last.
- Oven inside: trays, racks, door glass, and baked-on grease on the walls
- Empty refrigerator: shelves, drawers, door seal, and the bottom tray
- Cabinets inside and out, including the top where dust and grease build up
- Range hood and metal filter degreased
- Sink, faucet, drain, and the silicone seam on the counter
- Backsplash, outlets, switches, and handles
The burner drawer gets washed, but the bottom drawer under the oven and the refrigerator toe kick stay untouched. We remove them and clean them.
02 — BathroomsSoap scum, grout, and the shower glass.
A clean bathroom shows in the glass and the tile grout, not in the scent. We scrub, rinse, and dry so there are no water spots left behind.
- Shower glass with soap scum and hard water buildup, scrubbed and squeegeed
- Tile grout and the corners of the shower floor
- Toilet fully cleaned: bowl, base, bolts, tank, and behind it
- Sink, faucets, drain, and hair cleared from the drain
- Mirror, medicine cabinet inside, and exhaust fan
- Towel bars, door, frame, and baseboards
The exhaust fan grille and the bottom track of the sliding shower door: two places where mold comes back if they are not opened up.
03 — BedroomsOpen, empty closets.
In a move-out, the bedroom is handed over empty, and that is when you see years of dust: behind the headboard, on top of the closet, in the window track.
- Closet inside: shelves, hanging rod, floor, and upper corners
- Sliding doors and track, vacuumed and degreased
- Inside windows, frames, screen, and track
- Ceiling fan, light fixture, and air vent
- Baseboards, outlets, switches, and handles
- Floors vacuumed and mopped, including under where the bed was
The top shelf in the closet. Nobody sees it standing up, but the inspector checks it with a phone flashlight.
04 — Living room and hallwaysWalls, frames, and everything you touch.
The shared area is where the signs of moving show up: furniture marks on the wall, fingerprints on switches, cobwebs in the high corners of the ceiling.
- Scuffs and spot stains on walls and hallway corners
- High corners and trim cleared of cobwebs
- Doors, frames, knobs, and stops
- Blinds, curtain rods, and shelves
- Stairs, railing, and each step cleaned separately
- Wood floor vacuumed and mopped with a neutral cleaner
The top edge of the doors and the baseboard behind the open door. Two flat surfaces that only get cleaned if someone remembers them.
05 · 06 — Laundry room and exterior areasThe last part, and the heaviest one.
We leave it for last because it is done once the house is empty: we sweep everything out and close the door behind us.
- Washer and dryer cleaned outside, on top, and in the space between them
- Dryer lint filter and the compartment it sits in
- Laundry sink, faucets, and drain outlet
- Balcony: swept and washed floor, railing, and cleared drain
- Garage: full sweep, cobwebs removed, and oil spots treated
- Trash can rinsed and front entry cleared
The ten-inch space between the washer and the wall. We move the appliance, vacuum it, and put it back.
The full walkthrough
Every room in the house, in one visit.
- ✓ Kitchen, oven inside, and empty refrigerator 01
- ✓ Bathrooms: glass, grout, toilet, and fan 02
- ✓ Bedrooms and open closets 03
- ✓ Living room, hallways, stairs, and doors 04
- ✓ Laundry room, sink, and lint filter 05
- ✓ Swept balcony and garage 06
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Luna Limpieza Profesional · Los Angeles, CA