Make-Ready Cleaning in Seattle — from $380

It helps, but it's not required. Our cleaners handle parking, including paid and restricted-zone streets in places like Capitol Hill and Fremont. If you have a permit, driveway, or a loading zone nearby, please note it in the booking so we can plan.

Yes, provided there is safe access from the dock or walkway. We bring compact equipment suitable for tighter spaces and smaller footprints, which is common on Seattle's floating homes.

Yes. Seattle has beautiful old floors. We use appropriate products and techniques — no excessive water, no harsh chemicals that damage original finishes. The same care goes for softwood floors and original woodwork.

Tell us in the booking how to get in: buzzer code, lockbox, front-desk key pickup, or a code you'll send the day of. For buildings Downtown or in South Lake Union with concierge desks, let us know the check-in process. If there's an HOA rule about service-entrance or elevator use, note that too.

Yes. Seattle has a lot of mother-in-law units, converted basements, and backyard cottages. These often run damp and need extra attention on bathrooms and floors. Tell us it's a separate unit with its own entrance so the cleaner knows where to go.

Yes. We clean West Seattle, Magnolia, and other neighborhoods that are a bit cut off from the core, along with Ballard, Wallingford, Beacon Hill, and the rest of the city. Travel doesn't change your estimate — you're billed by the hour at the rate shown before you book.

After. The trades need to be done and the construction waste out. We take it from there to move-in condition.

Tell us how many units and the dates in the booking notes and we will come back with what we can cover.

Close, and priced the same way. The difference is who it is for: a move-out clean is scoped to pass a landlord inspection, a make-ready is scoped so a new resident can walk in and unpack.