Post-Renovation Cleaning for Dallas–Fort Worth Investors
The rehab is done when the property starts earning, not when the contractor’s invoice clears. Between the two sits the clean: the step that turns a finished scope of work into a house a tenant will sign for or a buyer will bid on. For an investor, every day in that gap is holding cost, so the clean is scheduled to end it.
Rehab cleaning combines two jobs. The construction side: dust from sanding and drywall, grout haze, stickers and film on new fixtures and appliances, debris the trades left behind. The make-ready side: the original parts of the house that the scope did not touch, cleaned to match the new work so the whole property reads as renovated, not patched.
Flippers, buy-and-hold investors and the landlords and agents who work with them book it as the final line on the rehab schedule, after the last trade signs off and before the photographer, the property manager or the listing agent arrives. We are owned by real estate investors and we schedule to the exit, not the calendar. Quote from photos and the scope of work.
Scoped to the property, area by area.
Kitchen & new finishes
- New appliances unwrapped, labels removed, interiors wiped
- Cabinet and drawer interiors vacuumed of sawdust and wiped
- Countertops cleaned and installer residue removed
- Backsplash wiped and grout haze removed
- Sink, faucet and hardware polished
- Existing appliances degreased inside and out
- Range hood and filter cleaned
- Floor cleaned to the new flooring’s care instructions
Bathrooms
- New tile, grout and caulk cleaned of haze and residue
- Tub, shower and fixtures cleaned, film and labels removed
- Shower glass polished clear
- Toilet cleaned and sanitized inside and out
- Vanity, mirror and light fixture polished
- Vanity drawers and cabinet interiors wiped
- Floor and baseboards wiped
Bedrooms, living areas & closets
- Construction dust removed from walls, trim and ledges
- Closet shelving and rods wiped, floors vacuumed
- Window glass, sills and tracks cleaned inside
- Blinds dusted where installed
- Ceiling fans, light fixtures and vents dusted
- Door frames, doors and hardware wiped
- Floors vacuumed and mopped throughout
Whole property & final details
- Stickers and protective film removed from every new fixture
- Paint overspray and drips spot-removed where they lift safely
- Walls spot-cleaned for scuffs from moving materials
- Laundry area, garage and utility closet swept and wiped
- Entry, porch and front door cleaned for listing photos
- Leftover packaging and offcuts bagged for disposal
- Completion photos sent for your rehab file
Not included
- Bulk debris hauling or dumpster service
- Carpet shampooing or steam extraction
- Exterior windows above ground level
- Paint, caulk or drywall corrections
- Recurring House Cleaning Weekly, bi-weekly or monthly cleaning on a schedule you set, with the same standard held on every visit.
- Deep Cleaning Extra time on the details a routine clean passes over — baseboards, fixtures, build-up. The right first visit.
- Rental Turnover Cleaning Make-ready cleaning between tenants for single-family rentals, multifamily units and portfolios across Dallas–Fort Worth, scheduled around your turnover.
- Move-In / Move-Out Cleaning A full clean of an empty home — the insides of the fridge, oven and cabinets included — before keys change hands.
- Pre-Listing Cleaning Listing-ready cleaning timed to the photographer, showings and open houses, focused on the glass, fixtures and grout a camera catches.
- Post-Construction Cleaning Rough and final cleaning after construction or remodel work, removing construction dust, protective film and debris so the trades’ work shows.
- New Construction Final Cleaning The builder-handover clean on a newly built home, finished to the standard the buyer sees at the final walkthrough and closing.
- Real Estate Investors The rehab is done and the clean is the last cost before the property earns. We are investors too, and we scope it that way.
- Landlords Every vacant day is rent you do not collect. We turn the unit between tenants so it shows well to the next one.
- Realtors The seller has not cleaned, the photographer is booked for Thursday, and the listing goes live Friday. We make the house camera-ready.
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