A thorough reset for an empty property.
Detailed cleaning for empty homes, apartments, rentals, listings, and property turnovers.
The base scope includes empty oven, refrigerator, cabinet, and drawer interiors.
The right fit when...
Empty properties preparing for a new occupant, owner, tenant, inspection, or listing.
What the service covers
The final checklist follows the confirmed service, property details, condition, and approved additions.
Throughout the property
Kitchen
Bathrooms and utility areas
Prepare for a productive visit
Clear preparation protects the appointment time for the work included in your confirmed scope.
Know the boundaries before booking
Clear limits protect your property, the cleaning team, and the accuracy of the service plan.
Not included in the ordinary scope
- Junk hauling or abandoned-property removal
- Paint, adhesive, renovation debris, or heavy construction dust
- Carpet extraction, stain treatment, or floor restoration
- Moving or disconnecting appliances
When Cado reviews the request
- A near-empty rather than empty property
- Active renovation work
- Large-volume trash
- Conditions outside normal residential turnover cleaning
Questions before you decide
Ask Cado when your property or priorities do not fit a standard answer.
Does the property have to be completely empty?
Yes. A near-empty exception requires manual review and a revised written scope.
Are appliance and cabinet interiors included?
Yes, when they are empty, cool or defrosted as appropriate, and safely accessible.
Is post-construction cleaning included?
No. Heavy construction dust and debris are not offered at launch.