From Vacant to Welcome Home
Open the door and the unit feels finished: cabinet shelves are clean, fixtures catch the light, closets are free of dust, floors are complete to the edges and the rooms are ready for the manager’s inspection—and the next resident’s keys.
A unit the property manager can inspect with confidence and the next resident can enter without seeing the work that came before.
The Final Walk Before Move-In
Painting is complete. Maintenance has cleared the work order. The unit is technically vacant—but it is not yet ready to welcome anyone. Fine dust sits inside cabinets, adhesive remains on a shelf, the bathroom mirror is marked and footprints cross the newly finished floor.
Boss Pro moves through the unit in a defined sequence: kitchen, bathrooms, closets, doors and trim, living areas, bedrooms and floors. Approved appliance surfaces are detailed. Cabinet interiors are checked. Mirrors and fixtures are polished. The final floor pass happens after the higher surfaces are complete.
At the end, the unit should not merely be ‘cleaned.’ It should present as a home: bright, orderly, touch-ready and free from the visible residue of the previous occupancy and make-ready process.
What Move-In Ready Looks Like
Kitchen Detailing
Cleaning cabinet interiors and exteriors, counters, sinks, fixtures and approved appliance surfaces.
Bathroom Detailing
Cleaning tubs or showers, toilets, sinks, vanities, mirrors, fixtures and floors.
Living & Bedroom Areas
Dusting, baseboard attention, closet cleaning, floor cleaning and removal of ordinary loose cleaning debris.
Doors, Trim & Interior Glass
Cleaning doors, frames, ledges, accessible interior glass and mirrors included in the scope.
Floor Completion
Vacuuming, sweeping and mopping based on installed floor materials and approved methods.
Final Presentation Check
A checklist-based review of the cleaning scope before reporting the unit complete.
Your Cleaning Scope Can Include
- Cabinet and drawer interiors and exteriors
- Countertops, sinks and backsplashes
- Approved appliance interiors and exteriors
- Bathroom fixtures, mirrors, tubs and showers
- Closets, shelves, doors, frames and baseboards
- Accessible interior windows and tracks when included
- Vacuuming, sweeping and mopping
- Removal of ordinary loose trash as defined in the scope
- Balcony or patio sweeping when included
- Final touch-up after approved maintenance activity when separately scheduled
Scope & Compliance Note
Heavy trash-outs, furniture removal, biohazards, pest conditions, excessive grease, smoke remediation, mold, damaged surfaces, exterior windows and post-maintenance re-cleans should not be treated as standard turnover cleaning. These conditions require documentation and separate authorization or pricing.
Turnover Support for Property Operations
How Boss Pro Builds Your Cleaning Program
Agree on unit types, standard scope, pricing method, release procedure and turnaround expectations.
Receive unit number, access status, requested completion date and known special conditions from the authorized contact.
Confirm the unit is ready for cleaning and document conditions that may cause delay or rework.
Complete the approved checklist and report the unit status.
Address verified cleaning deficiencies within the correction terms established in the agreement.
Why Choose Boss Pro?
- Standardized turnover checklists
- Coordination by unit and required completion date
- Options for recurring volume or project-based turns
- Documented out-of-scope conditions
- Quality follow-up before resident move-in
- Ability to combine turnovers with common-area cleaning