Fountain Hills, AZ
Across all 6 Salt & Slate locations
Move-In Cleaning in Fountain Hills
Move-in cleaning for the home you're about to live in, purchased or rented. Every surface is cleaned before your boxes arrive — inside cabinets, drawers, closets, and appliances. Homes with construction dust, from a new build or remodel, are quoted as a post-construction clean instead. Fountain Hills sits at a slightly higher elevation than the Valley floor, which brings marginally cooler temperatures but the same relentless desert dust. Wind patterns off the McDowells can accelerate particulate buildup on east-facing windows and outdoor surfaces. Salt & Slate provides move-in cleaning in Fountain Hills, backed by 242 Google reviews across 6 locations, all rated 5.0.
What's Included
Scope. Cabinets, drawers, closets, the refrigerator, freezer, and pantry should be empty so our team can clean inside them. Partial furniture move-in is fine — we work around it. We don't move or dispose of items left in the home. Electricity and running water must be on at the time of service.
- Inside all kitchen cabinets, drawers, and pantry wiped
- Inside refrigerator and freezer cleaned
- Inside oven and microwave cleaned
- Stovetop, range hood, and backsplash cleaned
- Counters wiped, sink and faucet scrubbed
- Inside bathroom vanities, cabinets, and drawers wiped
- Showers, tubs, toilets, sinks deep-cleaned
- Mirrors and fixtures polished
- Inside closets and shelves wiped in every room
- Baseboards, trim, doors, and door frames dusted and wiped
- Windowsills and window tracks cleaned
- Interior window glass cleaned
- Blinds wet-wiped
- Light switches, doorknobs, and outlet covers wiped
- Walls spot-cleaned
- Ceilings cleaned
- All floors swept, mopped, or vacuumed as appropriate
- All trash removed
- Garage swept if accessible and empty
Who It's For
Anyone moving into a new home — whether just purchased or rented. Start fresh in a space that's been cleaned to your standard, not the previous occupant's.
How It Works
Cabinets, drawers, closets, the refrigerator, freezer, and pantry should be empty so our team can clean inside them. Partial furniture move-in is fine — we work around it. We don't move or dispose of items left in the home. Electricity and running water must be on at the time of service. Move-in cleaning covers any home free of construction dust; homes still carrying drywall or construction dust are quoted as a post-construction clean instead.
Schedule before your move-in date so we finish before your belongings arrive.
Our team treats every surface as if the previous occupant never cleaned. Nothing is assumed clean.
We work from the top floor down, ending with floors so you can move in immediately after.
Walk through with confidence knowing every cabinet, closet, and corner has been addressed.
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