Orlando Sanitizing

1. Clear the surfaces (10 min) Pick up clothes, toys, dishes, and mail. You're not pre-cleaning — you're giving the pro clear surfaces to clean. 2. Communicate your priorities (3 min) Tell your cleaner upfront — the shower grout, the kitchen, the baseboards. A short note or two-minute walkthrough beats hoping they'll guess. 3. Secure pets and valuables (2 min) Settle pets somewhere comfortable and out of the way. Put jewelry, cash, and sensitive documents in a drawer or safe. 4. Know what's yours to provide Most pros bring their own products — confirm when you book. If you have preferences, set them out with a note. 5. Do the walkthrough Check bathrooms, kitchen, and floors before they leave, while there's still time for touch-ups. What not to do Don't hover  — give them room to work. Don't apologize for the mess — cleaning is literally why they're there. Don't change the scope mid-visit without asking what it costs. Booking throu...

Start with what you actually need Recurring home cleaning, deep cleaning, move-in/move-out, and vacation-rental turnover are four very different jobs — and hiring for the wrong one is how you overpay. Recurring home cleaning — weekly or biweekly upkeep. Deep cleaning — a top-to-bottom reset: baseboards, grout, inside appliances. Move-in / move-out — empty-home cleaning against a landlord checklist. Vacation-rental turnover — fast guest-ready resets between bookings. Knowing which one you need before you call saves you from paying deep-clean prices for a maintenance visit. Ask these five questions What's included, exactly? A good pro has a checklist and will tell you what's in and what's extra. Are you a registered business? In Florida, legitimate cleaning businesses are registered — the simplest filter there is. How does pricing work? Flat rate by home size is the most common honest model; be wary of quotes given sight-unseen with no questions asked. W...