Going to a different house is an exhilarating but difficult experience. Along with the new options — a new style, new furnishings, or even a new career or new city – come the associated obligations. Packing your belongings, hiring a moving truck or business, and unloading are just the first steps. You’ll need to consider your electricity, water, and internet services, and you may even need to enroll your children in a new school if you have children. And sometime in the midst of all of that, you’ll need to clean and prepare your old house for its new tenants.

When you’re in the midst of a major relocation, the last thing you want to deal with is cleaning your previous residence. You’re certainly juggling a lot of other tasks, and you’re probably on a tight schedule, so finding time to prepare your house for its new tenants might seem difficult. Apart from the time commitment, cleaning your house after living there for an extended period of time requires considerable work. Without a doubt, some parts of the house have gathered dust and filth over the years, notably beneath and behind furniture and appliances, and reviving certain areas will need considerable elbow work. The remainder of your house will also need a much greater level of cleaning than usual, since no one wants to move into a filthy area. This is much more critical if you have a landlord. Returning a clean and undamaged house is critical to recouping your security deposit.