After the cleanout
Getting the house ready to sell — after the cleanout.
Emptying the house is the first step, not the last. Before it can be listed, most homes need a clean, a little repair, and some curb appeal. We can't do all of that ourselves — but we can line up the vendors who do, so you're not managing five contractors from another state.
What a house usually needs next
Once the home is cleared, these are the jobs that typically come before a listing. We coordinate specialists for each — the work is done by independent, vetted vendors, not by us.
- Move-out deep cleaning
- A full clean once the home is empty, ready for photos and showings.
- Carpet cleaning
- Steam-cleaned carpets so the home shows fresh.
- Locks rekeyed
- New keys for a property changing hands — peace of mind for the estate.
- Pressure washing
- Driveway, walkways, and patio brightened up.
- Yard & landscaping cleanup
- Overgrowth cut back and debris cleared for curb appeal.
- Minor handyman repairs
- The small fixes that come up before a listing.
- Estate sale coordination
- Connecting you with an estate sale company when there are items to sell.
How the coordination works
Here's the honest version: Valley Cleanout doesn't clean carpets, rekey locks, or swing a hammer. What we do is save you from finding, vetting, and scheduling the people who do. Tell us what the property needs, and we bring in specialists we've worked with and trust. You get one point of contact and one schedule — the cleanout and everything after it sequenced so nothing waits on anything else — while the specialized work is done by the specialists.
It's especially useful if you're settling an estate from out of state and can't be here to meet a cleaner on Tuesday and a handyman on Thursday. One call sets the whole sequence in motion.
Add it to your cleanout quote
Any of this can be added to a cleanout quote. When you request pricing, tell us the home is headed to market and what it'll need, and we'll build the coordination into the plan.
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