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Q: Can cleaning services be arranged for basements? - Move In Cleaning

• A: Yes, but you must request these services when you book the appointment for the cleaning.

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• Q: What if emergency cleaning is needed because of flooding or other unforeseen events?
• A: End Of Lease Cleaning offers 24/7 emergency professional cleaning services. When you request emergency cleaning services there is no advance notice needed and we will send the needed technicians out as soon as possible.
• Q: How Far Ahead Do I Need To Book Move In Cleaning Services?
• A: We suggest that you book the needed Move In Cleaning services as soon as you become aware that these services are needed. End Of Lease Cleaning does not require a large amount of notice in most cases, but if you wait too long it may not be possible to schedule the cleaners needed for the job on the day desired. Booking in advance as much as possible will help allow us to provide the services desired when you want them.
• Q: Does the home need to be empty for Move In Cleaning?
• A: No. End Of Lease Cleaning can clean homes and commercial buildings which are furnished as well as those that are empty. Furnished homes require a longer cleaning time and the cost is more because of the furnishings, and there are some objects that our cleaners will not touch due to value or fragility issues.
• Q: Do you dispose of toxic chemicals or other dangerous items?
• A: No. If the home has toxic chemicals or other items of a dangerous nature then we may not be able to provide cleaning services until these materials are removed and properly disposed of.
• Q: Will the cleaners help me move furniture?
• A: No. Whenever possible the cleaning technicians will assist with light objects that are not fragile, but they can not be held responsible for any furniture moved because damage may occur. Heavy furniture will not be moved at all because of the potential for damage and injury involved.

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