Move-Out & Move-In Cleaning in Norcross, GA

Two-bedroom units and 1980s townhomes: Norcross move-outs

Units and houses share the move-out clean in Norcross about equally. About 26% of Norcross homes are in buildings of five or more units, and about 29% of homes have two bedrooms (American Community Survey, 2020–2024 estimates). A tenant at lease end, a condo owner at closing or a property manager between tenants books the two-bedroom size. The building entry goes in the notes field. The houses and townhomes are largely from one decade: about 32% of Norcross homes were built in the 1980s. A townhome from that decade changing owners gets the same empty-home checklist as a house, booked by the seller. Six services are available in Norcross, so carpet cleaning of the stairs or upholstery can go on the same visit. Both Norcross ZIP codes, 30071 and 30093, are in Gwinnett County. Book online with the ZIP and the bedroom count. Anything the online booking does not cover is arranged by call or email at info@bozmancleaning.com.

The Norcross checklist for an emptied unit

Once the unit or house is empty, the Housecall Pro move-out checklist runs as follows in Norcross:

Entire home

• Dust all ceiling fans, vents and blinds
• Clean mirrors, all glass shelves and surfaces
• Clean the baseboards and light switches with a damp cloth
• Collect and dispose of all trash to your trash bin
• High-dust the whole home
• Vacuum the entire floor and carpets with two vacuum cleaners
• Use a wet and dry mop to clean and shine floors
• Wipe the inside of the windows and blinds with a damp cloth
• Dust and wipe doors, door frames and door knobs

Bathrooms

• Thoroughly clean showers, sinks, tiles, toilets, doors, furniture and all cabinets (inside and outside)
• Polish all glass surfaces, shower doors and taps
• Disinfect surfaces with antibacterial spray

Kitchen

• Clean the microwave inside and out
• Clean the inside and outside of the cabinets and drawers, and countertops with a wet cloth
• Clean the outside, top, front and sides of the dishwasher
• Clean and polish the stove top
• Clean the refrigerator inside and outside, top and sides
• Clean the oven inside and out

Bedrooms

• Clean all surfaces from dust

Laundry and pantry

• Wipe laundry and pantry surfaces and shelves with a wet cloth

Moving into Norcross: disinfecting before the furniture

The same checklist, run on the day the keys become yours, is the Norcross move-in clean. Disinfecting is the reason to book it: the previous tenant’s bathroom and kitchen are done before your own dishes go in the cabinets. Pick a fixed start time for the hour the leasing office or the agent releases the key. Put that person’s name and hours in the notes field. A two-bedroom unit books the two-bedroom size. A townhome with carpeted stairs adds carpet cleaning, priced by area from stairs or a hallway up to five or more rooms. A sofa that came with the unit is added from photos of each piece, and a manager confirms that figure. Several services in one booking makes the move-in a single visit. Once you are settled, the standard visit repeats weekly, biweekly or monthly. The move-in clean is booked once and is not part of that plan.

The Norcross figure: bedrooms, kitchen condition, extras

Two bedrooms is the common size in Norcross, and bedrooms and baths set the base of the figure. Condition adjusts it: upload photos of the oven, the stove top and the sinks when you book online, and the state of the kitchen is priced from them. Extras are third, each added as its own item on the same booking: a full sink of dishes, inside the dryer or the dryer vent. The figure shows on screen before you confirm, once the ZIP and the size are entered. No payment is taken when you book. A house above the online sizes is priced by call or email from its bedroom count and photos. The move-out clean has the same sizes and the same three factors for a tenant, a landlord and a seller.

Building entry and parking for a Norcross unit

In a Norcross apartment or condo building, the way in decides how the morning goes. Put the call-box code or the name to ask for, the building and the floor, and the visitor parking rule in the notes field, which takes up to 2,000 characters. A townhome community adds its gate code. For a rental, the lease sets the handover standard, and leases differ by landlord; paste its move-out items into the notes and add anything beyond the checklist as a separate service. The deposit is settled between tenant and landlord; the visit leaves them an empty, cleaned unit to inspect. Say where the trash for the building goes, since a unit’s trash is collected and disposed of as part of the checklist. For a 1980s house being sold, the lockbox code and the agent’s hours go in the same notes. Upload photos of the entrance when the building has several.