With over 25 years of experience in the Post Construction Cleaning System, we have mastered the game. You get a crew of 3 Professional Home Care Cleaners, HEPA Vacuum units, Organic Cleaning Supplies, Professional Tools, and Full Insurance on your premises.

High detail, attention, and precision cleaning to the interior and exterior of air vents, heating radiators, and appliances. All home appliances are also moved for proper cleaning inside the encasement areas. Best of all, it’s all managed and supervised by a Team Leader.

All you have to do is show the Team Leader all the areas of the house, and leave the house to Maria’s Home Care Cleaning Crew. No need to provide anything. We got you covered 100%. If you’re not happy, we have 100% Money Back Guarantee. No questions, no hassles, no loops. Your words is gold to us.

Here’s the systematic step by step formula from our founder, Maria Oquendo, “The Ultimate Move-In Cleaning System, Transform Your Home From Filthy To Sparkling Brand New in 24 Hours”. It will show you what we use and how we transform every home after a Post Construction or Post Renovation.

A. Tools and Equipment & Supplies

• Extension Pole (1)
• Floor Scrubber (2)
• Deep Clean Brush Set (1)
• Shower Scrubbing Brush (1)
• Grout Brush (1)
• Protective Masks (1 box)
• 14 Qt Buckets (3)
• No Scratch Scrub Sponge (2)
•  Brillo Pads (3)
• Toilet Bowl Brush (1)
•  Broom & Dust Pan (1)
• Household Scrub Brush (1)
• 2 Step Ladder (1)
• 6 Feet Ladder (1)

Equipment

• HEPA Electrolux Canister Vacuum
• General Construction Vacuum

Cleaning Supplies

• Dusting: Swiffer Sweeper Dry Sweeping Cloths
• Bathroom: Method Antibacterial Toilet Bowl Cleaner, Method Bathroom Cleaner, Method Daily Granite Cleaner, Clorox Disinfectant, Method Glass & Surface Cleaner.
•  Kitchen: Method Daily Granite, Clorox Disinfectant, Method Antibacterial Kitchen Cleaner, Brillo, Vinegar, Method Glass & Surface Cleaner
• Rooms in General: Vinegar, Method Glass & Surface Cleaner, Method All-Purpose Cleaner
• Floors: Bona Wood Floor Cleaner, Bona Stone Floor Cleaner
• Kitchen: 2 Units of 8”x8” White Cotton Towels for Cleaning + 2 Units of 1’x2’ White Cotton Towels for Mopping the Floor
• Bathroom: 2 Units of 8”x8” White Cotton Towels for Cleaning + 2 Units of 1’x2’ White Cotton Towels for Mopping the Floor (This is Per Bathroom)

B. Time Management and Team Selection

Time Management 

• Bathroom (2 hours for after construction, 30 minutes extra for Jacuzzi)
• Kitchen (3 hours for after construction, 30 minutes extra for Oven)
• Dust Removal (1 hour per room for after construction)
• Vacuuming (30-40 minutes per room for after construction)

Team Selection

• Dust Removal: Assign one of the team members based on her/his experience of having done it in the past.
• Bathroom: Assign one person to clean all the bathrooms. Select this person based on height, the shorter the better.
• Kitchen: Assign one person to complete the entire kitchen by herself. Things to take into consideration are height and ability for the person to easily cover multiple tasks simultaneously
• Vacuuming: Assign one person who is preferably comfortable with carrying the vacuum. It’s somewhat heavy depending on the model you are going to get from Electrolux.
• Mopping: Assign one person who is preferably thin but has a lot of stamina. We recommend a thin person, preferably short, but not necessarily
• Finishing: Assign one person who is very detailed with her things in general. We definitely want this person at the end of the job. This person must be able to cope and understand with the work of the entire crew.

C. Meal Plan, Hydration and Sleeping

Meal Plan

• Protein Shakes (GNC Ready Made Shakes)
• Light Breakfast (Small Sandwich and Tea/Coffee)
• Fruits (Bananas of preference)
• Protein Bars (Cliff Bars)
• Light Lunch (Salads of preference)

Hydration

• Water
• Gatorade
• Lemonade

Sleeping

• You must have at least 8 hours of full rest.

A.Dust Removal

Making sure that all the settled dust in the house is properly removed is your ticket to a safe and healthy move in day. If you obey by these rules, then your likelihood of rolling your whole project out are maximized.

• Walls and Ceilings
• Ceiling Fans
• Window and Doors
• Closets

B.Disinfecting

The next phase after removing all the dust off the walls, ceiling, windows, door, and closets, is disinfecting all the areas you just went over. At this point everything is dust free, it’s now time to apply pressure and start removing all the germs, dirt and grime off all surfaces.

• Ceiling Fan
• Windows
• Doors
• Closets
• Walls
• Baseboards

C. Vacuuming 

The next phase after cleaning and disinfecting the Ceiling Lights, Walls, Windows, Doors, Baseboards, and closets, is Vacuuming. If you make sure that the floor is thoroughly vacuumed, then you have a higher likelihood of saving a great deal of time. You know why? It’s less work for the person who is going to mop right after you finish vacuuming. So, make sure you follow the steps with very deep detailed understanding of knowing that what you do will affect the work of the rest of the group.

For this part you are going to need the following things:

• HEPA Electrolux Canister Vacuum
• Electrolux Vacuum Bare Floor Attachment
• Electrolux Vacuum Carpet Floor Attachment
• Electrolux Vacuum Nozzle Attachment
• Electrolux Vacuum Disposable Vacuum Bag
• Electrolux Vacuum New Filter Unit
• 20 Feet Extension Cord

A. Kitchen Cleaning and Sanitation

• Refrigerator – INSIDE The first area you want to start cleaning is the Refrigerator. Make sure that all the drawers and shelves are properly removed.
• Refrigerator – OUTSIDE Whether you are going to keep the same refrigerator or get a replacement unit, I highly recommend you moving the refrigerator to the front so you can vacuum and mop in the back of the refrigerator.
• Stove -There are 1000 ways to really clean your stove. Depending on the type of stove you have. My concept here is very broad due to the wide variety of stoves that are out in the market.
• Oven – For the cleaning of the oven, there’s also a billion ways to clean the oven. Depending on what kind of oven you have, I will highly recommend you browsing through your manual and make sure you follow the steps.
• Dishwasher – For the cleaning of your Dishwasher, I will highly recommend you checking your manual first. As a general rule, make sure you remove all the trays from the dishwasher.
• Countertop & Backsplash – The first part before cleaning the countertop is to wash and clean the backsplash. Nowadays, the most common backsplashes are made of glass tiles, or just simple tiles. For this part just use your towel with water and vinegar, and apply a spray of Method Kitchen Disinfectant.
• Lower Cabinets – Cleaning and sanitation of the lower part of the cabinets is the key to making sure that once you move in, you have a healthy germ-free environment if done properly.
• Sink – The cleaning and sanitation of the sink should be done at the end of the project. Reason being is because most likely you will be either rinsing your towels, or filling up your buckets with water, and cleaning it before the end of the project will just not be effective.
• Baseboards – The cleaning and sanitation of the baseboards should be done prior to washing the floor. Washing all the baseboards properly ensures that you can have your kids safely enjoy the floor of your kitchen.
• Floor – The cleaning and sanitation of the floor should be done right after you finish washing the baseboards in the kitchen. For this you will use a scrubber and a towel. You will also need a bucket with water first to get the dirt off the floor.

B. Bathroom Cleaning and Sanitation 

• Shower – The cleaning and sanitation of your shower area is the key to your healthy move into your new home.
• Toilet – The cleaning and sanitation of your toilet must be taken with due to care to ensure that you and your kids have a healthy move in transition. There are plenty of transmittable germs, viruses, and bacteria that need to be properly removed off the toilets prior to you moving in.
• Counter and Sink – The cleaning and sanitation of your counter and sinks should be done very thoroughly to ensure that you can safely place all your personal hygienic items onto them.
• Vanity Light – The cleaning of the vanity lights should be done with the light turned off for at least 30 minutes. Please make sure you test if the lights are hot before starting to clean them.
• Mirrors – The cleaning and sanitation of your mirrors should be done with a towel with water and vinegar.
• Vanity Cabinets – The cleaning and sanitation of your Vanity Cabinets must be done with a towel with water and vinegar and just apply a couple of sprays of Method Multi Purpose Cleaner to your towel.
• Floors – The cleaning and sanitation of your floors should be made with a towel, a scrubber, and a bucket with water.