Before move-in
For an empty home, discuss our move-in clean. Inside appliances, cabinets and closets are part of that service's written scope. Water and power need to be available.
Give them a fresh start at home.
The keys are theirs. Give your buyers one less thing to do with a house clean arranged as your closing gift. Tell us about the home and the handover, and we will help you plan it.
For real estate agents · Northern Virginia
Plan a closing gift
How we arrange it
A clear plan before the first visit
A thoughtful handover starts with a clear plan. We confirm the clean, the price and who is paying before you promise it to your buyers.
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Tell us about the closing
Send the property ZIP, home size, expected closing date and whether the home will be empty or occupied. Tell us if you are the agent arranging the gift or the homeowner receiving it.
- 02
Agree the gift
We confirm coverage, scope, price, payer and a possible cleaning window. A deep clean, an empty-home move-in clean and a lived-in home need different plans.
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Introduce your buyers
After the plan is agreed, include this page in the closing packet and introduce us to the homeowner with their permission. We confirm access and timing directly before the visit.
Match the gift to the home
After the boxes arrive
If the buyers have already moved in, discuss a deep or one-time clean. Let us know which rooms are accessible and what should be left alone.
Before a listing or showing
Preparing a seller's home is a separate request. Share the showing date and the rooms that need attention so we can confirm a suitable scope.
A useful introduction
Share the agreed scope and our contact details in your closing packet. Your buyers can ask questions without being enrolled in a recurring plan.
Before it goes in the closing packet
Tell us about the gift you have in mind. We agree the scope, price, payer and availability before you include it in the closing packet. Sending this enquiry starts that conversation; payment and the appointment are arranged separately.
- Confirm the property ZIP and access after possession changes.
- Agree who pays and what the gift covers.
- Wait for written availability before promising a date.
- Get the homeowner's permission before sharing their contact details.
- Keep alarm codes, door codes and key locations out of the enquiry form.
FAQs
Closing gift questions
Can I give house cleaning as a closing gift?
Yes. Ask us to arrange a clean for your buyer. We first confirm the property, scope, price, payer and availability, then coordinate with the homeowner with their permission.
What should I include in the closing packet?
Once we have agreed the arrangement, include this page's address, our contact details and a short note describing the clean you have arranged. Do not describe it as paid or booked until those details have been confirmed.
Does the homeowner have to join a recurring plan?
No. The gift can be a one-time request. Any later recurring plan is a separate choice made by the homeowner.
Can you clean on closing day?
Ask us about the date, but do not assume a closing-day slot. Possession, access and availability must all be confirmed. A visit after the handover may be easier to coordinate.
How much does a realtor closing gift clean cost?
The price depends on the home's size, condition, whether it is empty and the agreed extras. Send those details and we will discuss the scope and price before you commit.
Start with your property ZIP
We accept requests across 29 Northern Virginia service areas. Explore the towns below. We confirm availability for your address and requested date.
Plan a closing gift
Tell us how to reach you and what your property needs. We will discuss the scope, price and availability with you. No payment is collected.