Unit condition
Soil, residue, appliance condition, and work left by the prior resident.
Property turnovers
Unit turnover cleaning that fits the leasing schedule.
The best turnover starts after maintenance is complete and the unit has working utilities. Sentrix confirms the condition, access, deadline, and required level of detail before work begins.
Before pricing
What Sentrix confirms.
These details affect the labor, sequence, equipment, schedule, and completion standard for the property.
Maintenance status
Cleaning is scheduled after repairs, paint, flooring, and other work are substantially complete.
Turn deadline
The requested inspection or move in date determines staffing and sequence.
Appliances
Interior appliance cleaning is included only when listed in the proposal.
Access
Keys, lockboxes, gate entry, utilities, parking, and unit status must be confirmed.
Completion record
Photos, condition notes, or checklists are provided when included in the service plan.
Typical scope
What the service can include.
The final proposal identifies the exact areas, tasks, frequencies, exclusions, and documentation approved for the property.
- Kitchen surfaces, cabinets, and appliance exteriors
- Bathrooms, fixtures, mirrors, and floors
- Interior doors, reachable ledges, baseboards, and trim
- Vacuuming and damp cleaning throughout the unit
- Closets, windowsills, and specified interior glass
- Final condition review against the turnover scope
Service boundary
Keep the limits clear.
Repairs, paint correction, carpet extraction, pest conditions, biohazards, excessive belongings, and regulated waste are not part of a standard turnover unless separately approved.
Related services
One property may need more than one service.
Related work is kept separate in the proposal so pricing and responsibility remain clear.
Next step
Review the property with Sentrix.
Share the location, approximate size, condition, service, and timing.