Assessment and Planning:

Evaluate the scope of work: Determine the size of the residential space, specific areas that require cleaning, and any special cleaning needs. Plan the cleaning process: Create a checklist or plan of action to ensure all areas are covered systematically.

Gather Necessary Supplies

Collect cleaning supplies and tools: Depending on the surfaces and areas to be cleaned, gather items such as microfiber cloths, mops, vacuum cleaners, all-purpose cleaners, glass cleaners, and specialized cleaning agents if needed.

Room-by-Room Cleaning

• Start from the top: Dust ceiling fans, light fixtures, and high surfaces first before .

• Dust and clean surfaces: Wipe down all surfaces, including countertops, tables

• Clean floors: Vacuum carpets, sweep and mop hard floors, paying attention

• Sanitize high-touch areas: Disinfect doorknobs, switches, remotes, and other

• Clean windows and mirrors: Use a glass cleaner for streak-free results.

• Kitchen and bathrooms: Focus on these areas with specialized cleaning

Adapt this process based on the specific needs of the residential project. Each home might have unique requirements, so flexibility and attention to detail are crucial for a successful residential cleaning project.