Getting your security deposit back in Boston often depends on the condition you leave your apartment in. Landlords and property managers inspect kitchens, bathrooms, floors, walls, and appliances. Here is what they expect and how professional move-out cleaning helps.
What Landlords Inspect
- Kitchen — oven, stovetop, refrigerator, cabinets, counters, sink, floors
- Bathrooms — toilet, tub, shower, vanity, mirror, floors
- Floors — no stains, scuff marks, or excessive dirt
- Walls — clean, no excessive marks or damage
- Closets — empty, shelves wiped
- Windows — sills clean, glass reasonably clear
- Appliances — functional and clean inside and out
Common Deposit Deductions
- Dirty oven or stovetop
- Grimy bathroom tile or grout
- Stained or sticky floors
- Full trash or debris left behind
- Dirty refrigerator interior
- Neglected baseboards and vents
How Professional Move-Out Cleaning Helps
Professional move-out cleaning covers every area landlords inspect. Our team focuses on the details that cause deposit deductions — inside appliances, bathroom detailing, floor care, and cabinet interiors.