A move-out in one of Georgetown's mining-era homes usually means more original fixtures to work around than a newer property on the surrounding forested lots.
Move cleaning is different from a regular visit because the home is empty and the audience is different: a landlord with a checklist, a buyer doing a walk-through, or you, moving into a house someone else just left. We clean the surfaces that furniture normally hides and inspections always find: inside every cabinet and drawer, inside the oven and refrigerator, window tracks, baseboards, closet shelving and the floors under where appliances stood. For move-outs we work against the same kind of checklist a property manager uses, because that is what the deposit decision is based on. For move-ins we treat it as the one chance to clean the home while it is still empty — after the boxes arrive, half of these surfaces disappear for years.Move-outs in Georgetown's mining-era homes carry more original fixtures than newer forested-lot construction.
