Detailed walkthrough of cleaning servicefrom @edgecleaningwa

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This month, I closed a $15,000 house deep cleaning client, and here's exactly what they got. We began with all dusting and cobweb removal, every corner, ceiling line, and hard to reach spots where detail. From there, we moved straight into the kitchen, which alone took over ten hours. Cape Town grease was removed from the stove. The stove hood was disassembled and thoroughly restored. All cabinets were clean inside and out along with every kitchen appliance. Even the grease build up on the ceiling was carefully wiped and detailed. The dishwasher was fully cleaned inside and out, including the filter. Next worse the bathrooms, cabinets inside and out. Besides cleaning under the toilet seats and best, all toilet tier were also removed. The two showers in this home were not just scrub, but shower watermarks removed with razor blades and polishers. Floors were vacuumed, mopped, and tile was steamed clean until pristine. After that, we tackle the windows. All 35 windows of these homes were cleaned inside and out. That includes the glass frames, tracks, and screens removed, washed, and detailed. Then came doors and switches. Over 30 doors were scrubbed and wiped, and every light switch was cleaned to remove fingerprints, oils, and build up grime. Following that worse walls and baseboards. Walls were wiped down with degreaser and magic erasers to remove marks and build up, and baseboards were detailed with medium bristle brushes. Next, ceiling rank and chandelier. Six ceiling fans and two chandeliers were all dusted, washed piece by piece, and put back perfectly. Then we moved on to air vents. 15 vents were fully detailed and washed from all the dust and debris. After that, we handled behind and inside appliances. The fridge, washer, and dryer were pulled out and cleaned behind. We also cleaned inside the garage, removing dust, debris, and buildup. Outside, we completed pressure washing the garage tier, back canopy, and exterior surfaces. Not to mention the hours we spent steam cleaning the stone entrance of the house to make it go from this to this. Would you pay $15,000 for this? Let me know in the comments.