post-renovation cleaning package

Prepare a request

A better first email makes the request easier to quote and safer to scope.

Send first

The first email should give enough context for a useful manual reply.

  • Town or service area, timeline, and preferred handoff.
  • Current photos, references, or examples when approved to share.
  • Access, parking, materials, dimensions, or site constraints.
  • Anything that should not be handled.

Define the handoff

Describe what “ready” means for the next walkthrough, listing, tenant, owner, or customer.

  • Who will complete the final walkthrough.
  • Which rooms or surfaces matter most.
  • The next scheduled milestone for the space.
  • Any timing range already agreed with other trades.

Photos and references

Visual references help only when they are safe, relevant, and approved.

  • Avoid private documents, addresses, or personal details.
  • Label inspiration separately from exact requirements.
  • Use short notes so the request is easy to scan.
  • Do not send sensitive customer, tenant, employee, payment, or account data.

Before the first reply

The request is easier to quote when the decision path is clean.

  • One primary contact.
  • One preferred outcome.
  • Known constraints listed up front.
  • Clear permission for any examples or photos included.

Next step

Turn the notes into a request.

The guided request keeps the project basics together and prepares an email draft on your device.

Build a quote request