Even if the previous owners said the windows were cleaned before you moved in, it's worth booking your own — here's why.
You Don't Know the Real History
"Cleaned before closing" can mean anything from a proper professional job to a quick wipe-down the week before showings. You're starting fresh either way, so it's worth setting your own baseline.
What to Check For
- Hard water spots or mineral buildup, especially on ground-floor windows.
- Screen condition — torn or missing screens are common and easy to miss during a walkthrough.
- Track cleanliness — a good sign of how well the previous owners maintained the small stuff.
Good Timing for a Move-In Clean
Right after possession, before furniture fills the space and makes interior access harder. It's also a natural moment to note anything that needs repair (cracked seals, damaged screens) while everything's still fresh.
A Clean Start
A move-in window cleaning is a small cost that sets a clear baseline for your new home — and means you know exactly what condition your windows are actually in, not what a listing said.
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