Near the ASU campus, much of our Tempe work is move-out cleaning. Leases around the university tend to end in May and turn over again in late July and August, and students and landlords book the clean a deposit walkthrough expects: inside the oven and refrigerator, cabinets and drawers, bathrooms from top to bottom, and floors finished last. Shared houses with several roommates usually need more degreasing in the kitchen and more descaling in showers, where hard water builds up fast. Property managers with several units can book them together.
South Tempe is a different job. Families in Warner Ranch and around Kiwanis Park book recurring cleaning for 1980s and 1990s homes with pools, carpet and tile, and a first deep clean works through the grout, the baseboards and the hard water on shower glass before that routine begins. Condo owners near Tempe Town Lake want glass and stone kept clear, and Maple-Ash has older homes with original floors that get pH-neutral products. Monsoon storms in late summer coat patio doors and screens, and the same team gives those extra time on the next visit.
Short-term rentals near campus, Mill Avenue and the lake fill up on ASU home football weekends, at commencement in May and December, and in March when spring training brings visitors to Tempe. Hosts send their calendar, and each turnover goes into the gap between one check-out and the next check-in. The team strips and remakes the beds, resets the kitchen and restocks from the host's supply, and the photo report flags anything broken or missing so the host can sort it out before the next guest arrives.
Tempe keeps building. New condo towers have gone up around the lake and downtown, and many of the 1960s ranch homes near ASU have been remodeled, some by owners and some by landlords renovating a rental between tenants. After that kind of work, drywall dust settles into vents, closet shelves and cabinet corners, and the team takes it out in two passes before the new floors are mopped twice. If new tenants are due in August, give us the handover date and we work back from it.