When selling a home in Markham, Richmond Hill, or Toronto, the chaos of packing often leaves sellers exhausted by closing day. However, under the standard Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) Agreement of Purchase and Sale, sellers are legally obligated to leave the property in “broom swept condition” and free of debris.
If the buyers do their final walkthrough and find a filthy oven, sticky floors, or abandoned garbage, they can instruct their real estate lawyer to hold back funds or file a complaint, delaying your closing process.
The Closing Day Protection Clean:
- Exceeding Legal Minimums: “Broom swept” is a vague legal baseline. We elevate the property to a true move-in ready standard, detailing the appliances, inside all cabinetry, and sanitizing the bathrooms so the buyers walk into a pristine new home.
- The Post-Mover Sweep: Movers inevitably track in dirt, scuff walls, and leave behind packing debris. We coordinate our cleaning to happen the moment the moving truck pulls away, erasing all evidence of the physical move.
- Realtor & Lawyer Peace of Mind: We provide an official commercial invoice upon completion. Your real estate agent can forward this to the buyer’s agent, acting as documented proof of your good faith and contract compliance.
Ensure a smooth, dispute-free closing day for your property sale.
[Secure your real estate closing day move-out clean today.]