As a Dawsonville landlord, spring cleaning is really important for various reasons. Fundamentally, it can help pull in and retain tenants by ensuring the rental property is clean, organized, and clutter-free. A very well-cleaned and well-maintained property can create a cheery ambiance and a positive impression on potential tenants and make them so much more disposed to rent from you.
How to keep your rental property clean
1. Start with a thorough property inspection
A thorough and extensive inspection specifies painstakingly looking into every room and region of the house for evidence of detriment or danger, wear, and tear, or cleanliness issues. Dusting and vacuuming, checking for leaks or cracks, inspecting appliances, and clearing and organizing places are all customary examples.
2. Deep clean the property
It is relevant to thoroughly clean and sanitize every house nook and cranny, along with areas regularly untouched during scheduled cleaning. Examples of such tasks are scrubbing grout, washing windows, cleaning appliances inside and out, shampooing carpets, and dusting and washing walls, baseboards, and other surfaces. Look into hiring a professional cleaning service to see to it you get a complete job.
3. Check the HVAC system
Checking and cleaning the air filters, trying to find evident signs of damage or wear, and scheduling a professional maintenance check-up are all parts of attentively checking the HVAC system. This step helps ensure the system operates properly, boosts indoor air quality, and avoids unwanted and most likely breakdowns when the upcoming heavy-use season comes around.
4. Test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors
In the course of spring cleaning, test smoke and carbon monoxide detectors to see to it each device works correctly, change batteries as required, and replace any cracked or damaged devices. Testing these detectors ensures everyone’s safety in the home by granting early detection and warning in the frightening event of a fire or carbon monoxide leak.
5. Check plumbing fixtures
Checking plumbing during spring cleaning connotes attentively inspecting all pipes, drains, and faucets for leaks, blockages, or other signs of damage. Plumbing checks may similarly include flushing the water heater and closely checking the water pressure to make certain that everything is operating functionally well and advantageously, avoiding potential water damage and pricy repairs in time.
By going through and putting into effect these much-needed steps to maintain your rental property, you can truly help preserve and support the property’s value and prevent damage to fixtures and appliances. A clean rental property is more charming and attractive to plausible tenants and can help retain existing tenants, and eventually bringing in generous rental income.