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Anthony Parr
  • Investor
  • Covington, LA
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How much to spend on post reno cleaning?

Anthony Parr
  • Investor
  • Covington, LA
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We did a MAJOR reno on a rental from the 70s that had 100% differed maintenance.  Almost a full rebuild and finally finished after about 7 months.  Right now we are evaluating local cleaning services.  The quote was for $1050 which included, on paper, a very detailed cleaning with paint removal, etc. This is a company, not a person with a cleaning service.  Does this number sound high?  It is a challenge in our area to find services with this specialty, maybe an investment in the future, but for now what do you all think about the rate?  This would be at least one full-day job with about four people working, I think step one is backpack vacuums for the construction dust and then the rest. 

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