You can do it yourself or find a local chimney sweep/dryer exhaust company.The one I use near me does the chimney Inspection and dryer exhaust cleaning for about $135

The teller slip from the transaction is the tenant's receipt.If you wanted to be especially prudent, could sweep the money out of that account each month into another "private" account, but I don't see how an unscrupulous tenant could withdraw money from the account. 

You could offer to hunt down deals, handle mailings, run errands, sweep floors, or whatever.

I have never cleaned a tenants place while they are occupying it except to straighten up/sweep up after a repair. 

I do like laminates and vinyl laminates because you just sweep and damp mop at turn over.

I actually came to one of my homes to find the tenant sweeping the carpet.

Tenant shall not allow any sweepings, rubbish, sand, rags, ashes or other substances to be thrown or deposited therein.

Direct the tenants to deposit the funds into that account and then sweep the account.

The one my wife and I have is tied to a zero balance sweep checking account, so all regular deposits are swept to our remaining balance, saving us interest cost until those funds are swept back off to pay bills.

We used a company called BioSweep and it solved the issue.https://biosweepnva.com/Next time we will trash out property, remove soiled carpet and flooring, clean, and then treat the house smell(Bio sweep) prior to painting and doing any Kilz.