If I may, I'd highly recommend taking full advantage of the resources at your disposal here on BP.

Those specifics and also sprinkler heads, batteries on thermostats, and  unclog a garbage disposal, . 

Long story short, I sent a plumber out there for $175 and the plumber pulled a full sized, uneaten apple out of the garbage disposal.

Having to trust that your cleaner is always going to do an amazing job without being checked on, having to pay someone to go change a light bulb or unclog a garbage disposal.

This could mean half as many complaints, half as many late rent checks, and half as many broken toilets and garbage disposals, etc.

Anyhow, I was charged $225.00 for "trip and disposal" fees to throw it away.  

Or did I buy a disposable model?

Did a lot of possibly unnecessary work in the basement because of this and ended up taking out a lot of upgraded items prior to moving (keypad entry, installed heater, garbage disposal, etc)2) free or discounted labor doesn't work on your time frame.3) go into everything with an exit strategy.

If you plan on following through with other investment vehicles like stock or real estate (I imagine you are otherwise why be on this forum) you would want to only contribute the minimum 5% to take the company match, and put the rest of your disposable income to those investment activities.

What will it cost you if they do not remove anything after closing and you have to dispose of it?