After a long winter, you might be eager to finally get outside and begin working in the yard to make it look better. However, your home itself might need some attention, too. If you're busy enough with yard-related projects that you don't want to put time into cleaning your home, help is just a phone call away in the form of a residential cleaning service. While you work in the yard, one or more cleaning professionals will be able to tackle your home to make it sparkle to welcome the change in seasons. Here are some specific spring cleaning-related tasks that you'll want to have the crew deal with.
Entryways
The entryways of your home can look a little rough after the winter. Sand brought in on peoples' boots can litter the area, while drips of water off wet boots and winter clothing can leave unsightly stains. Your cleaning crew will get to work vacuuming up any loose particles, scrubbing the floors and baseboards, and shaking out any mats — as well as running them through the washing machine if necessary — until the area is completely transformed. The crew can also clean up your winter boot rack so that you can store it for another year and have it spotless when you need it again next winter.
Garage
In many cases, the garage of a home after the winter will need some attention. Like the entryways, the garage can be full of sand from boots and car tires, as well as dried up, dirty puddles leftover from your shovels. While you might not need the garage cleaned as thoroughly as the inside of your home, you'll nonetheless want this area tidy — after all, sand on the garage floor can easily get carted inside your home, resulting in a mess.
Windows
Windows are another part of your home that should be part of your spring cleaning. It's unlikely that you cleaned the windows over the winter, given that cleaning products can quickly freeze on the exterior of the glass and make a mess. While you might occasionally wipe down the interior of your windows with a cloth, your cleaning professionals will take more of a thorough approach. They'll clean both the interior and exterior of the windows, as well as remove the screens and soak them in a cleaning solution. This process will remove dust and grime that coats the screens — and you'll definitely notice a major difference once the screens are installed again.
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