Cleaning

House Flips

Fast, thorough turnover cleaning for renovated and investment properties.

How we help

Good work starts with a clear plan.

We help investors and property teams get houses market-ready with careful cleanup after repairs, remodeling, and contractor work.

A renovated property needs to look finished when buyers, tenants, photographers, or inspectors arrive. AM Solutions helps Pittsburgh-area investors and property teams move from the construction phase to a clean, market-ready presentation.

House-flip cleaning is coordinated around changing project schedules and the condition left by multiple trades. We concentrate on visible dust, completed rooms, fixtures, floors, and the details that can distract from otherwise strong renovation work.

Serving Pittsburgh-area properties412-927-9501

The scope

Built around your property.

The exact work is confirmed before your appointment or project begins. These are common priorities, not a one-size-fits-all checklist.

01Post-renovation dust and surface cleaning
02Kitchen and bathroom finish cleaning
03Floors, trim, ledges, and accessible fixtures
04Final preparation before listing photos or showings
05Turnover support based on the project deadline

Our approach

Simple from first call to finished work.

Clear communication and a practical scope keep the work focused from the first conversation through completion.

1
Confirm completion
We review the property status, remaining punch-list work, and target listing or turnover date.
2
Prioritize presentation
The scope focuses on completed spaces and the details most visible during photos and walkthroughs.
3
Finish for market
We complete the agreed cleanup so the improvements—not construction dust—get the attention.

Before we begin

A little preparation goes a long way.

Build a little room into the schedule between the final trade visit and photography. Contractors should remove tools and bulk waste first, and all finishes should be dry. If punch-list work continues after cleaning, a smaller final touch-up may be needed.

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