Farmhouse, modern home, with large property suburban area.

1. Pre-Cleaning Inspection Walk through the property to assess the level of cleaning required. Take photos of high-traffic or heavily used areas for reference. 2. General Cleaning Tasks Common Areas: Remove all trash, including leftover scripts, props, and catering items. Dust surfaces, including furniture, shelves, and decorations. Wipe down high-touch areas (light switches, door handles, remotes, etc.). Floors: Vacuum carpets and rugs thoroughly to remove dirt and debris. Mop hardwood, tile, or laminate floors with appropriate cleaners. Windows and Mirrors: Clean smudges, fingerprints, or streaks from windows and mirrors. 3. Room-Specific Cleaning Living Areas/Filming Spaces: Move furniture back to its original arrangement. Check for damages (e.g., scratches or stains) caused by equipment or crew. Bathrooms: Disinfect sinks, toilets, tubs, and showers. Clean mirrors and replenish toiletries and towels if needed. Kitchen (if used): Deep clean countertops, sinks, and appliances. Empty and sanitize the fridge, microwave, and dishwasher. Sweep and mop floors thoroughly. Bedrooms: Wash all bedding, including sheets, pillowcases, and duvet covers. Dust headboards, nightstands, and lamps. 4. Outdoor Areas (if applicable) Remove trash or debris from patios, decks, or driveways. Sweep and power wash areas used for equipment setup. 5. Final Touches Sanitize high-traffic and high-touch areas. Ensure all furniture and décor are in place. Spray a fresh, light scent (avoid overpowering fragrances). Conduct a final walkthrough to ensure no items were left behind by the crew. 6. Post-Cleaning Inspection Check for damages and document them if needed. Confirm with the production team if cleaning meets their standards. Would you like help drafting a checklist or agreement for production companies to ensure care during filming?