Few things are more stressful than closing a new home. After weeks (or months or years) of searching and touring, researching, debating, and starting over time and time again, you found it – your dream home. Whether you’re buying or renting, deciding to turn a new house into your new home can be daunting.

And with the packing, unpacking, and fighting about where the TV should go or whether or not you need end tables on both sides of the couch, the last thing you want to think about is cleaning. 

We get it. There’s more than enough on your plate already. As boxes and bags tower above you, the thought of getting on your hands and knees and scrubbing, scraping, and buffing is a task too horrible to even consider. The only problem? You might not be moving into a clean house.

Is Your New House Clean?

Sure it might look swept up. But cleaning for open houses and potential buyers is different than cleaning for a family to live and thrive in. When agents spruce up a place for walkthroughs, they’re usually just looking for outer cleanliness. The wood might be gleaming and the floors appear spotless -- but does that actually mean that the floors are free from germs and the furniture isn’t just conveniently placed to cover stains? For information on our carpet cleaning services call 512-451-8326 today.

That’s why we suggest giving your new home a good scrub down before lugging in the couch and the kids. To avoid germs, stains, and potential allergens stuck in the house, we know the secrets to making your new home actually seem new again.

And we know asking you to deep clean your home before moving day is an absurd request, so what about letting the professionals handle it? 

At The Steam Team we’re trained in knowing how to get a new home really clean and germ-free without the hassle. Let us take care of the floors and stains, while you worry about whether or not the foosball table from college is making its way in the house.