A clean vessel, RV or aircraft shows better in photos and in person. This guide walks through what to clean before listing and showings.
Buyers judge condition quickly, and a clean, fresh-smelling interior suggests the owner has taken care of the rest. Cleaning will not change what a survey or inspection finds, but it helps buyers see the asset at its best.
Remove personal items, stow loose gear and clear surfaces. Spaces look bigger and cleaner right away.
Clean the galley or kitchen, bathrooms, cabins, floors and upholstery, and clean glass and mirrors. Pay attention to corners and storage areas.
Clean decks, seats, glass and hardware on a boat, the roof, awnings and sides on an RV, or the fuselage and windows on an aircraft. Use products suited to each surface.
Clean the source of any smell and air the space out. Covering odors with fragrance rarely works and can put buyers off.
Schedule cleaning right before photos and showings, and take photos in good light. A final walk-through before each showing keeps it fresh.
Cleaning does not repair damage or hide problems. Be honest with buyers about condition and have repairs handled by qualified specialists.
Right before photos and showings, so everything looks its best.
Yes. We clean yachts, boats, RVs and aircraft inside and out.
No. We focus on cleaning and detailing only.