Moving into your first apartment in South Orange is an exciting milestone—whether you’re a Seton Hall student establishing independence, a young professional starting your career, or anyone experiencing the freedom of your own space. However, the responsibility of maintaining a clean, healthy living environment can feel overwhelming without the structure of parental oversight or campus residential life. Understanding what to clean, how often, and with what supplies transforms apartment maintenance from a mysterious chore into a manageable routine supporting your lifestyle, protecting your security deposit, and creating the comfortable home you deserve. This comprehensive first apartment cleaning checklist provides South Orange renters with the knowledge, strategies, and practical guidance needed to maintain spotless apartments while balancing work, school, and social life.

Quick Answer: Essential Apartment Cleaning Basics

New South Orange renters should focus on these fundamentals:

Weekly minimum routine:

• Kitchen: Wipe counters and appliances, clean stove, sweep and mop floor
• Bathroom: Clean toilet, sink, and shower/tub; mop floor
• Living areas: Vacuum or sweep floors, dust surfaces
• Bedroom: Change sheets, vacuum or sweep floor
• Throughout: Take out trash and recycling

Monthly deep cleaning:

• Refrigerator interior cleaning
• Oven deep cleaning
• Bathroom grout and tile scrubbing
• Baseboard dusting
• Ceiling fan and light fixture cleaning
• Thorough vacuuming including under furniture

Essential supplies (under $50):

• All-purpose cleaner
• Glass cleaner
• Bathroom disinfectant
• Floor cleaner appropriate to your flooring
• Microfiber cloths or sponges
• Vacuum cleaner or broom and dustpan
• Mop and bucket
• Toilet brush
• Rubber gloves

Time investment:

• Weekly routine: 1-2 hours for average apartment
• Monthly deep cleaning: 2-4 hours
• Daily maintenance: 10-15 minutes keeps weekly cleaning manageable

Consistent routine prevents overwhelming buildup while protecting your apartment and supporting healthy living.

Why Apartment Cleaning Matters for South Orange Renters

Health and Wellbeing

Clean apartments support physical and mental health:

Physical health benefits:

• Reduced allergens, dust, and mold preventing respiratory issues
• Eliminated bacteria and germs reducing illness
• Prevention of pest infestations (roaches, mice) common in multi-unit buildings
• Safer environment with reduced trip hazards and clutter
• Better sleep in clean, organized bedroom spaces

Mental health advantages:

• Reduced stress and anxiety from organized living spaces
• Improved mood in clean, pleasant environments
• Sense of control and accomplishment from maintenance
• Pride in your independent living situation
• Better focus for studying or working from home

Lifestyle support:

• Comfortable entertaining friends and guests
• Functional cooking and food preparation
• Productive work or study environment
• Relaxing personal sanctuary after long days

Security Deposit Protection

Cleaning directly affects move-out finances:

Deposit preservation: Most South Orange landlords require one month’s rent as security deposit—typically $1,200-$2,500 for apartments near Seton Hall and the village center. Regular cleaning prevents damage requiring deductions:

• Carpet staining from spills not cleaned promptly
• Grout discoloration from bathroom neglect
• Appliance damage from improper maintenance
• Wall damage from accumulated grime
• Floor damage from dirt and debris

Normal wear and tear versus neglect: Landlords cannot charge for normal wear and tear but can deduct for damage from neglect. Clean, well-maintained apartments clearly show normal use versus abuse.

Move-out cleaning requirements: Lease agreements typically require apartments returned in “broom-clean” or better condition. Regular maintenance makes move-out cleaning manageable versus overwhelming last-minute crisis.

Documentation: Photographs of clean apartment at move-in and move-out protect against unfair deduction claims.

Lease Compliance

Rental agreements include maintenance obligations:

Tenant responsibilities: New Jersey law and most leases require tenants to:

• Keep premises in clean and safe condition
• Properly dispose of waste and garbage
• Prevent unsanitary conditions
• Maintain smoke and carbon monoxide detectors
• Report maintenance issues promptly

Potential consequences of neglect:

• Lease violations and potential eviction proceedings
• Fees for professional cleaning if landlord must intervene
• Liability for pest infestations resulting from uncleanliness
• Negative landlord references affecting future housing

Good tenant reputation: Clean, responsible tenancy creates positive landlord relationships supporting:

• Favorable lease renewals
• Potential rent negotiation flexibility
• Strong references for future apartments
• Landlord responsiveness to maintenance requests

Essential Cleaning Supplies for First Apartments

Budget-Friendly Starter Kit

Everything you need without breaking the bank:

Cleaning products ($25-$35):

• All-purpose cleaner ($4-$6): Kitchen, bathroom, general surfaces
• Bathroom disinfectant ($4-$6): Toilet, tub, sink sanitization
• Glass/window cleaner ($3-$5): Mirrors, windows, glass surfaces
• Floor cleaner ($4-$6): Appropriate for your flooring type
• Dish soap ($2-$4): Dishes and gentle cleaning
• Optional: Furniture polish, stainless steel cleaner

Tools and equipment ($50-$100):

• Vacuum cleaner ($40-$80): Essential for carpeted apartments; basic upright or stick vacuum sufficient
• OR Broom and dustpan ($10-$15): For hardwood/tile apartments
• Mop and bucket ($15-$25): Microfiber mop recommended; reusable versus disposable pads
• Toilet brush and holder ($5-$8)
• Scrub brush ($3-$5): Grout, tubs, tough cleaning
• Microfiber cloths (pack of 12-24, $10-$15): Reusable, effective, economical
• Sponges ($3-$5): Various scrubbing surfaces
• Rubber gloves ($3-$5): Protect hands from chemicals and germs

Storage and organization ($10-$15):

• Under-sink caddy or bucket organizing supplies
• Trash bags (kitchen and bathroom sizes)
• Recycling bags if required

Total startup investment: $85-$150

This covers complete cleaning needs for typical South Orange apartment.

Money-Saving Tips

Economical approaches for student budgets:

Dollar store finds: Many cleaning products at dollar stores perform adequately:

• Basic sponges and brushes
• Microfiber cloths
• Rubber gloves
• Trash bags
• Some cleaning solutions

DIY cleaning solutions:

• All-purpose: Water and white vinegar (1:1 ratio)
• Glass cleaner: Vinegar, water, drop of dish soap
• Scrubbing paste: Baking soda and water
• Disinfectant: Rubbing alcohol diluted with water

Buy concentrated products: Dilutable concentrates cost less per use than ready-to-use sprays.

Reusable over disposable:

• Microfiber cloths versus paper towels
• Washable mop pads versus disposable
• Refillable spray bottles
• Quality tools lasting years versus repeated cheap replacements

Share costs with roommates: If sharing apartment, split cleaning supply costs evenly.

Sales and coupons: Target, CVS, and ShopRite in South Orange regularly discount cleaning products.

What You Don’t Need Initially

Avoid unnecessary purchases:

Skip these unless specific need:

• Carpet shampooer (rent if needed)
• Steam cleaner
• Specialized equipment
• Excessive different cleaners (all-purpose handles most jobs)
• Expensive name brands (generic often identical)

Don’t overbuy: Purchase only immediate needs; additional specialized products as situations arise.

Room-by-Room Cleaning Checklist

Kitchen Cleaning

The most critical room requiring regular attention:

Daily/after each use:

• ☐ Wash dishes or load dishwasher immediately after meals
• ☐ Wipe down countertops removing crumbs and spills
• ☐ Wipe stove/cooktop after cooking
• ☐ Sweep floor if debris present
• ☐ Take out trash when full (don’t let overflow)
• ☐ Wipe dining table after eating

Weekly cleaning:

• ☐ Deep clean countertops and backsplash
• ☐ Clean stovetop thoroughly, including drip pans
• ☐ Wipe down all appliance exteriors (refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher)
• ☐ Clean microwave interior
• ☐ Scrub sink and polish faucet
• ☐ Sweep and mop floor completely
• ☐ Wipe cabinet fronts and handles
• ☐ Take out trash and recycling
• ☐ Wipe light switches and door handles

Monthly deep cleaning:

• ☐ Clean refrigerator interior (discard expired items, wipe shelves and drawers)
• ☐ Clean oven interior (use self-clean if available, or appropriate cleaner)
• ☐ Wipe inside cabinets and drawers
• ☐ Clean under/behind appliances if moveable
• ☐ Descale coffee maker or kettle if used
• ☐ Clean dishwasher filter and run empty cleaning cycle
• ☐ Wipe baseboards
• ☐ Clean light fixtures

Kitchen cleaning tips:

• Clean spills immediately preventing staining and sticky buildup
• Run garbage disposal with ice and citrus preventing odors
• Keep sink drain clear preventing clogs
• Line refrigerator shelves with washable mats for easier cleaning
• Don’t let dishes pile up—wash immediately or daily

Time estimate: 15 minutes daily maintenance, 30-45 minutes weekly, 1-2 hours monthly

Bathroom Cleaning

Critical for hygiene and guest-readiness:

Weekly cleaning (minimum):

• ☐ Clean and disinfect toilet (bowl, seat, exterior, base)
• ☐ Scrub sink and polish faucet
• ☐ Clean mirror
• ☐ Scrub shower/tub, including walls and doors/curtain
• ☐ Wipe down countertops and vanity
• ☐ Sweep and mop floor
• ☐ Empty trash
• ☐ Replace towels
• ☐ Wipe light switches and door handles

Bi-weekly:

• ☐ Scrub grout lines in shower and floor
• ☐ Clean shower curtain or liner
• ☐ Wipe cabinet exteriors
• ☐ Clean exhaust fan cover

Monthly:

• ☐ Organize under-sink storage
• ☐ Discard expired products
• ☐ Deep clean grout and tile
• ☐ Descale showerhead if mineral buildup
• ☐ Wipe baseboards
• ☐ Clean light fixtures

Bathroom cleaning tips:

• Keep toilet brush and bathroom cleaner readily accessible for quick cleaning
• Squeegee shower after each use preventing soap scum and mildew
• Run exhaust fan during and after showers controlling humidity
• Address mildew immediately with appropriate cleaner
• Keep counters clear for easier cleaning
• Regular cleaning prevents tough buildup requiring harsh chemicals

Time estimate: 20-30 minutes weekly, plus 30 minutes monthly deep cleaning

Bedroom Cleaning

Your personal sanctuary deserves regular care:

Weekly:

• ☐ Change bed sheets and pillowcases
• ☐ Vacuum or sweep floor
• ☐ Dust dresser, nightstands, and surfaces
• ☐ Organize clothing and belongings
• ☐ Empty trash

Bi-weekly:

• ☐ Dust blinds or wash curtains
• ☐ Wipe mirrors and glass surfaces
• ☐ Vacuum under bed if accessible
• ☐ Organize closet as needed

Monthly:

• ☐ Rotate or flip mattress
• ☐ Vacuum mattress
• ☐ Wash comforter or duvet
• ☐ Dust ceiling fan and light fixtures
• ☐ Wipe baseboards and door frames
• ☐ Deep clean closet and donate unused items
• ☐ Vacuum or wash decorative pillows

Bedroom tips:

• Make bed daily for immediate tidier appearance
• Keep floor clear of clothing and items
• Use under-bed storage minimizing floor clutter
• Regular closet organization prevents overwhelming buildup
• Fresh sheets weekly support better sleep and hygiene

Time estimate: 15-20 minutes weekly, 30-45 minutes monthly

Living Room and Common Areas

Social and relaxation spaces:

Weekly:

• ☐ Vacuum carpets or sweep/mop hard floors
• ☐ Dust all surfaces (coffee table, end tables, TV stand, shelves)
• ☐ Wipe down electronics (TV, gaming systems) with appropriate cloth
• ☐ Organize books, magazines, and miscellaneous items
• ☐ Vacuum upholstered furniture
• ☐ Empty trash
• ☐ Straighten pillows and throws

Bi-weekly:

• ☐ Dust ceiling fan and light fixtures
• ☐ Wipe light switches and door handles
• ☐ Clean TV screen properly
• ☐ Organize entertainment center or shelving

Monthly:

• ☐ Vacuum under furniture if moveable
• ☐ Spot clean upholstery stains
• ☐ Dust blinds or wash curtains
• ☐ Wipe baseboards
• ☐ Clean windows and window sills
• ☐ Organize and declutter decorations

Living room tips:

• Daily 10-minute tidying prevents overwhelming mess
• Use storage ottomans or baskets for attractive organization
• Coasters prevent furniture staining
• Vacuum high-traffic paths more frequently
• Keep remote controls and cables organized

Time estimate: 20-30 minutes weekly, 1 hour monthly

Entry and Hallways

First impressions and high-traffic areas:

Weekly:

• ☐ Sweep or vacuum floors (high dirt area from outdoor tracking)
• ☐ Wipe entry table or surfaces
• ☐ Organize shoes and coats
• ☐ Shake out or vacuum entry mat

Monthly:

• ☐ Mop hard surface floors
• ☐ Wipe baseboards
• ☐ Clean light fixtures
• ☐ Wipe light switches and door handles
• ☐ Clean closet if applicable

Entry tips:

• Shoe mat at door reducing tracked dirt
• Coat hooks or rack preventing floor pile-up
• Regular organization maintaining functionality
• Welcome mat both inside and outside if allowed

Establishing Cleaning Routines

Daily Habits (10-15 Minutes)

Small daily efforts prevent overwhelming buildup:

Morning routine:

• Make bed (2 minutes)
• Put away any items left out overnight (3 minutes)
• Wipe kitchen counter after breakfast (2 minutes)

Evening routine:

• Wash dinner dishes or load dishwasher (10 minutes)
• Wipe kitchen counter and stove (3 minutes)
• Quick living room tidy (5 minutes)
• Lay out clothes for next day while putting away today’s (3 minutes)

Continuous habits:

• Put items away immediately after use
• Clean spills when they happen
• Sort mail and papers daily
• Take trash out when full

Impact: 15 minutes daily prevents hour+ cleanup sessions and maintains baseline cleanliness.

Weekly Schedule

Distribute tasks across the week:

Sample weekly schedule:

• Monday: Bathroom cleaning (30 minutes)
• Tuesday: Bedroom (vacuum, dust, organize) (20 minutes)
• Wednesday: Kitchen deep clean (45 minutes)
• Thursday: Living room (vacuum, dust) (30 minutes)
• Friday: Light day (trash, recycling, general tidy) (15 minutes)
• Saturday/Sunday: Laundry, sheets, floors throughout (1-2 hours)

Flexibility: Adjust schedule to your life:

• Combine tasks if preferred
• Weekend concentrated cleaning if weekdays too busy
• Split between roommates if sharing apartment

Consistency over perfection: Regular routine, even if abbreviated, beats sporadic perfect cleaning.

Monthly Deep Cleaning

One thorough session monthly:

Choose consistent day: First Saturday or Sunday of each month creates habit.

Tackle in order:

1. Kitchen deep clean (1 hour)
2. Bathroom deep clean (45 minutes)
3. Bedroom thorough cleaning (45 minutes)
4. Living areas detailed cleaning (45 minutes)
5. Entry, hallways, additional spaces (30 minutes)

Total time: 3-4 hours monthly maintains excellent condition.

Music and motivation: Upbeat music, podcasts, or audiobooks make time pass quickly.

Reward system: Plan enjoyable activity after completion (South Orange dining, movie, etc.).

Dealing with Common First Apartment Challenges

Small Space Organization

South Orange apartments vary but many are compact:

Vertical storage:

• Wall shelves maximizing space
• Over-door organizers (especially bathrooms)
• Tall bookcases using height
• Stackable storage containers

Multi-functional furniture:

• Storage ottomans
• Bed frames with drawers
• Coffee tables with shelves
• Foldable furniture when not in use

Minimize accumulation:

• “One in, one out” rule for new items
• Regular decluttering preventing buildup
• Avoid impulse purchases
• Digital alternatives (books, movies, documents)

Organization systems:

• Everything has designated place
• Labels on storage containers
• Drawer dividers and organizers
• Closet organization maximizing space

Pet-Friendly Cleaning

Many South Orange apartments allow pets:

Enhanced vacuuming:

• Vacuum 2-3 times weekly (versus weekly for non-pet apartments)
• Invest in vacuum with pet hair attachment
• Rubber broom for furniture and carpets
• Lint rollers for quick furniture touch-ups

Odor control:

• Litter box daily scooping, weekly complete change
• Enzyme-based pet odor eliminators
• Regular washing of pet bedding
• Air purifiers helping with dander and odors

Damage prevention:

• Scratching posts for cats
• Training pads for puppies
• Protective covers on furniture
• Regular nail trimming

Lease compliance:

• Pet deposits protected through careful cleaning
• Documentation of pre-existing damage
• Immediate cleaning of any pet accidents
• Regular professional carpet cleaning if required by lease

Dealing with Mold and Moisture

Older buildings sometimes have moisture issues:

Prevention:

• Run bathroom exhaust fan during and after showers
• Wipe down shower walls after use
• Don’t leave wet towels on floors or bunched up
• Ventilate bathroom with door open when not in use
• Use dehumidifier in humid months if needed
• Don’t hang wet laundry indoors without ventilation

Early treatment:

• Address mold immediately when noticed
• Bathroom cleaner with mold/mildew fighter
• Vinegar solution for minor mold
• Report significant mold to landlord immediately

Landlord notification: Major moisture or mold issues are landlord’s responsibility—document and report promptly.

Roommate Cleaning Coordination

Sharing apartment requires cooperation:

Establish expectations early:

• Discuss cleaning standards and expectations
• Create fair chore division
• Agree on shared supply costs
• Set consequences for not meeting obligations

Chore distribution strategies:

• Rotation: Weekly rotation through all tasks
• Assignment: Each person has specific ongoing responsibilities
• Hybrid: Combination of assigned and rotating tasks

Shared spaces focus:

• Kitchen and bathroom are priorities
• Each person responsible for own bedroom
• Common areas shared responsibility

Regular check-ins:

• Weekly or bi-weekly roommate meetings
• Address issues before they escalate
• Adjust system if not working

Cleaning schedule documentation:

• Chore chart visible to all
• Apps for task tracking (OurHome, Tody, others)
• Accountability through transparency

Professional cleaning option: Some roommates pool money for monthly professional cleaning of common areas—maintaining relationships while ensuring cleanliness.

South Orange-Specific Considerations

Seasonal Cleaning Needs

New Jersey seasons affect apartment care:

Winter (December-February):

• Increased entrance cleaning from salt and snow tracking
• Floor mats essential preventing damage
• Humidity control from heating system dryness
• Window cleaning for maximum winter light

Spring (March-May):

• Deep cleaning after winter
• Window washing for bright natural light
• Pollen management (frequent dusting, HVAC filter changes)
• Decluttering and organizing

Summer (June-August):

• Humidity and potential mold attention
• Air conditioning filter maintenance
• Increased kitchen cleaning if cooking more
• Outdoor furniture cleaning if balcony/patio

Fall (September-November):

• Leaf debris at entrances
• Deep cleaning before winter
• HVAC transition maintenance
• Holiday preparation cleaning

University Area Apartment Considerations

Near Seton Hall and village center:

Academic schedule alignment:

• Deep cleaning during breaks (winter, spring, summer)
• Maintenance during semester (weekly routine)
• Move-in/move-out cleaning planning

Noise considerations:

• Quiet hours for vacuuming (typically after 9am, before 9pm)
• Respect neighbors in multi-unit buildings

Shared building amenities:

• Keep laundry areas clean after use
• Maintain shared hallways
• Respect common space cleanliness

Parking and access:

• Street parking affects supply shopping (plan accordingly)
• Easier access to NJ Transit for errands if needed

Local Resources

South Orange shopping for supplies:

Nearby options:

• CVS (South Orange Avenue): Cleaning supplies, basics
• Target (Short Hills): Comprehensive selection, reasonable prices
• ShopRite (Millburn): Full cleaning aisle, often sales
• Dollar Tree (Various nearby): Budget basics
• Home Depot/Lowe’s (Nearby): Serious cleaning equipment, organization supplies

Laundry:

• In-building facilities (most common)
• Nearby laundromats if not in building
• Plan weekly to avoid buildup

Move-Out Cleaning

Security Deposit Recovery

Thorough move-out cleaning protects finances:

Timing: Complete cleaning before final walkthrough with landlord.

Comprehensive checklist:

• ☐ All rooms deep cleaned following monthly checklist
• ☐ Walls spot-cleaned, marks removed
• ☐ Floors thoroughly vacuumed and mopped
• ☐ Kitchen appliances cleaned inside and out
• ☐ Bathroom scrubbed completely
• ☐ Windows cleaned inside (and out if accessible)
• ☐ Closets emptied and cleaned
• ☐ Light fixtures dusted
• ☐ Baseboards wiped
• ☐ All trash and personal items removed
• ☐ Keys, remotes, parking passes returned

Professional help consideration: Many South Orange renters hire professional move-out cleaning:

• Ensures thorough job meeting landlord standards
• Saves time during stressful moving period
• Often $150-$300 for studio/1-bedroom
• May prevent larger deposit deductions

Documentation:

• Photos of clean apartment at move-out
• Comparison to move-in condition photos
• Written communication about any existing damage
• Receipts for professional cleaning if used

Final walkthrough:

• Attend scheduled walkthrough with landlord
• Address any concerns immediately
• Get written statement of condition if possible
• Understand timeline for deposit return (typically 30 days in NJ)

New Jersey Security Deposit Laws

Know your rights:

Landlord obligations:

• Return deposit within 30 days
• Provide itemized list of any deductions
• Cannot charge for normal wear and tear
• Must pay interest on deposits over $5,000

Disputing deductions:

• Document everything during tenancy
• Request explanation for questionable charges
• Small claims court option for disputes
• Legal aid available for serious issues

When to Hire Professional Help

Situations Warranting Professional Cleaning

Initial deep clean: Many renters hire professionals for move-in deep cleaning:

• Previous tenant’s cleanliness unknown
• Starting fresh with guaranteed clean slate
• Cost: $150-$250 for studio/1-bedroom

Regular maintenance: Busy students/professionals sometimes hire monthly or bi-monthly cleaning:

• Saves 4-8 hours monthly
• Professional results
• Maintains security deposit protection
• Cost: $80-$150 per visit for regular maintenance

Move-out cleaning: Professional move-out cleaning ensures deposit return:

• Thorough job meeting landlord standards
• Time savings during move
• Documentation of professional service

Special situations:

• Deep cleaning after illness
• Carpet stain removal
• Mold remediation (if not landlord responsibility)
• Post-party intensive cleaning

Finding Reliable Services

Verification:

• Licensed and insured providers
• South Orange area references
• Clear pricing and service scope
• Professional communication

Cost expectations:

• Regular cleaning: $25-$35 per hour or $80-$150 per visit
• Deep cleaning: $150-$300 depending on size and condition
• Move-out cleaning: $150-$300 for average apartment

Professional residential cleaning in South Orange can support students and young professionals managing busy schedules while maintaining apartment standards.

Building Sustainable Cleaning Habits

Motivation Strategies

Making cleaning less daunting:

Mindset shifts:

• View as self-care (creating healthy, comfortable home)
• Connect to goals (deposit return, guest-ready apartment)
• Recognize as life skill valuable lifelong
• Pride in independent capability

Making it enjoyable:

• Music, podcasts, audiobooks during cleaning
• Timing challenges (beat previous week’s time)
• Reward systems (treat after completion)
• Cleaning parties with roommates

Preventing overwhelming buildup:

• 10-15 minutes daily prevents hour+ sessions
• Address messes when they happen
• Don’t wait for “perfect time”—just start

Visual progress:

• Before-and-after photos showing accomplishment
• Checklist satisfaction crossing off tasks
• Visible improvements motivating continued effort

Long-Term Benefits

Cleaning habits support life beyond first apartment:

Transferable skills:

• Organization and time management
• Responsibility and follow-through
• Problem-solving (stain removal, repair identification)
• Resource management (budgeting for supplies)

Future advantages:

• Positive landlord references
• Confidence in home management
• Skills for home ownership
• Habits supporting lifelong wellbeing

Current quality of life:

• Comfortable, healthy living environment
• Reduced stress from organized space
• Confidence hosting friends
• Pride in independent living

Your Path to a Clean South Orange Apartment

Managing your first apartment in South Orange combines newfound freedom with new responsibilities. While cleaning may seem overwhelming initially, establishing simple routines, using the right supplies, and maintaining consistency creates manageable systems supporting the comfortable, healthy home you deserve.

Remember that perfection isn’t the goal—consistent basic care is. Your apartment doesn’t need to look like a magazine spread; it needs to be clean enough to protect your health, security deposit, and quality of life.

Whether you handle everything yourself, split responsibilities with roommates, or hire occasional professional help for the toughest tasks, taking ownership of your apartment’s cleanliness represents an important step in independent adult living.

South Orange offers a wonderful community for first-time renters—from Seton Hall students to young professionals drawn to the village’s charm and NYC proximity. A well-maintained apartment enhances your enjoyment of everything South Orange offers while building habits and skills serving you throughout life.

At Brilliant Image Cleaning, we support South Orange renters with flexible residential cleaning services—from move-in deep cleaning establishing your fresh start to regular maintenance if your schedule demands it, to move-out cleaning protecting your security deposit.

Contact us today to discuss how we can help make your first South Orange apartment the clean, comfortable home you deserve while you focus on school, work, and enjoying this exciting chapter of independence.