Empty cabinets and fridge in Nuns’ Island
Nuns’ Island, Île-des-Sœurs in French, is a neighbourhood administered by the borough of Verdun. It is a master-planned island community in the St. Lawrence River, developed from 1962 and dominated by apartment and condo towers and townhouses. Move-out work in Nuns’ Island starts when the boxes are gone. Empty cabinets, the fridge, the oven interior and the rooms you can walk through get the pass. A lease handback, staging, or the first night in an empty place is the usual reason. If the tenant still has belongings in a closet, that closet stays off the list. We do not pack, haul or store. We clean the empty shell you can hand back or walk into.
What an empty-home visit covers
Cabinets, fridge, oven interior and empty rooms in Nuns’ Island after the keys change hands. Occupied-home weekly work is a different service. Confirm access, parking and the rooms that are actually empty before the date. Guaranteed or it’s free. Book
