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Spring means open windows, fresh air, and a chance to reset your apartment — but not all cleaning tasks are created equal when you live in a rental home. Here’s a checklist that actually matters — tenant‑approved and landlord‑friendly. 1. Start With Floors Carpet, hardwood, laminate — every surface benefits from attention after winter. Vacuum edges and under furniture Steam clean carpets if needed Wipe and monitor grout lines Winter salt and grime sneak into corners. This step restores that “fresh home” feel. 2. Deep Clean Appliances Refrigerators, ovens, and dishwashers take the brunt of winter mess. Pull fridge out to wipe underneath Clean oven racks and trays Run dishwasher on a cleaning cycle Clean appliances work better and smell better too. 3. Refresh Walls and Light Switches Fingerprints, scuffs, and grime build up. Use gentle wall soap Wipe light switches Spot‑clean door frames This makes a big visual difference without damaging paint. 4. Windows, Sills, and Screens Spring means light. Let it in. Wash windows inside and out Clean screens and tracks Wipe down blinds Natural light reveals a cleaner, brighter space. 5. Curtains and Fabric Surfaces Curtains, throw blankets, and cushion covers trap odours. Wash or steam them Rotate cushions Air out blankets This freshens up the whole unit. 6. Bathroom Deep Clean Tile and grout can look dingy after winter. Use a grout brush Replace or wash shower liners Clean under sink areas Bathrooms benefit from detailed care. 7. Air Filter Refresh Check HVAC filters for lint, pet hair, and dust buildup. Change filters seasonally Keep vents clear Ensure good airflow Clean air feels better and reduces dust buildup. Spring cleaning isn’t about perfection. It is about maintaining a healthy, fresh living space — and making life easier for you and future tenants. Brunswick Property Management Landlord‑approved cleaning guidance you can trust.