Move-In Ready
Your keys are ready. Your apartment should be too.
Deep clean, locks changed, shelves and curtain rods up, and the TV mounted before your furniture lands. One coordinated booking for the work every New Yorker needs at move-in.
- Turnaround
- Book at least three business days before move-in. Larger apartments or building-access restrictions may need more lead time.
- How pricing works
- One itemized, flat quote based on apartment size and the setup tasks you choose. Standard cleaning supplies and basic mounting hardware are included; specialty parts and building fees are shown separately before booking.
- Where
- Manhattan · Brooklyn · Queens · The Bronx · Staten Island
What's included
- Pre-move deep clean of the kitchen, bathroom, floors, closets, and inside empty cabinets
- Lock cylinder change or standard lock replacement, with a fresh set of keys
- Shelf, curtain rod, mirror, and picture hanging on common NYC wall types
- TV mounting with basic cable management
- Smoke and carbon-monoxide detector check, plus replacement batteries when needed
- A completion report with photos before access is handed back
What's not
- Painting, refinishing, pest treatment, or construction work
- Full electrical or plumbing repairs discovered during the visit
- Moving boxes or furniture between addresses
- Work a landlord or building has not authorized
If you need something on this list, send it through the box below — some of it we can arrange, it's just not part of the standard job.
How it works
- Send the move-in date, access details, photos, and your setup list
- Get one coordinated plan and a flat quote for the selected jobs
- Vetted pros complete the work before the furniture delivery or move begins
Who it's for
- New renters with a narrow gap between getting the keys and the moving truck arriving
- Out-of-town arrivals who need the apartment handled before they reach the city
- Anyone who would rather unpack into a finished home than live around a to-do list
Questions people actually ask
Do I need to be in the apartment?
No. A super, broker, doorman, lockbox, or other authorized person can provide access. You receive photos when the work is complete.
Can you coordinate around my movers?
Yes. The preferred window is before the movers arrive, but the team can sequence work around a confirmed delivery schedule when the building allows it.
What if the apartment needs a repair once you get inside?
The pro documents it and asks before adding work. Urgent issues can be routed to Lockout & Home Emergency; everything else is quoted separately.
Your situation not covered above?
If what you need is close to this but not quite it — a weird building, an odd hour, a job that spans two of these — describe it here. It goes straight to the founder, and unusual requests are how new services get added.
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