Shared kitchens & bathrooms
Give the busiest rooms some attention. Discuss counters, sinks, fixtures, and other cleaning priorities with Brittany’s team before the visit.
The semester gets busy. Keep your apartment or off-campus home comfortable without spending your free time on the cleaning.
Get a free estimateNo obligation. Scope and timing confirmed with you.
Cardinal Cleaning helps University of Alabama students and Tuscaloosa renters keep occupied apartments, condos, and off-campus homes clean during the semester. This is everyday home cleaning, not just a between-lease turnover. Request a one-time refresh or discuss recurring visits for your shared living spaces, kitchen, bathrooms, and bedrooms.
Give the busiest rooms some attention. Discuss counters, sinks, fixtures, and other cleaning priorities with Brittany’s team before the visit.
Plan accessible surfaces, dusting, and floors in the rooms you want included. Confirm whether you need the whole home or selected shared spaces cleaned.
Request a single clean or talk through ongoing help. Share class schedules, roommate arrangements, and entry instructions so the visit fits your household.
Every property is different. Your estimate confirms the specific tasks, price, and schedule before work is booked.
Have roommates? Agree on the spaces to include and who will coordinate the visit. Let us know about locked bedrooms, pets, parking, or building access before we confirm the cleaning.
Have something specific in mind?
Call 205-496-0257.
Yes. Cardinal Cleaning offers cleaning for occupied student apartments, condos, and homes in Tuscaloosa, including properties near the University of Alabama. You don’t need to wait until move-out to request a clean.
Yes. Choose one contact to coordinate the request, share the rooms you want included, and tell us your preferred frequency. We’ll confirm scope, price, and availability with that contact.
Yes. This service is for occupied apartments and homes during the semester. Student housing turnover cleaning is planned between leases, often after belongings have been removed and before a new resident moves in.