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Serving Freeman, SD and surrounding areas

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I have experience providing residential and commercial cleaning services as a subcontractor for All Levels Construction in Dickinson and Williston, North Dakota. I completed move-in, move-out, and vacant unit cleanings for property management companies, traveling between multiple properties. I also used ClockShark to track my time, document completed work, and upload before-and-after photos.\n\nWhere can you work?\n\nBased in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. Willing to travel throughout Sioux Falls and surrounding communities for residential and commercial cleaning jobs.\n\nSpecial skills\n\n* Move-in and move-out cleaning\n* Vacant apartment and rental turnover cleaning\n* Residential house cleaning\n* Office and commercial cleaning\n* Deep cleaning kitchens and bathrooms\n* Carpet shampooing\n* Floor stripping, waxing, and finishing\n* Window and glass cleaning\n* Light maintenance and property preparation\n* Reliable, detail-oriented, and organized\n

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Dust & Shine, LLC
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Maid Service

Serving Freeman, SD and surrounding areas

In business since 2018

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"Life savers when it came to moving out of my apartment. The thought of the move out clean was overwhelming me. I couldnâ t be happier with Dust and Shine. They were on time and got my apartment done quicker than I could have. They even did a walkthrough with me to make sure I was happy with their service. I canâ t recommend them enough!"
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Garage Cleaning Services questions, answered by experts

If your garage door seems to freeze every winter, you can try rubbing silicone spray or petroleum jelly around the edges and rollers of the garage door. However, it’s a good idea to avoid direct application of silicone sprays like WD40 to rubber edges, which could damage them over time. A garage door that frequently freezes shut could need a full replacement, especially if it’s showing signs of rust or other wear and tear.

Always lock the door that separates your garage and your home. However, garage doors are seldom entrance points for thieves. It takes quite a bit of work and noise to pry open a garage door, so thieves often opt for windows or unlocked doors. Unless they have access to the motor which controls the door, as long as it's functioning properly you shouldn't worry too much about it.

Yes, a single garage door with an 8-foot width is considered standard. This will be the size needed if you are upgrading a garage door in nearly any standard-sized residential garage. If you are building a garage from scratch that you intend to use for parking a large truck, SUV, or RV, you can consider extending the width to 10 feet to make parking easier.

Yes. Paint will protect your garage floors, making them more resistant to water, mold, mildew, and oil stains. Depending on your paint choice, painted surfaces are easier to clean and maintain.

The best method for painting a garage door depends on the door's design and the finish you want to achieve. For the most professional-looking finish, especially on doors with panels or intricate details, a paint sprayer is an excellent choice. It can easily get into hard-to-reach places and provide a smooth, even coat.

If you don't have a sprayer, or if your door is flat, a combination of a roller and a brush is the most effective approach. Use a roller for the large, flat sections to cover the area quickly and efficiently. For the best results, experts recommend a roller with a nap between ⅜ and ¾ inches thick; natural fibers can also help ensure an even coat.

A brush is essential for handling the finer details. Use it to paint grooves, angles, small panels, and the edges of the door where you need more control.

Regardless of the tools you use, it's a good idea to step back after the main application to review your work and use a detail brush to touch up any missed spots.

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