75 TresserCleaning and Repairs Needed

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Living room windows

8 photos

Dirt in the window tracks and sill; dirty glass and uneven paintwork.

Repairs needed: Deep-clean the glass, sill, frame, and tracks. Inspect the joints and seals, repair any damaged finish, and repaint the affected trim.

Photo 5 of 8 — Heavy dirt buildup inside the lower window track.
Photo 6 of 8 — Accumulated dirt in the window track and lower frame corner.
Photo 1 of 8 — Dirt and discoloration along the window sill and frame edges.
Photo 2 of 8 — Uneven paint and finishing around the upper window frame.
Photo 3 of 8 — Dirt buildup and uneven finishing at the lower window-frame corner.
Photo 4 of 8 — Rough paintwork along the vertical window frame and upper corner.
Photo 7 of 8 — Dirt and dark discoloration around the window-frame joint.
Photo 8 of 8 — Dirt buildup along the sill and sliding-window track.

Bedroom windows

6 photos

Dirt and discoloration around the window, tracks, and surrounding trim.

Repairs needed: Deep-clean the glass, screens, sill, and tracks. Inspect stained joints and seals, repair gaps where needed, and restore the trim finish.

Photo 1 of 6 — Dirt buildup in the bedroom window track beside the screen.
Photo 2 of 6 — Uneven finishing along the bedroom window frame and upper joint.
Photo 3 of 6 — Rough finishing and discoloration around the upper frame and roller-shade area.
Photo 4 of 6 — Dirt and discoloration in the lower bedroom window track.
Photo 5 of 6 — Dirt and staining along the lower window frame and screen edge.
Photo 6 of 6 — Uneven finishing around the top of the bedroom window and shade mounting area.

Inside window sill

5 photos

Brown residue, accumulated dirt, and a worn or uneven finish along the inside sill and window channels.

Repairs needed: Deep-clean the sill and channels. Inspect the residue and underlying finish, repair damaged surfaces or seals as needed, and leave the window edges clean and evenly finished.

Photo 1 of 5 — Brown residue and dirt buildup along the inside window channel beside the screen.
Photo 2 of 5 — Close-up of accumulated brown residue and discoloration on the inside sill.
Photo 3 of 5 — Worn and uneven finish with brown residue along the inner window edge.
Photo 4 of 5 — Brown deposits and scattered dirt on the inner sill and frame.
Photo 5 of 5 — Heavy residue along the window channel, with dirt collected near the hardware.

Kitchen · Dishwasher panel

1 photos

The lower panel beside the dishwasher is broken or damaged.

Repairs needed: Repair or replace the damaged panel with a matching piece; secure it and finish the exposed edges.

Photo 1 of 1 — Broken lower edge on the panel beside the dishwasher.

Kitchen · Shelves, paint & lower trim

8 photos

Peeling shelf edges, uneven paintwork, and dirty lower cabinet trim.

Repairs needed: Repair or replace peeling shelf edging. Clean cabinet bases and trim, finish gaps, and prepare and repaint uneven surfaces.

Photo 1 of 8 — Uneven paint.
Photo 2 of 8 — Peeling cabinets.
Photo 3 of 8 — Peeling cabinets.
Photo 4 of 8 — Peeling paint.
Photo 5 of 8 — The crown molding below is dirty and unfinished.
Photo 6 of 8 — Dirt, dark marks, and uneven finishing along the lower cabinet molding.
Photo 7 of 8 — The crown molding below is dirty and unfinished.
Photo 8 of 8 — The crown molding below is dirty and unfinished.

Throughout the apartment · Molding & trim

4 photos

Damaged or incomplete baseboards and door trim, with chipped corners and exposed material.

Repairs needed: Replace missing or broken sections, repair exposed material, finish joints, and prepare and repaint the trim consistently.

Photo 1 of 4 — Broken trim at the floor exposes the material beneath the paint.
Photo 2 of 4 — Unevenly finished joints where the baseboards meet the door trim.
Photo 3 of 4 — Chipped and damaged trim at the bottom of the doorway.
Photo 4 of 4 — Chipped lower trim with exposed material and unfinished edges.

Bathroom · Baseboards & door trim

3 photos

Chipped trim, exposed material, rough paint buildup, and poorly finished joints.

Repairs needed: Replace broken trim sections, repair chips, smooth uneven finishes, seal joints, and repaint. Clean the surrounding floor edges.

Photo 1 of 3 — Uneven paint and finishing at the bathroom baseboard corner.
Photo 2 of 3 — Broken lower door trim exposes the material beneath the paint.
Photo 3 of 3 — Rough paint buildup, chipped edges, and uneven joints on the bathroom trim.

Bathroom · Bathtub caulking

4 photos

The caulking was applied before the bathtub was cleaned, so the caulk itself is now dirty as well.

Repairs needed: Inspect the seal. Remove failed caulk, clean and dry the joints, and apply a continuous bathroom-grade waterproof sealant.

Photo 1 of 4 — The caulking was applied before the bathtub was cleaned, so the caulk itself is now dirty as well.
Photo 2 of 4 — Uneven caulking with dark, dirty edges and rough residue along the tile-to-tub joint.
Photo 3 of 4 — Thick, uneven caulking around the bathtub corner, with dirty edges and rough finishing.
Photo 4 of 4 — Dark discoloration and dirt along the edges of the uneven caulk bead.