Service
Your house, handled. Every week or every other.
Is this the one you want?
If the house is basically fine but you never actually get to it, this is the one. It's the visit that keeps a place level instead of rescuing it.
If it's already got away from you, start with a deep cleaning and put a regular schedule on top of it. Booking weekly visits into a house that needs a reset just means paying every week for a reset that never quite finishes.
How often?
Most households land on weekly or every two weeks. Monthly works if the house stays quiet, or if you keep on top of it yourself and only want the heavy work handled.
If you can't decide, start more often than you think you need. Stretching the gap once the place is in good shape is easy. Catching up after letting it slide is not, and it costs more.
What it's like having us in
Tell us how you'd like us to get in and we'll work to it. Most people either meet us the first time and then leave a key or a code, or they're simply home when we arrive. Both are normal.
You don't need to clean before we come. People say that to us constantly and it's never once been true. It helps if floors and counters are reasonably clear, because time we spend moving your things is time we're not cleaning — but nobody is judging the state of the place. That's the entire reason you called.
Anything unusual, just say. A room to skip, a surface that needs a particular product, a dog who loses his mind at the vacuum. We'll plan around it.
What isn't in a regular visit
The inside of the oven, interior windows, and moving heavy furniture are deep-cleaning work rather than routine work. We can quote them separately or roll them into a deep cleaning — ask us which is better value for your place.