Which frequency is right for me: weekly, biweekly, or monthly?

Quick answer

Biweekly works for most homes. Weekly is for high-traffic households or heavy shedders. Monthly is light maintenance for clients who keep up with cleaning themselves.

There isn't a universal answer — it depends on what's in your home and how it gets used. **Weekly** is the best fit if you have multiple pets, a busy family, or you want your home to always feel freshly cleaned. The clean-to-buildup ratio favors weekly here. **Biweekly** is the sweet spot for most homes. Long enough between visits to feel worth the cost, short enough that buildup doesn't get ahead of you. **Monthly** is for smaller homes or clients who handle daily upkeep themselves and just want a thorough reset once a month. Priced higher per visit because more buildup means more work each time.

What this means for your clean

The frequency you pick now isn't permanent. Change it after a few visits if it doesn't feel right.
The free 2nd clean offer applies to new weekly and biweekly clients — monthly is handled differently at quote stage

What to do

Start with biweekly if you're not sure
Bump to weekly if your home feels dirty between visits
Drop to monthly if biweekly feels like more than you need

Exceptions

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