Most of our clients start here. Pick what’s bothering you and we’ll show you how we handle it.
Fur on floors, furniture, and baseboards — and it comes back in 48 hours.
That white haze on your shower glass isn't soap scum — it's mineral scale.
You wipe it down every day but the counters still feel grimy by Thursday.
Toothpaste splatter, mystery stains, and a toilet that needs its own therapist.
The house got away from you and you don't know where to start.
We start from this playbook. Every room and item in your home has documented methods at each level.
You tell us what matters most. Pet hair? Hard water? A kitchen that never feels clean? We adjust the levels to match.
We save it as your visit checklist. Your cleaner runs the same plan every time, and we improve it based on your feedback.
Surface wipe on weekly visits, full degrease on deep cleans — including drip pans and knobs.
Kitchen sinks get degreased, bathroom sinks get descaled. Different rooms, different approach.
Full sanitization every visit. Bowl, base, behind, and handle — nothing gets skipped.
Soap scum, grout, glass, fixtures — what we hit at every level and why we don't use harsh acids.
Hardwood, carpet, tile — each gets a different method. We never use mop-and-bucket on wood.
Every item in your home has up to three cleaning levels. Your plan frequency determines the default level, but you can always customize.
Quick maintenance — surface wipe, dust, or spot clean. Keeps things tidy between deeper cleans.
Thorough clean — scrubbing, sanitizing, and detail work. The standard for most biweekly and monthly visits.
Intensive restoration — descaling, degreasing, behind-and-under cleaning. Used on rotation for deep cleans and move-in/out.
Weekly plans lean toward Light and Regular. Monthly and deep clean plans lean toward Regular and Deep. You always choose what matters most.
See how this system applies to your home. Tell us what's going on in your quote form, and we'll build a checklist around your specific needs.
Or keep browsing the room and item guides to see how the system works.