What a one-time visit can cover
We begin with the rooms that will make the biggest difference: kitchens, bathrooms, living areas, bedrooms, and accessible floors. The actual scope depends on the size and condition of your home. A maintained home may fit a standard cleaning, while visible buildup usually calls for a deeper first visit.
How we build the quote
Tell us the approximate square footage, bedroom and bathroom count, last professional cleaning, pets, and the areas you care about most. Photos can help when there is heavy grease, soap buildup, or a large amount of clutter. We can then recommend a realistic scope instead of assuming every one-time job takes the same amount of time.
What to request separately
Inside the oven or refrigerator, empty cabinet interiors, accessible windows, and basement cleaning require additional time. Mention these when requesting a quote. Cabinets and the refrigerator should be emptied before their interiors are cleaned.
After the first visit
If you like how the home feels afterward, ask about weekly, biweekly, or monthly maintenance. Recurring visits are scoped and priced separately from the first cleaning.
Tell us about your home and request a cleaning quote.
Common questions
Can I request only certain rooms?
Yes. Tell us which rooms to focus on and which can be skipped. A kitchen and bathroom visit, for example, is quoted for those spaces and their condition.
Will a single visit remove every old stain?
Cleaning can improve ordinary soil and buildup, but permanent staining, worn finishes, and damage may remain. Photos help us set expectations before the visit.