Cleaning Service Options

General cleaning is a routine maintenance service that helps to keep your home or office clean and tidy on a regular basis. While it may not be as intensive as deep cleaning, general cleaning is essential for maintaining a healthy and pleasant environment.

Daily Tasks

• Trash removal: Emptying trash cans and recycling bins.

• Dish washing: Washing dishes, utensils, and cookware.

• Sanitizing surfaces: Wiping down counter tops, sinks, and other high-touch surfaces.

Weekly Tasks

• Vacuuming and mopping: Cleaning floors throughout the home or office.

• Dusting: Dusting furniture, shelves, and other surfaces.

• Cleaning bathrooms: Cleaning sinks, toilets, tubs, showers, and floors.

• Laundry: Washing and folding laundry (optional).

Bi-Weekly or Monthly Tasks

• Cleaning windows and blinds: Removing dirt and grime from windows and blinds.

• Cleaning appliances: Cleaning the exterior of appliances, such as refrigerators, ovens, and microwaves.

• Cleaning light fixtures and ceiling fans: Removing dust and grime from fixtures.

General cleaning services can be customized to meet your specific needs and preferences. For example, you may want to include additional tasks such as cleaning baseboards, wiping down doors and door handles, or cleaning light switches.

By choosing our general cleaning service, you can enjoy a clean and tidy home or office without the hassle of doing it yourself. Would you like to know more about our general cleaning services or schedule a consultation?

A deep cleaning goes beyond General maintenance cleaning, targeting areas that often get neglected and requiring more intensive attention. 

Kitchen

• Cabinets: Emptied, wiped down inside and out, doors and hardware cleaned.

• Countertops: Scrubbed with a disinfectant cleaner and wiped down.

• Appliances: Cleaned inside and out, including oven, stove top, refrigerator, and microwave.

• Backsplashes: Scrubbed with a grout brush and disinfectant cleaner.

• Floors: Mopped with a disinfectant cleaner, and baseboards.

Bathrooms

• Sinks: Scrubbed with a disinfectant cleaner and a stiff-bristled brush.

• Toilets: Cleaned inside and out, including the bowl, tank, and seat.

• Tubs and showers: Scrubbed with a disinfectant cleaner and a stiff-bristled brush.

• Countertops and mirrors: Wiped down with a disinfectant cleaner.

• Floors: Mopped with a disinfectant cleaner, and baseboards.

Bedrooms

• Beds: Stripped and linens (optional).

• Dressers, nightstands, and closets: Wiped down with a disinfectant cleaner.

• Floors: Vacuumed and mopped with a disinfectant cleaner, and baseboards.

Living Areas

• Sofas, chairs, and cushions: Vacuumed and spot cleaned with a specialized upholstery cleaner.

• Tables, shelves, and other furniture: Dusted and wiped down with a microfiber cloth.

• Floors: Vacuumed and mopped with a disinfectant cleaner, and baseboards.

Hard-to-Reach Areas

• Behind appliances: Vacuumed and dusted.

• Under furniture: Swept and vacuumed.

• Corners and crevices: Dusted and vacuumed.

• High shelves and ceilings: Dusted with a feather duster or a microfiber cloth on a pole.

Stains and Grime

• Carpets and upholstery: Stubborn stains removed using specialized cleaning products and techniques.

• Grout and tile: Grime buildup scrubbed away with a grout brush and disinfectant cleaner.

• Fixtures: Hard water stains and mineral deposits removed using appropriate cleaning agents.

Sanitizing and Disinfecting

• High-touch surfaces: Doorknobs, light switches, remote controls, and other high-touch surfaces disinfected.

• Germs and bacteria: Eliminated from throughout the home using specialized cleaning agents.

Windows and Blinds

• Windows: Cleaned inside and out using a glass cleaner and a squeegee.

• Blinds: Dusted and wiped down with a microfiber cloth.

By choosing our deep cleaning service, you can enjoy a fresh, clean, and healthy home. Would you like to know more about our pricing or scheduling options?

Move-in/move-out cleaning is a specialized service designed to thoroughly clean a property before or after a move. It involves a deep and comprehensive cleaning of the entire space, ensuring it is ready for its new occupants.

Detailed Cleaning of All Rooms

• Kitchen: Cabinets, countertops, appliances, backsplashes, and floors.

• Bathrooms: Sinks, toilets, tubs, showers, countertops, mirrors, and floors.

• Bedrooms: Beds, dressers, nightstands, closets, and floors.

• Living areas: Sofas, chairs, tables, shelves, and floors.

Cleaning Hard-to-Reach Areas

• Behind appliances

• Under furniture

• In corners and crevices

• High shelves and ceilings

Removing Stains and Grime

• Stubborn stains on carpets, upholstery, and surfaces

• Grime buildup in grout, tile, and fixtures

• Hard water stains and mineral deposits

Sanitizing and Disinfecting

• Killing germs and bacteria on high-touch surfaces

• Using specialized cleaning agents for added protection

Cleaning Windows and Blinds

• Removing dirt, grime, and fingerprints

Additional Services

• Cleaning appliances (inside and out)

• Cleaning light fixtures and ceiling fans

• Organizing closets and drawers (optional)

Move-in/move-out cleaning services typically include:

• Professional equipment and cleaning products: Our team uses high-quality equipment and Eco-friendly cleaning products to ensure thorough and effective cleaning.

• Experienced cleaning professionals: Our technicians are trained and experienced in move-in/move-out cleaning techniques to deliver exceptional results.

• Attention to detail: We pay close attention to every nook and cranny, ensuring the property is spotless.

• Customization: We can tailor our move-in/move-out cleaning services to meet your specific needs and preferences.

By choosing our move-in/move-out cleaning service, you can enjoy a clean and fresh space without the hassle of doing it yourself. Would you like to know more about our move-in/move-out cleaning services or schedule a consultation?

Our Hoarder Clean Process: A Detailed Guide

Understanding the Process; Cleaning a hoarded space requires a specialized approach due to the emotional and physical complexities involved. The process typically involves several stages:

1. Assessment and Planning:

Initial Assessment: A thorough evaluation of the space to determine the extent of the hoarding and identify any potential hazards.

Safety Assessment: Ensuring the safety of both the cleaning team and the homeowner. This may involve removing hazards like broken glass, exposed wires, or unstable furniture.

Planning: Developing a detailed cleaning plan that addresses the specific needs of the space and the homeowner.

2. Sorting and De-cluttering:

Categorization: Sorting items into categories, such as clothing, books, electronics, and sentimental items.

Decision-Making: Helping the homeowner decide what to keep, donate, recycle, or discard. This process can be emotionally challenging and may require the assistance of a therapist or counselor.

De-cluttering: Removing unnecessary items and disposing of them responsibly.

3. Deep Cleaning:

Surface Cleaning: Removing dust, dirt, and grime from surfaces, including floors, walls, and countertops.

Disinfection: Sanitizing the space to eliminate bacteria and germs.

Odor Removal: Addressing any unpleasant odors caused by clutter, mold, or other factors.

4. Organization and Storage:

Storage Solutions: Implementing effective storage systems to help the homeowner maintain a clutter-free space.

Organization: Arranging items in a logical and accessible manner.

Labeling: Labeling storage containers and shelves to facilitate easy identification and retrieval.

5. Ongoing Maintenance:

Creating Habits: Helping the homeowner develop healthy habits to prevent future hoarding tendencies.

Regular Cleaning: Establishing a routine for maintaining the cleaned space.

Support: Providing ongoing support and resources to help the homeowner stay on track.

Additional Considerations:

• Emotional Support: Offering empathy and understanding to the homeowner throughout the process.

• Professional Assistance: In some cases, involving professionals like therapists, counselors, or hoarding specialists may be beneficial.

• Safety Precautions: Prioritizing safety at all times, including wearing appropriate protective gear.

• Patience and Understanding: Recognizing that cleaning a hoarded space is a gradual process that requires patience and understanding.

By following these steps and working closely with the homeowner, our professional cleaning team can help create a healthier, more manageable living environment.