
House Cleaning
Every room on a written list, cleaned in a fixed order so the result is the same whoever is on shift.
Full detailsWhether it is a weekly plan for a family home, a one-time reset before guests arrive, or the final clean on a renovation, the same written-plan approach applies.

Cleaning work divides into two categories that are often sold as one. There is maintenance — holding a space at a level, week after week — and there is recovery, which is removing accumulation that maintenance never reached. Buying the wrong one is the most common reason people are disappointed by a cleaning service.
The pages below explain what each service actually includes, how long it takes and when it is the right choice. If you are unsure which applies to your situation, call and describe the space. We will tell you which one fits, including the times when the answer is the cheaper option.

Every room on a written list, cleaned in a fixed order so the result is the same whoever is on shift.
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One long visit that clears the backlog behind appliances, inside grout and above eye level.
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A fixed day, a fixed team and a checklist that stops you from having to think about any of it.
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Rough, light and final passes with HEPA filtration and settling time built into the schedule.
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Offices, salons and suites cleaned after close, on a rotation you can actually audit.
Full detailsDeep cleaning or an extended first visit. Starting a recurring plan on top of a backlog wastes several visits catching up.
Regular cleaning, weekly to monthly. Cheapest per visit, because nothing has time to set.
Deep cleaning on an empty unit, prioritising the landlord's inspection list rather than living comfort.
Post-construction cleaning in three stages, with settling time between them and HEPA filtration throughout.
Residential and commercial, scheduled after hours with a documented rotation of daily and cyclical tasks.
Every service on this page is available throughout the radius at the same price.
A deep clean followed by a recurring plan. The deep clean clears the backlog and the plan holds the result, which works out cheaper than a series of standard cleans spent slowly catching up.
Yes, and most long-term clients do. A biweekly plan for the house, a deep clean once a year, and a move-out clean when a rental turns over is a common combination on a single account.
Yes, with no expectation of anything ongoing. Plenty of people book us once before hosting, once after a renovation, or once a year in spring.
No minimum square footage, though very small jobs are quoted as a flat visit rather than by area. A one-bedroom apartment is a perfectly normal booking for us.
Describe the space in two minutes on the phone. We will tell you which one fits.
