Most people want one of the first two. Every one of them has its price on its own page, live, before you talk to anybody — pick the situation below that sounds most like yours.
If
the house is fine, it just never stays that way
One cleaner who learns your home, on a schedule you set. Repeating visits are discounted, and nothing you pick is a contract.
Most cleaning companies send whoever is free that day. We do not. You get one person who learns your home, and they come back on the schedule you pick. Skip a week whenever you need to.
Households that want the same person in their home each time
Anyone tired of re-explaining preferences to a new crew
Two-income homes where the weekends have better uses
Two to four hours for most homes, depending on size and how often we visit.
A standard clean keeps a home level. A deep clean resets it. We work through the places that get skipped every week until they stop being a small guilty thought every time you walk past.
A first visit, before starting a recurring schedule
Homes that have not been professionally cleaned in six months or more
Spring resets, post-renovation dust, or before hosting
Four to eight hours depending on size and condition. Sometimes two cleaners.
An empty house hides nothing. We clean inside every cabinet, closet, drawer, and appliance so the place looks the way it did before anyone lived in it. We schedule around your closing or your lease end, not the other way round.
Sellers preparing a listing or meeting a contract obligation
Buyers who would rather not inherit the last owner’s kitchen
Renters trying to get a deposit back in full
Four to eight hours. Book early for the first and last week of a month.
A one-bedroom should not cost what a four-bedroom costs. You get the same room-by-room checklist, the same cleaner each visit, and a price that reflects the actual square footage.
Apartments and condos under roughly 1,200 square feet
Downtown, Short North, Grandview, and campus-area rentals
Anyone whose building requires a certificate of insurance from vendors
One and a half to three hours for most apartments and condos.
Starting prices by home size, before any frequency discount. Your quote is the price you pay — we do not bill by the hour and we do not add fees afterward.