Services
Six services, one standard.
Most clients start with one and add the others as they stop thinking about them. Every one is scoped in writing before it begins.
Contents
01Residential
Recurring housekeeping
The maintenance rhythm that makes every other service unnecessary.
Weekly, biweekly, or monthly service against a checklist written for your home. The same crew, the same sequence, the same result. Most clients stop noticing us within a month, which is the point.
Cadence
Weekly · Biweekly · Monthly
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What is included
- Kitchens: counters, cabinet exteriors, sink, cooktop, backsplash
- Baths: full sanitation, glass, chrome, mirrors, floors
- All floors vacuumed; hard floors damp-mopped to finish
- Dusting to reachable height, including sills and ledges
- Beds made, surfaces reset, trash and recycling removed
02Residential & commercial
Deep clean
The reset before a season, a sale, or a new service agreement.
Everything a recurring visit does not reach. Inside cabinets and appliances, behind and beneath furniture, baseboards, vents, door frames, grout, and window tracks. Usually a one-time engagement, though some clients book it twice a year.
Cadence
One time · Semiannual
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What is included
- Inside cabinets, drawers, and pantry shelving
- Appliance interiors: oven, refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher
- Baseboards, crown, vents, switch plates, and door frames
- Grout detail and hard-water treatment in baths
- Interior glass, sills, and window tracks
- Under and behind moveable furniture
03Residential & property management
Move-in / move-out
Empty-property detail, timed to the walkthrough and not to us.
A vacant property has nowhere to hide. We clean to the closing inspection standard, work to your calendar, and photograph the finished property so there is a record if a deposit is ever questioned.
Cadence
One time · Scheduled to closing
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What is included
- Full deep clean of an empty property, top to bottom
- Inside every cabinet, closet, drawer, and appliance
- Wall spot-cleaning and scuff removal
- Garage, patio, and balcony sweep-out
- Photographic record on completion
04Residential & commercial
Post-construction
Drywall dust does not respond to ordinary cleaning. It responds to sequence.
Three phases: rough clean once trades are out, detail clean after final finishes, and a final touch before handover. Skipping the sequence is why a new build still reads dusty a month after move-in.
Cadence
Three-phase · Scheduled to the build
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What is included
- Phase one: debris removal and rough sweep
- Phase two: full dust extraction, ceilings down to floors
- Adhesive, paint, and grout haze removal from glass and fixtures
- HVAC vent and register cleaning
- Phase three: final detail before client walkthrough
05Commercial
Janitorial
Nightly service, logged, so nobody has to ask whether it happened.
Scheduled around your building rather than ours. Every visit closes with a completion log against the agreed scope, and you have access to it. Day porters are available where lobbies and amenity floors need attention during trading hours.
Cadence
Nightly · Five to seven days
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What is included
- Nightly or scheduled service, five to seven days
- Restrooms sanitized, stocked, and logged
- Break rooms, kitchens, and amenity floors
- Trash, recycling, and compost streams handled separately
- Entry glass, lobbies, and elevator cabs
- Day porter coverage available
06Commercial & residential
Floor care
Finishes fail on a schedule. So does the maintenance that prevents it.
Stone, hardwood, LVT, terrazzo, and carpet, each on the cycle its manufacturer specifies rather than the one that is convenient. We document the cycle so a warranty claim is never in question.
Cadence
Quarterly · Semiannual · Annual
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What is included
- Strip, seal, and refinish on resilient flooring
- Stone honing, polishing, and sealing
- Hardwood screen and recoat
- Hot-water extraction and low-moisture carpet care
- Entry matting programs to slow soil ingress
- Documented maintenance cycle per finish
Not sure which one you need?
Say so on the form. A scheduler will read the property, not the checkbox, and recommend the shortest route to the result you want.