We clean houses in Spring Hill

Most Spring Hill houses are fairly new

Spring Hill was a small town until the car plant opened, and most of the houses here went up in the decades since. That means a lot of two-story subdivision homes with open kitchens and carpeted bedrooms upstairs. A newer house looks clean from the front door. It still collects dust on top of the kitchen cabinets and on the ceiling fan blades. Nobody notices until the afternoon sun comes through the back windows and lights it up.

Many of these houses have a two-story foyer or a family room with a tall ceiling. Dust and cobwebs gather up high, on the ledges above doors and the tops of window frames, where a normal duster does not reach. Leave them for a few months and the dust starts drifting down onto floors that were just cleaned. We dust the high spots on each visit, so the top of the room gets the same care as the rest.

Open floor plans change how a house gets dirty. Cooking grease does not stay in the kitchen. It drifts out and leaves a light, tacky film on the range hood and the top of the fridge. Stainless steel shows every fingerprint, and newer kitchens tend to have a lot of it. We wipe it so it dries without streaks. Upstairs, the glass shower doors pick up soap film fast, and we clear it before it turns cloudy for good.

• Ceiling fans and high ledges dusted
• Tops of kitchen cabinets wiped down
• Stainless appliances cleaned without streaks
• Glass shower doors cleared of soap film
• Carpeted stairs and bedrooms vacuumed

Spring pollen and clay mud come inside

Middle Tennessee has a heavy pollen season every spring, and in Spring Hill you can see it on every car parked in a driveway. That yellow dust does not stay outside. It comes in on shoes and on pets, and it settles on window sills and dark furniture in a day or two. If someone in the house has allergies, it does not feel clean until the pollen is off every flat surface.

The soil around Spring Hill has a lot of clay in it. After a rain it turns into sticky mud that rides in on boots and paws. Once it dries, every step grinds it into fine dust across the floor. The town is also still growing, with new streets and houses going up. On dry, windy days, dirt from bare lots blows into the finished neighborhoods next door and settles on porches and entry floors.

Summers are hot and humid, so the air conditioning runs for months at a stretch. The vent grilles pull dust toward them, and a gray ring slowly forms around each one. Bathrooms stay damp longer in humid weather too, which gives mildew a start in grout lines and along the caulk around the tub. We keep after both on each visit, while they are still easy to clean and before they leave a stain.

Pick a regular schedule or one visit

Some of our customers keep us on a schedule, such as every two weeks. That keeps a house from falling behind. The kitchen and bathrooms never get dirty enough to need a big catch-up cleaning. For a busy Spring Hill household, that is usually the reason to call. Karen Bryan wrote this on our website. "Having them clean our home every two weeks makes our lives run smoother and helps our whole family stay in order."

Not everyone wants a standing appointment. We also do one-time cleanings, for a house that needs a good going-over before family comes to stay. Move out and move in cleaning is its own kind of job. An empty house shows everything, from the dust line where a dresser stood to the crumbs left inside the drawers. If you are selling a house in Spring Hill or moving into one, we clean it with nothing in the way.

Spring Hill also has larger homes, and we clean luxury homes over four thousand square feet. A house that size takes planning. Every room gets its turn, and nothing on the far end gets skipped. Amy DeFrietas described our team as "a well-oiled machine when they walk in the door." Tell Lauren the size of your house. Tell her anything you want done a certain way. We clean to those instructions.

Getting a price in Spring Hill

Call Lauren at (615) 436-2560 or send your details through the form on this page. You can also email musiccitycleaning@gmail.com. Tell us where the house is in Spring Hill, how big it is, how many bathrooms it has, and whether you have pets. Say whether you want a regular schedule or a single cleaning. We do not post prices on our site, so you get a quote for your house before the first visit is booked.