What a finished cleaning looks like
Here's what we look for in each room before we call a house done.
What our cleanings look like
A clean house comes down to the places you don't look at, like the top of the fridge or the track on a glass shower door. When we finish a room, we check those spots. They're what make a house feel dirty again a few days later.
Kitchens and bathrooms take the most time
Those two rooms hold the grease and the water, and both build up fast. Kitchen grease settles on cabinet fronts near the stove and grabs dust. Hard water leaves a film on shower glass and faucets that a quick wipe won't move, so we clean it off instead of spreading it around.
Floors are the last thing we do
Dust and crumbs fall while we clean everything above them, so floors come at the end. We vacuum rugs and carpet first. Then we mop hard floors from the far side of the room toward the door, so nobody walks on a wet floor.
Making home, home again
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Lauren Gomez schedules our cleanings, so your request goes straight to Lauren.