Weekly Services
 

For weekly service in homes with a small household, such as a happy couple without pets, minimal upkeep between our visits as simple tasks like wiping the stovetop after spills (because who wants to live with tomato sauce on the stove all week, right?), tidying up accidental messes, and keeping the house organized will be enough.

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With fewer occupants and no pets, maintaining the home can rely solely on our team, and we can deliver the best results through our routine maintenance during our visits.

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However, in busier households with more occupants or pets—especially when both are present—even weekly service may require additional preparation before our visits. A bit of extra effort in tidying and organizing before our visit helps us deliver the best results for your home that we want to give you.

Bi-Weekly Services
 

For bi-weekly service in lightly occupied homes, the situation is similar to the weekly service described above. However, with bi-weekly service, the needs can vary depending on the house. Some homes accumulate more dust, some experience hard water buildup and some require extra care for their floors. In a properly prepared and organized house, we can handle all of these needs, and our maintenance estimate does cover all that.

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For bi-weekly homes with heavier occupancy or pets, which is often reflected in the home’s condition, some level of upkeep between visits is considered good practice. Most of our clients follow this good practice as a simple habit, such as wiping the stove after sauce spills instead of scrubbing it to perfection after every use. They may not vacuum their entire house between visits—that’s what we’re here for—but with kids or pets running in and out, they typically run a vacuum over high-traffic areas or the kitchen a couple of times a week to prevent excessive dirt buildup. Similarly, while they may not clean every inch of their countertops or move every item on the counter top, they do a quick wipe after food prep or spills. As good practice, they also ensure that the surfaces we need to address are decluttered and ready for cleaning. Lastly, they take care of trash on a regular basis, ensuring it doesn’t overflow before our visits. This good practice between our bi-weekly visits ensures that we can deliver our service to the best ability.

Monthly Services
 

For monthly service, we account for the need for extra effort during our visits. We’re ready to give the bathtub an extra scrub and provide additional touch-ups around the house. However, maintaining traffic areas and preparing the home before our visit becomes even more important. Good practice includes ensuring that surfaces requiring our attention are decluttered so we can focus on providing thorough cleaning and extra care.
 

Our Clients as a good practice perform upkeep similar to that of bi-weekly clients with more occupied houses, with some additional tasks. For example, mopping high-traffic areas between visits may be a good practice.
 

Our monthly maintenance cleaning is not designed for occupied households that cannot adequately prepare for our visit or do additional maintenance cleaning for the most-used areas between visits. If this applies to your household, please let us know, and we can adjust the service by allocating extra time to maintain your home on a monthly basis without that much upkeep from you — if you need that extra help, we’ve got you covered! Depending on your home’s occupancy and condition at each visit, switching to bi-weekly service may be a more suitable and cost-effective option.