Recurring house cleaning in Orange County
A standing appointment with a trained team, so your home stays consistently clean and your free time stays free.

Choose your rhythm
Weekly, every two weeks or monthly, with one-time and occasional visits whenever you need them. Most clients settle on every two weeks: frequent enough that the house never slips, without the cost of weekly service. You can change the schedule at any time; there's no contract.
Included in every visit
Every room
- Surfaces dusted and polished
- Floors, carpets, rugs and stairs vacuumed or mopped
- Hardwood and tile damp-mopped
- Baseboards dusted and wiped
- Windowsills and blinds dusted and wiped
- Ceiling fans dusted
- Beds made and linens changed
- General straightening and organizing
Bathrooms
- Countertops, sinks, tubs and showers cleaned and disinfected
- Toilets cleaned and disinfected inside and out
- Chrome fixtures cleaned and shined
- Mirrors and glass polished
Kitchen
- Countertops and backsplash cleaned
- Sink scrubbed, disinfected and shined
- Appliance exteriors cleaned and degreased
- Floor vacuumed and washed
Add it when you need it
For an additional charge: inside the oven, refrigerator, dishwasher or fireplace; wall washing; window cleaning and screen repair; laundry, ironing and organizing; dishes; garage, grill, patio and patio furniture; pressure washing; upholstery cleaning; packing and unpacking; house and pet sitting; party help; and Christmas light installation and removal.
Before your first visit
A quick pick-up of papers, toys and clothes lets the team spend its time cleaning. Many clients give us a key, which we keep locked in our office; others let us in before work. Either way, you don't need to be home.
Where we draw the line
We don't move heavy furniture or polish floors. For health and safety reasons, our teams can't clean pet waste, bodily fluids, mold or other biohazards.
Other services
Tell us about your home. We'll send a clear price.
Most quotes go out within one business day. No contracts, no obligation.
