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Cleaning

Four ways we work in a home, priced by rooms and condition rather than by guesswork.

Sensitivities

What we change when someone in the house reacts to scent, dust or residue.

Studio

Who turns up, where we work, and what we have written down about the trade.

Start

Book a first visit, ask a question, or read the answers we give most often.

Recurring cleaning

The rhythm that keeps a house from ever needing a rescue.

  • from $165
  • 2.5 to 4 hours
A quiet, freshly cleaned kitchen in an older Portland home with clay-painted cabinets and eucalyptus in a jug

The same two people, on the same weekday, every two or four weeks. Kitchen and bathrooms get wet-cleaned, floors get vacuumed with sealed HEPA filtration and damp-mopped, and one rotating extra gets done each visit so the slow jobs never pile up.

Who books this

Households where somebody is tired of the Saturday reset, and households where dust genuinely matters.

$165per visit, two bed one bath, every two weeks

Book a walkthrough

How the visit runs.

  1. Walkthrough

    Twenty minutes in your home or a video call. We look at surfaces, floors, pets and anything anyone reacts to.

  2. A written plan

    You get the room-by-room checklist, the product list for your house, and a fixed per-visit price before anything is booked.

  3. First visit

    Usually a deep clean, so the recurring visits start from a level baseline instead of chasing backlog.

  4. The rhythm

    Same team, same day. You get a note after every visit saying what the rotating task was.

What is included

  • Kitchen: counters, sink, cooktop, fronts of appliances, outside of cabinetry, floor
  • Bathrooms: toilet, shower or tub, tile, sink, mirror, floor, with red cloths never leaving the room
  • All rooms: dusting from high to low, sills, skirting on a rotation, mirrors and glass doors
  • Floors: sealed HEPA vacuum on carpet and hard floors, then a barely damp mop on sealed hardwood
  • One rotating deep task per visit, agreed with you and tracked so nothing repeats too soon
  • Beds made, or linens changed if you leave them out

What is not

  • Inside the oven and fridge, unless you add them
  • Exterior windows, gutters and anything needing a ladder above two steps
  • Mould remediation over roughly ten square feet, which needs a licensed contractor
  • Sanding, scraping or heat-stripping painted surfaces in homes built before 1978

We keep referrals for every one of these. Ask and you will get a name, not a shrug.

Before you book.

The four we are asked most. The rest are here.

How is a first visit different?

The first visit is usually a deep clean, priced separately, because a recurring visit is designed to maintain a level rather than to catch up on a backlog. If a house has been well kept we will say so and skip it.

Do I need to be home?

No. Most recurring clients give us a lockbox code or a key, held under our bond. If you are home, that is fine too, and we will work around whichever room you are in.

What does it cost?

Recurring visits start at 165 dollars for a two bed one bath every two weeks. Deep cleans start around 420 dollars, move-outs around 385 dollars, and both are quoted after a walkthrough rather than from a square-footage calculator. Prices shown on this demo site are illustrative.

What will you not do?

Mould remediation beyond roughly ten square feet, carpet and upholstery extraction, post-construction dust, pest or biohazard contamination, exterior windows, anything above a two-step ladder, and any sanding or scraping of painted surfaces in a home built before 1978. We keep referrals for all of it.

Ready for a recurring cleaning quote?

Tell us about the house and anyone in it who reacts to something. We will come and look, then put a fixed price in writing.