In three hours, we usually focus on the "heavy hitters" like scrubbing your kitchen counters and making sure the bathrooms are actually sanitized. Since we specialize in residential cleaning, we hit the high-traffic spots like your living room floors and those dusty baseboards that always get missed. We work through a priority list to make sure we get the rooms you use the most lookin great before the timers up.

Want to see our full 3-hour priority checklist? Check out our blog post to see exactly how we maximize our time.

A deep clean is where we really get into the nooks and crannies, like scrubbing behind the fridge and hand-wiping those grimy baseboards that regular mopping just wont fix. It is the best residential cleaning choice when you havent had a pro in for a while or if you just moved into a new place. We spend extra time on the "hidden" dirt in your kitchen and bathrooms so every corner feels fresh and actually stays clean longer.

Want to see our 50-point deep cleaning checklist? Read our full blog post to see how we get your home sparkling.

The truth is, most residential cleaning prices depend on how big your house is and how much mess we are dealing with. A lot of folks ask for a flat rate, but we usually look at things like square footage and if you got pets that shed a lot before we give a final number. We try to keep our prices fair for everyone in the neighborhood so you can get a pro clean without breaking the bank.

Want to see our latest pricing guide and average rates? Read our full blog post to see how much your clean might cost.

A lot of people use these names for the same thing, but usually a cleaning lady comes in on a set schedule to do the heavy residential cleaning like scrubbing floors and tubs. A housekeeper is more like a part of the daily routine, helping with things like doing the laundry, tidying up messy toys, or even running to the store. If you just want your home to be sanitized and sparkling once a week, a professional cleaner is usually the way to go.

Want to know which service fits your lifestyle better? Read our full blog post to see the breakdown of duties and costs.

Picking the best residential cleaning team usually comes down to finding someone who knows the neighborhood and actually shows up on time. A lot of families in the area look for pros who are licensed and insured so they know their home is in good hands while they are out at work or running errands. We think the best company is the one that treats your kitchen and floors like their own and doesn't cut corners when they think you aren't looking.

Want to see our list of the top-rated cleaners in the area? Check out our blog post to see who made the cut and why.

Most of those $19 ads you see online are actually a hook for a monthly membership that can cost you way more in the long run. Since we do honest residential cleaning, we tell our neighbors to watch out for the fine print where they lock you into a six-month contract or hit you with surprise fees. We believe in being upfront about our prices because a real, professional clean shouldn't come with a bunch of hidden "membership" charges just to get a good rate.

Want to know the truth about those "cheap" cleaning ads? Read our full blog post to see what to look for before you give them your credit card.