Cleaning for Homes with Recently Painted Walls or Trim

Fresh paint changes a room, and newly painted walls and trim mark more easily in the first weeks. If you had walls, trim, or ceilings repainted recently, this post covers what to check and tell us before your next cleaning visit. Paint Looks Dry Long Before It’s Actually Cured Most paints feel dry to the […]

Cleaning for Homes After a Recent Countertop or Backsplash Installation

A new countertop or backsplash is one of those upgrades that makes an entire kitchen or bathroom feel different, but like most fresh installations, it comes with a short window where it needs to be treated a little differently than an established surface. If you just had quartz, granite, marble, butcher block, or a new […]

Cleaning for Homes with a Recent Flooring Installation

New flooring changes how a room feels almost overnight, but it also changes how that room should be cleaned, at least for a while. Whether the new floor is luxury vinyl plank, tile, laminate, or carpet, the first weeks may call for a different approach than your normal cleaning. This post covers what to find […]

Cleaning for Homes with a New Puppy or Kitten: The First Few Months

A new puppy or kitten brings accidents, chewed items, new feeding and litter routines, and more mess than your cleaning schedule was set up for. If you just brought one home, this post covers what to tell us before a visit during the first few months. Accidents Happen, and That’s Fine Housetraining a puppy or […]

How We Scope a Cleaning for an Unusually Large or Small Home

Most cleaning quotes are built around typical home sizes, and most of the time that works fine. But every so often we get a request for a 900-square-foot condo with an unusually complicated layout, or a 6,500-square-foot house with five bedrooms and a finished basement. Homes at either end of the size range do not […]

Cleaning for Homes with Recently Refinished Hardwood Floors

Freshly refinished hardwood floors are one of those home upgrades that are a big change to a room. The finish can keep curing long after it feels dry to the touch, which affects when and how the floor should be cleaned. If your floors were just sanded and refinished, this post covers what to think […]

What’s Covered If You Have a Home Warranty Claim in Progress

If you have an open home warranty claim, whether it is a slow HVAC repair, a leaking water heater under review, or an appliance replacement waiting on a part, your house is probably not sitting still. Contractors are coming and going, paperwork is piling up on the counter, and your regular cleaning visit can end […]