The Standard

Everything we do. And everything we don’t.

One document, published in full. It is what every appointment is worked against and walked against before anyone leaves — which means you can read it beforehand, hold it against any other quote, and hold us to it afterward.

Five room groups. Every line in each of them is printed below, along with what costs extra and what is not done at all.

Included

18 lines

Kitchen

The room that decides whether a house reads as clean.

Horizontal surfaces
Thoroughly wiped
Cabinets
Exterior surfaces cleaned
Appliances
Exterior surfaces cleaned
Microwave
Interior cleaned
Accessible floors
Vacuumed and mopped

Bathrooms

Buildup here is noticed first and mentioned last.

Bathroom fixtures
Sinks, toilets, shower walls and tubs cleaned
Water fixtures
Cleaned
Mirrors
Interior mirrors cleaned
Accessible floors
Vacuumed and mopped

Living areas & bedrooms

Where dust settles out of sight and reach.

Furniture
Dusted and wet wiped
Blinds and windowsills
All reachable areas dry dusted and wiped
Lamps and fans
Dusted
Beds
Made

Throughout

The passes that tie the rooms together.

Wall fixtures
Dry dusted
Vents
Dry dusted
Crown moulding and baseboards
Dry dusted
Cobwebs
Removed
General tidying
Ten minutes allocated

Available as add-ons

9 options

Chosen at the quote, priced then, and never negotiated on the doorstep. Heavier work is scoped rather than absorbed silently or skipped silently.

Organizing
Custom organizing time, added by the hour
Carpet cleaning
Floors and large rugs
Appliance interiors
Inside empty ovens and refrigerators
Window cleaning
Reachable interior windows
Cabinet interiors
Inside empty cabinets
Shower and toilet buildup
Deep scrubbing and treatment for bathroom buildup
Grease, goo and grime
Removal from surfaces, fans and blinds
Range hood degreasing
Moderate to heavy grease and cooking residue, accessible areas
Gum, sticker and adhesive
Removed where safe for the surface

Complete removal of hard water, rust, construction debris, aged or hardened grease, and stains cannot be guaranteed. Pricing for some add-ons increases with the severity of buildup.

Not included

11 exclusions

Keeping the scope explicit protects your home, our team, and the quality of the appointment. A cleaner who is guessing is a cleaner who is rushing.

  • Biohazardous cleanup, including bodily fluids or mouldsafety
  • Bug infestationssafety
  • Trash can emptying and trash removalspecialty
  • Exterior cleaning, including non-air-conditioned areasaccess
  • Window and door tracksspecialty
  • Chimney and fireplace cleaningspecialty
  • Heavy lifting or moving furnituresafety
  • Scrubbing walls, ceilings or baseboardssurface
  • Washing inaccessible or non-air-conditioned areasaccess
  • Unfinished or concrete surfacessurface
  • Chandelierssafety

Why publish the exclusions?

Because “deep clean” means something different at every company, and you should not have to discover which one you hired after they have left. A firm willing to print what it refuses has thought about the boundary — and a cleaner who is guessing at scope is a cleaner who is rushing.

If something here doesn’t fit

Homes differ. Say so in your request and the scope is adjusted before anyone quotes a price, rather than renegotiated on the day. If something is missed, tell us within 24 hours and we come back — this document is what makes that a short conversation instead of an argument.

Requests

Read it. Then tell us about the house.

One sentence is enough. The concierge asks for anything still missing, and Ashlynn reads what comes through herself.

Describe the house in your own words. A sentence is plenty. Or use the full form.