• Dust reachable surfaces
• Dust baseboards and corners with Swiffer
• Vacuum carpets and rugs
• Vacuum and mop hard floors
• Window sills
• Reachable cobweb/high dust

• Counters and sink
• Exterior appliances
• Microwave inside and out
• Stovetop and hood exterior
• Light cabinet-front wipe
• Trash and recycling

• Sinks and vanities
• Mirrors
• Toilets
• Light shower/tub scrub
• Floors

Enhanced Cleaning begins with the Standard Cleaning foundation.

• Hand-wipe baseboards
• Detail cabinet fronts
• Wipe all light switches
• Wipe doors and door frames
• Degrease grease traps/hood or microwave underside
• Moderate shower/tub scrubbing

Deep Cleaning begins with the Enhanced Cleaning foundation.

• Clean/degrease tops of cabinets
• Hand-wipe faux-wood blinds
• Hand-wipe reachable ceiling fans
• Window tracks
• Vent covers
• More detailed bathroom scrubbing
• Spot clean reachable wall marks

• Inside oven
• Inside refrigerator
• Inside cabinets/drawers
• Dishwasher filter cleaning

Reserve a specific amount of labor time and tell us which priorities come first.

Focus on selected rooms or parts of the home.

Kitchen/bathrooms, selected rooms, baseboards, blinds, interior windows, or your own task list.

• Dust reachable surfaces and remove reachable cobwebs/high dust
• Hand-wipe baseboards
• Hand-wipe faux-wood blinds
• Hand-wipe reachable ceiling fans
• Wipe all light switches
• Wipe doors and door frames
• Wipe vent covers (exterior only)
• Clean window sills
• Clean window and sliding-door tracks
• Clean reachable interior window glass up to 12 feet
• Vacuum carpets and rugs
• Vacuum hard floors
• Mop hard floors

• Clean counters, backsplash and sink
• Detail exterior cabinet and drawer fronts
• Clean inside kitchen cabinets and drawers
• Clean pantry shelves and storage areas
• Clean and degrease exposed cabinet tops
• Clean stovetop and exterior hood surfaces
• Clean inside and outside of refrigerator
• Clean inside and outside of oven
• Clean inside and outside of dishwasher
• Clean dishwasher filter
• Clean microwave interior and exterior
• Wipe exterior appliance surfaces
• Clean behind, under and along sides of refrigerator and stove when they can be moved safely
• Degrease kitchen grease-trap areas
• Wipe coffee maker exterior and remove grounds
• Clean toaster crumb tray
• Wipe light switches, doors and door frames
• Empty trash and recycling
• Vacuum and mop floor

• Clean and disinfect sinks and vanities
• Clean mirrors
• Clean toilets
• Detailed shower and tub scrubbing, including heavier buildup where reasonably removable
• Detail exterior cabinet and drawer fronts
• Clean inside bathroom cabinets and drawers
• Hand-wipe baseboards
• Wipe light switches, doors and door frames
• Wipe vent covers (exterior only)
• Vacuum and mop floors
• Empty trash

• Dust reachable surfaces
• Hand-wipe baseboards
• Hand-wipe faux-wood blinds
• Hand-wipe reachable ceiling fans
• Wipe window sills
• Clean window tracks
• Clean reachable interior window glass up to 12 feet
• Wipe light switches, doors and door frames
• Wipe vent covers (exterior only)
• Vacuum carpets and rugs
• Vacuum and mop hard floors

• Clean closet shelves
• Wipe closet rods
• Hand-wipe closet baseboards
• Wipe closet doors and door frames
• Vacuum and/or mop closet floors
• Clean other built-in storage shelves when part of the approved scope

• The property must be vacant and personal belongings removed
• Utilities must be active and safe access must be available
• Heavy furniture is not moved
• Refrigerators and stoves are moved only when our team determines it can be done safely
• Interior window glass is limited to safely reachable glass up to 12 feet
• Cleaning does not include repairs, patching, restoration, or hazardous-material removal

• Dust reachable surfaces
• Vacuum carpets/rugs
• Vacuum and mop hard floors
• Guest-ready presentation

• Counters and sink
• Exterior appliances
• Microwave inside/out
• Remove leftover perishables
• Wipe accessible refrigerator shelves/spills
• Load/unload/put away dishes as needed

• Remove used linens
• Make beds with fresh linens
• Replace and stage towels
• On-site or off-site linen handling by arrangement

• Guest supply restocking
• Low-supply reporting
• Noticeable damage/property concerns
• Owner-specific checklist by arrangement

• Construction dust from reachable surfaces
• Walls dusted with Swiffer
• Spot clean obvious marks
• Small/light surface debris
• Vacuum and mop floors

Vacant areas: interiors and exteriors included. Occupied/furnished areas: interiors are not included by default when they contain belongings.

• Interior glass up to 12 ft
• Sills and accessible tracks
• Reasonable amount of easy-to-remove stickers/protective material

Small amounts of paint, caulk, grout, adhesive, and similar residue may be removed when they come off reasonably and safely. Extremely messy/heavy residue may be declined.

We schedule a 30-minute arrival window to allow for normal variations in traffic and the appointment before yours.

No. We only need a reliable way to access the property.

Common options include a door or garage code, lockbox, hidden key, or having the homeowner, resident, tenant, or property contact let the team in. If access does not work, the office will call or message you.

Perfect Cleaning always works in teams of at least two cleaners, usually three and sometimes four. The office assigns the team size based on the job and schedule.

No. You reserve cleaning service/labor time rather than a specific team size. The office determines the appropriate team assignment.

A labor hour is one hour of work by one cleaner. If three cleaners work for two hours, that equals six total labor hours.

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No. Because Perfect Cleaning works in teams of at least two, the total labor hours are divided among the team. For example, four cleaners working for two hours equals eight labor hours.

The standard rate is $55 per labor hour per cleaner. Qualifying weekly, biweekly, and every-four-week recurring cleanings receive a reduced rate of $50 per labor hour per cleaner.

Perfect Cleaning has a 4 total labor-hour minimum per cleaning visit. Specialized services such as Vacancy Cleaning may use a different estimating structure, but the company-wide minimum still applies.

Yes. Hourly services are based on the labor actually needed or the labor time reserved, depending on the service. Condition, buildup, size, priorities, and add-ons can affect total labor.

No. You do not need to pre-clean. However, the more personal items and clutter that are picked up beforehand, the more of the team’s time can be focused on actual cleaning instead of moving things around.

Yes. Our team brings its own normal cleaning supplies and equipment.

Yes, in many cases. Please let the office know before the appointment so the team can be prepared to use the products you provide.

We try to use more natural products on larger surface areas such as floors, counters, and general dusting surfaces. We also use stronger products, including bleach, in certain areas when appropriate.

Friendly pets that are not likely to escape are generally fine. If a pet may become stressed, interfere with cleaning, or try to get outside while the team enters and exits, please secure the pet in a safe area.

Standard is routine maintenance; Enhanced adds more hands-on detail; Deep is for heavier buildup. Custom is for specific priorities, selected areas, or reserved time. Recurring Cleaning is for an ongoing residential plan with a reduced recurring rate and flexible scope, while Vacancy, Short-Term Rental, and Post-Construction are designed for specialized situations.

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If buildup is beyond the maintenance level selected, the office may contact you about upgrading the service or adjusting the scope so the team can clean the home properly without disrupting the rest of the schedule.

Yes. Add-ons may include tasks such as inside the oven, inside the refrigerator, interior window glass within the applicable height limit, blinds, dishwasher filter cleaning, inside cabinets/drawers, and other service-specific extras.

Yes. For residential cleaning, beds can be made when clean sheets are left out. Short-Term Rental service includes its own linen and bed-making arrangements.

Yes. Weekly, biweekly, and every-four-week schedules are available for qualifying residential cleaning customers.

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Yes. Qualifying recurring cleaning is offered at the reduced recurring rate of $50 per labor hour per cleaner rather than the standard $55 rate.

The labor-hour rate itself remains the applicable recurring rate, but the next visit may require more labor because the home has had additional time to accumulate dust and buildup.

For regular services, cancellations with at least 24 hours’ notice do not have a cancellation fee. With less than 24 hours’ notice, a fee of up to $50 may apply.

For Deep Cleaning, Vacancy Cleaning, and Post-Construction Cleaning: 48+ hours’ notice has no fee; 24–48 hours’ notice may result in a fee up to $250; and less than 24 hours’ notice may result in a fee up to $350.

The office will try to contact you if a code does not work, a door is locked, or another access problem occurs. If the team cannot gain access and the cleaning cannot be performed, the appointment may be treated as a cancellation and the applicable cancellation policy may apply.

Please contact the office within 24 hours. We will review the concern and make a reasonable effort to make things right, including returning to address an affected area when appropriate under our cleaning satisfaction promise.

If our team reports accidental damage, the office will contact you and work with you on the appropriate resolution. If you discover possible damage, contact the office so we can investigate what happened and determine the next step.

No. Tips are never required, but they are always appreciated by the cleaning team.

Yes. Vacancy Cleaning is intended for vacant move-in/move-out properties with personal belongings removed, utilities active, and safe access available.

Vacancy Cleaning is hourly with a confirmed maximum estimate. The customer is billed for actual labor used and the final charge will not exceed the confirmed maximum for the approved scope unless the customer approves additional work or a change in scope. A 50% deposit based on the confirmed maximum is required.

It follows a guest-turnover format, including bed/linen handling, towel staging, a quick refrigerator check, dishes as needed, and optional supply or property-condition reporting.

It primarily removes construction dust, smudges, small/light debris, and reasonable amounts of light residue after construction or renovation. Heavy construction debris or unusually extensive paint, caulk, grout, or adhesive residue is not part of the normal scope.