I specialize in detailed biweekly and monthly maintenance cleaning, using lower-tox, lower-fragrance products and caring for each home myself. Consultations and select standalone services are also available.
Recurring care begins with a complimentary walkthrough, followed by two to four foundation visits that bring the home up to a maintainable level section by section.
Six ways to work together, from ongoing home care to standalone services and personalized consultations. Tap any option for full details and pricing.
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Find my starting pointThis is a starting point. The exact scope is always determined after a conversation or walkthrough.
For recurring clients, care develops through three phases.
Tap or click any phase below to see what it includes.
This applies to full-home recurring maintenance. Kitchen & Bath Upkeep also begins with a walkthrough and, when needed, a Small Space Deep Clean.
Once recurring service is established, optional tasks such as cleaning inside the oven or refrigerator, washing dishes, changing bed linens, and other agreed-upon extras may be added to a scheduled visit. A complete add-on menu and pricing are included in each new client folder.
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Every recurring cleaning relationship begins with an in-home walkthrough. I'll see your home's layout and condition, learn how you use the space, and talk about what matters most to you. Afterward, I'll send a personalized proposal based on your home, not a generic estimate.
Your proposal includesRecurring care happens in two parts: a few foundation visits that bring your home up to a maintainable baseline, then ongoing maintenance that keeps it there.
Recurring care begins with a short foundation phase, usually two to four visits. Each visit includes essential care for the priority areas we agree on, most often the kitchen and primary bathroom, while the remaining time is used to deep-clean the home section by section. I may not reach every room during these initial visits.
This is the work addressed across the whole foundation phase, not a promise that every item or every room is completed during each visit.
Some staining is beyond what cleaning can fully remove: for example, mineral deposits etched into glass, or grout affected by long-term moisture where the seal has failed. In these cases, I'll treat the area as thoroughly as possible, though the underlying condition may remain.
These aren't automatically included in the foundation phase or in regular maintenance. They remain available as optional add-ons, subject to availability.
Per visit. Most homes need two to four foundation visits, and each visit is invoiced separately. Once the home reaches a maintainable baseline, the extra $100 ends automatically and your regular quoted rate begins.
The expected number of foundation visits, the areas that need deeper attention, and the spaces you want prioritized will be discussed during your walkthrough.
Once the foundation phase is complete, recurring visits shift toward maintaining the whole agreed scope. Priority areas are cared for consistently, while selected details continue to rotate so buildup doesn't return.
Most clients choose biweekly maintenance, while monthly maintenance is available for lighter-use homes.
Most full-home visits begin around $180. The $150 minimum may apply to smaller homes or a more limited, agreed-upon scope.
What every visit includesTargeted disinfecting is provided when appropriate, using lower-tox, lower-fragrance products chosen for the surface and task.
Most homes receive whole-home maintenance every visit. Larger homes with guest rooms, bonus spaces, or rarely used offices may benefit from a personalized room rotation. We'll settle this at your walkthrough, before service begins.
In short: your home stays consistently cared for, instead of repeatedly needing another deep clean.
My pricing reflects the level of detail I bring to each visit. Some of what I include as ongoing maintenance may be considered deep cleaning elsewhere; for me, it's part of keeping a home genuinely well cared for.
Your maintenance rhythm is personalized during the walkthrough based on your home's size, occupants, pets, daily use, and how quickly buildup develops.
Per visit. Smaller, lightly lived-in homes generally fall toward the lower end of the range; most family homes land toward the middle or upper end depending on how the home is lived in.
Per visit. Lighter-use homes generally fall toward the lower end of the range; larger or higher-use homes are quoted toward the middle or upper end.
If this sounds like the kind of relationship you're looking for, the first step is a walkthrough.
Request a Complimentary WalkthroughConsistent biweekly cleaning for a kitchen, bathroom, or another small combination of frequently used areas. This is a shorter recurring service for households that want regular help where it makes the greatest difference without scheduling full-home cleaning.
Each service begins with an in-person walkthrough so we can meet, review the space, and determine what can be maintained well within the scheduled time. If the area needs more detailed attention before maintenance begins, I may recommend a Small Space Deep Clean first.
This service maintains an established baseline. It does not repeat deep-cleaning work at every visit.
It is best suited to households that can provide light upkeep between visits so the scheduled time can remain focused on cleaning.
Within the areas agreed upon at the walkthrough, maintenance may include:
Your specific recurring checklist will be confirmed after the walkthrough and shaped around what can be maintained well within the scheduled time.
Kitchen & Bath Upkeep does not include:
Work such as appliance interiors, heavy buildup, cabinet interiors, detailed baseboards, and restorative shower cleaning belongs in the Small Space Deep Clean rather than the recurring maintenance visit.
Before each visit: to keep the visit focused on cleaning, dishes should be managed, counters and floors should be reasonably accessible, and personal items should be removed from the tub or shower before I arrive.
Per biweekly visit. The recurring scope and visit price are confirmed after the walkthrough.
A small number of openings are available in select service areas.
Detailed cleaning for completely empty homes, designed to prepare the space for a new arrival or final handoff. With every cabinet, appliance, edge, and exposed surface accessible, this service often involves more detailed work than a standard deep clean. Homes must be completely empty before cleaning begins.
The home must be completely empty, with moving, repairs, and painting finished before cleaning begins. Water and electricity must remain connected. Refrigerators, freezers, ovens, cabinets, drawers, and closets must be emptied. Freezers with significant ice buildup must be defrosted in advance.
To allow the work to be completed safely and efficiently, movers, contractors, and other service providers should not be working in the home at the same time.
Reflects a studio or small one-bedroom apartment. Larger homes are estimated by size and condition, and often run $240–$600+ depending on square footage and the amount of detailed work required.
Photographs or a walkthrough are required before scheduling. You'll receive a clear project estimate before the work begins. If conditions require substantially more time than anticipated, any additional work will be discussed and approved before continuing.
Larger projects may require more than one day.
This is detailed, hands-on work, not a surface wipe-down. It's the same deep-cleaning detail I bring to a full home, scoped to one or two rooms: grease, grime, and buildup worked out of cracks, crevices, glass, and tile, the layers that accumulate in a space over time.
Within the room or rooms we agree on:
Some staining is beyond what cleaning can fully remove: for example, mineral deposits etched into glass, or grout affected by long-term moisture where the seal has failed. In these cases, I'll treat the area as thoroughly as possible, though the underlying condition may remain.
Starting at $120 for a single bathroom. Kitchens and larger or combined spaces are quoted higher, with a kitchen-and-bathroom combination typically ranging from $320–$450.
Your quote reflects the size of the space, the amount of buildup, and the details included. Scope and pricing are confirmed after a walkthrough, before any work is scheduled.
Practical, hands-on help for busy parents: laundry, dishes, tidying, or working through a running to-do list. As a parent myself, I understand how quickly it can all pile up, and how much a second set of hands can help. Existing maintenance clients can add this whenever extra help is needed.
3-hour minimum for standalone visits. No separate minimum when added to an already scheduled maintenance visit.
For people who want to care for their own home but aren't sure where to start. Two consultations are available: a Lower-Tox Product Review of what's already in your home, and a Personalized Home-Care Plan for building a rhythm that actually fits your household.
Typically 1–2 hours. Each includes a written deliverable sent after your session.
