Secondary to the residential side, and run differently: a written scope of
work, an agreed frequency, and service after hours so nobody has to work
around a vacuum.
Commercial
Janitorial Services
Contract cleaning on a written scope: nightly or weekly service, restroom programs, trash and recycling, and hard-floor care.
Not listed? The service area is Orange County, CA — ask and we will
tell you straight away whether we can reach you on a regular schedule.
How it works
The part most people want to know first
Every visit runs the same list
Kitchen: counters, sink, cooktop, exterior of appliances
Bathrooms: toilets, showers, tubs, sinks, mirrors
Floors vacuumed, then mopped where the surface allows
Dusting on reachable surfaces, sills, and ledges
Trash out, beds made on request
Nothing is quoted by the hour
Flat per-visit price agreed before the first visit
First visits priced separately when catch-up work is needed
Frequency changes do not trigger a re-quote
Add-ons priced individually, never assumed
Access sorted once
Gate codes, lockboxes, and building check-in arranged at booking
Parking confirmed in advance, not worked out on the day
Pets noted by name and handled the way you tell us
Products swapped for yours on request
Reviews
What clients say
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Recurring house cleaning
A long-standing recurring client. Ideally mentions consistency across visits or the same team turning up.Deep cleaning
A one-time deep clean. Best if it names something specific that got fixed — grout, shower glass, inside the oven.Move-out cleaning
An end-of-lease clean. Strongest version mentions the walkthrough going smoothly or the deposit coming back.
Get a price for your house this week
Send the city, the room count, and how often you want us. You get a flat per-visit number back, not a range.
How much does house cleaning cost in Orange County?
It comes from the bathroom count, the bedroom count, and the current condition — not from square footage alone. Bathrooms and kitchens are where the time goes, so a compact three-bedroom two-bathroom house often takes longer than a larger home with one bathroom. We quote a flat per-visit price rather than an open-ended hourly rate, and a first visit on a home that has gone a long time without cleaning is priced separately from the routine visits that follow.
Do I need to be home?
No. Most recurring clients are at work during their visit. We set up access once — a gate code, a lockbox, a garage code, or a key you hand over — confirm it in writing, and reuse it. If you would rather be home, that is fine too, and for a first visit it is often useful so you can point out the things that matter to you.
Do you bring your own supplies and equipment?
Yes, everything needed for a standard visit. If you would prefer we use your products — a fragrance-free line, something specific for a stone counter, a vacuum you keep for a particular floor — leave them out and tell us, and we will use those instead.
What is the difference between a deep clean and a recurring clean?
A recurring clean maintains a house that is already caught up: surfaces, floors, kitchen, bathrooms, and the things that get used every day. A deep clean goes after everything a routine visit does not reach on each pass — baseboards, grout, inside the oven and refrigerator, window and slider tracks, vent covers, light fixtures, and hard-water buildup on glass. Most homes start with a deep clean and then hold with recurring visits.
Which cities do you serve?
We work throughout Orange County, with dedicated pages for Irvine, Anaheim, Santa Ana, Huntington Beach, Costa Mesa, and Newport Beach. If your city is not listed, ask — the service area is the county, and the pages simply reflect where we get asked most often.
Do you clean businesses as well as homes?
Yes, though homes are the larger part of what we do. Commercial work runs on a written scope of work rather than a residential checklist: agreed frequency, defined areas, a restroom program, and a floor care cycle. Offices, suites, and small commercial spaces are the usual fit.
Free quote
Tell us about the place and we will price the visit
Cleaning quotes go wrong when they are guessed from a square-footage
number. What actually drives the time is the bathroom count, how the
home is used, and the condition it is in right now — so those are the
things we ask about.
Send the basics. City, bedrooms, full and half
bathrooms, and whether you want recurring, a one-time deep clean, or
a move-out.
We come back with a flat per-visit price. Not an
hourly rate that moves, and not a range that resolves itself on the
day.
Pick a day and a cadence. Weekly, biweekly, monthly,
or one time only. Change or pause it later without a penalty.
First visits often take longer than the ones that follow — a home
coming off a long gap needs catch-up work before a routine rhythm makes
sense. If that is your situation we will say so in the quote rather
than discovering it in your driveway.
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