Apartment & condo
Right-sized cleaning for apartments and condos, with building access, elevators and parking handled by the office before the team arrives.
From $119
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1–2 hours
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24‑hour re‑clean guarantee

What an apartment clean covers
The same fifty checklist points, sized for a smaller home. Kitchen counters, appliance fronts, sink and floors; every bathroom fixture, mirror and tile; beds, dusting, glass and floors in the bedroom and living area. Balconies and patios can be added to any visit.
A two‑person team takes about ninety minutes in a one or two-bedroom apartment. The lead signs off each zone before moving on and texts you the completed checklist before the team is back in the elevator.
Access, handled
The office collects building instructions once: concierge, parking, loading dock, elevator booking and any pet or noise rules. The team arrives with everything they need in one caddy and one vacuum, so no carts in the hallway and nothing left in the lobby.

Included on every visit
Kitchen, bathroom, bedroom and living area
Inside the microwave and the sink
Balcony or patio sweep on request
Bins emptied and liners replaced
Building access and parking arranged by the office
Checklist texted before the team leaves
How to prepare
Send the office your building rules and a spare fob or door code. Clear the floors of anything you do not want moved. If you are home, the team works around you; if not, they text on arrival and departure.
What it costs
Apartment and condo cleans start at $119 per visit for a one-bedroom on a biweekly plan and $139 for a two-bedroom. One-time visits are quoted the same way, with the rate shown before you book.
Every clean includes
Same two‑person team
50‑point checklist texted
Supplies and equipment
Plant-based products
24‑hour re‑clean guarantee
After the first visit
Three clients on what changed once the baseline was set, from a listing that sold in a weekend to a deposit that came back in full.
Often booked next
Questions, answered
The things people ask before their first booking. If yours is not here, call or text the office.
Why is the first visit a deep clean?
How long does a visit take?
Do I need to be home during the clean?
Do you bring your own supplies?
What if something was missed?






