A clear weekly cleaning plan for your space.
Weekly service keeps buildup from becoming a larger project. Each visit follows agreed priorities, with attention placed on the surfaces and rooms that change fastest from one week to the next.
This service is designed for active households, homes with children or pets, and clients who prefer a weekly reset. The first step is a straightforward scope: what must be cleaned, what is optional, what condition the space is in, and when it must be ready. That information protects the booking from vague expectations and allows the right amount of time.
What can be included
The final checklist is written for your property. Typical tasks include:
- Weekly kitchen refresh
- Bathroom cleaning
- Dust and surface control
- Vacuuming traffic areas
- Mopping suitable floors
- Rotating priority area by agreement
Heavy grease, excessive buildup, pest waste, mould, hazardous materials, high-level work, permanent staining, repairs, and specialized restoration are not assumed to be part of a general cleaning quote. Tell us about these conditions in advance so we can set safe expectations or recommend the appropriate specialist.
How we prepare an accurate quote
We may ask for the service address, approximate square footage, room and washroom count, occupancy, stairs, parking, building access, photos, and your preferred completion time. For commercial and post-construction properties, a walkthrough can be the fastest way to confirm floor materials, glass, dust level, equipment restrictions, and site rules.
A quote is most useful when it lists the included tasks and any options separately. If the space is substantially different on arrival, we discuss priorities and any price change before extra work begins.
Before the cleaning appointment
- Provide entry, parking, concierge, elevator, key, or alarm instructions.
- Remove personal clutter or identify anything that should not be moved.
- Secure pets and disclose sensitivities, delicate surfaces, or product restrictions.
- Confirm the priority rooms, deadline, and add-ons in writing.