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Compare every planBackground-checked cleaners, colour-coded cloths and pet-safe products. The same crew every visit, from Plaza Midwood to Lake Norman.
Weekly tidy-ups, top-to-bottom deep cleans, move-outs and Airbnb resets. We bring the supplies, the vacuums and the good mood.
The same friendly team every visit, weekly, every other week or monthly. Your home stays guest-ready without you lifting a sponge.
From $129
A top-to-bottom reset for baseboards, grout, cabinet fronts and every spot the regular wipe-down skips.
From $249An empty-home clean that helps landlords return deposits and lets you unpack into a kitchen that smells like nothing at all.
From $289Fine drywall dust, paint specks and sticker residue removed after renovations, so your new kitchen actually looks new.
From $399After-hours cleaning for offices, studios and small clinics, with a dedicated crew and a checklist your team can see.
From $179Same-day guest resets between checkout and check-in, with linen changes, restocking and damage photos sent to your phone.
From $95Hot water extraction for carpets, rugs, sofas and dining chairs, with enzyme treatments that tackle pet accidents at the source.
From $139Streak-free glass, clean screens and dust-free blinds, inside and out, for single-story ranches and two-story homes alike.
From $159Disinfecting is a legal claim with a contact time attached, and reaching for it everywhere is how coatings get stripped and kitchens end up needing a rinse. Pick a surface to see which of the three jobs it actually gets.
Sanitising means a 99.9% bacterial reduction. Disinfecting means the label's kill claim against listed organisms. Where a job calls for a disinfectant we use an EPA-registered product and follow its label; products on EPA List N are the ones registered against SARS-CoV-2. Sample product choices for this demo site.
SanitiseKitchen counters
60 secSurface must stay visibly wet for the full 60 seconds
Sanitising is a 3-log (99.9%) bacterial reduction, not a disinfection claim. Anything above 200 ppm on a food-contact surface needs a potable-water rinse afterwards.
One cloth used in two rooms is how a home gets dirtier after a clean. Our crews carry a colour-coded set and a soiled bag, and nothing crosses a zone. Here is the whole system, chapter by chapter.
Pan, seat, cistern, base, flush handle and the floor within arm's reach
A red cloth never touches a sink, a tap or anything above waist height. When it leaves the toilet it goes straight into the soiled bag.
Basins, taps, tiles, mirrors, shower screens, tub and towel rails
Yellow never crosses into the kitchen. A limescale-loaded acidic cloth on a stone counter will etch it.
Bedrooms, living rooms, halls, offices, glass and general dusting
Blue never touches a bathroom or a food-prep surface, even for a quick wipe on the way past.
Counters, splashbacks, table tops, appliance fronts and the inside of the fridge
Green never goes into a bin cupboard or a pet feeding station. Those get their own red cloth and their own wash bag.
One home, one set. Nothing is rinsed and reused in another house.
A used cloth never goes back into the solution bucket. That single habit is how one bathroom ends up in every room of the house.
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Plant-based kitTwo thirds of the homes we clean have pets, so our supply kit is built for the family members who live closest to the floor.
Same crew, every visitYour two cleaners learn that the good cutting board never goes in the dishwasher and the cat hides in the laundry basket.
In an allergy household the levers that matter are humidity, the number of passes over the pile and the water temperature in the wash. Roughly one in four Charlotte homes we clean has somebody with hay fever or asthma in it, so here is the whole protocol, in the order we work it.
Dust mites cannot drink. They absorb moisture from the air, so humidity is the control, not vacuuming.
Dermatophagoides farinae is the common house dust mite in the Carolina piedmont, and our summers sit well above its comfort line. We leave a cheap hygrometer in the main bedroom on the first visit and log the reading every time. If the number will not come down, no amount of cleaning fixes the bedroom, and we say so.
Any machine can carry a HEPA sticker. The question is whether its airflow is forced through the filter or allowed around it.
The EN 1822 classes are measured at the most penetrating particle size, around 0.3 microns, which is the hardest case. We run H13 machines with a sealed body so the whole airflow goes through the filter instead of past it. Bags are changed at two thirds full, not when the machine stops picking up, because suction falls away long before that.
One quick lap over a rug moves the surface fluff and leaves the load sitting at the base of the pile.
Allergen sits in the bottom third of a carpet pile, and it only lifts under repeated slow strokes with the beater bar engaged. High-traffic strips get the full eight passes, low-traffic edges get four, and hard floors are dust-mopped and damp-mopped rather than vacuumed so nothing gets flung back into the air.
Bedding is where the mite population actually lives, and it is the one thing a wipe-down cannot reach.
Below about 130F a wash removes allergen but does not kill mites, so a cool-wash household needs the hot tumble-dry step instead. On the fourth visit of a recurring plan we lift the mattress protector, vacuum the mattress seams and both sides of the pillows, and damp-wipe the bed frame slats where skin scale collects.
Cleaning in the wrong order just relocates the dust and hands you an itchy evening.
We work ceiling fans and door tops first, soft furnishings next, then hard surfaces damp, and floors last on the way out. Dry dusting is banned on our crews because a feather duster is a particle launcher. If anyone in the house has asthma, ask us to book the visit for a morning so the air has the rest of the day to settle before bedtime.
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General guidance, not medical advice. Filtration classes follow EN 1822. Humidity and wash-temperature targets are the thresholds our crews work to; sample figures for this demo site.
Every room, every visit, with deep clean extras marked.
Know when the crew arrives and when your door is locked.
A quick gallery of the finished rooms lands in your inbox.
The three cleans people mix up most, side by side, with the crew hours each one actually takes. Sample starting prices.
| What's included | RecurringFrom $129 per visit | Deep cleanFrom $249 one time | Move-outFrom $289 one time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Crew hours on a 3 bed, 2 bath home | 2.5 to 3 | 5 to 6 | 6 to 8 |
| Kitchen and bathrooms sanitised | |||
| Baseboards hand-wiped | rotating | ||
| Grout, range hood and door frames | - | ||
| Inside cabinets and drawers | - | - | |
| Inside oven and fridge | add-on | add-on | |
| Same two cleaners every visit | - | - |
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Three of these marks are third-party standards with published criteria. The fourth is a word anybody can print. We buy to the first three, and we will send you the product list if you ask for it.
General-purpose, bathroom, glass and carpet cleaners
A product standard with a chemistry list and a performance test. A cleaner has to work as well as a conventional product to carry it, which is the part most green marks skip.
The catch. It certifies the product, not the company. A firm can hold one certified counter spray and use anything it likes everywhere else.
Every intentionally added ingredient is screened
Run by the US Environmental Protection Agency. Each ingredient is checked against the Safer Chemical Ingredients List for its functional class, so a surfactant is judged against other surfactants.
The catch. Disinfectants cannot carry it. They are pesticides registered under FIFRA, so their equivalent mark is Design for the Environment (DfE).
Life-cycle standard for hard-surface cleaners
Judges the product across its life, not only what is in the bottle: raw materials, manufacture, use and disposal, with a biodegradability threshold attached.
The catch. Life-cycle marks are strong on environment and quiet on indoor air. Pair it with a low-VOC check if anyone in the house is fragrance sensitive.
Not defined, not certified, not checked by anyone
None of these words has a legal definition for cleaning products in the United States. A bottle can carry all three and still be the harshest thing under your sink.
The catch. If a cleaner tells you their products are non-toxic, ask which certification and which registration number. The answer is the whole answer.
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Three ways to keep your home happy. Tap a frequency to see how much you save.
Sample prices for a 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home. Your exact price appears on the booking page.
Book a cleanSeven towns, two states, one friendly crew. If you are within 25 miles of Uptown, we can probably be there this week.
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Two golden retrievers and three kids. They still get our floors spotless every Friday and the dogs adore them.Kendra Whitfield, Matthews
Our rescue pup had a rough first month on the sofa. You would never know now. No perfume smell either.Luis Carrasco, NoDa
They scrubbed grout I had given up on. My wife asked if we had re-tiled the shower.Omar Haddad, Cotswold
Our lake rental went from 4.6 to 4.9 on cleanliness after switching. The photo reports save me a drive.Tom Hargrove, Cornelius
Hosted 22 people for Thanksgiving. The house sparkled before, and they came back to rescue it after.Denise Okafor, Mint Hill
They leave the dog a biscuit on the counter every visit. He waits by the door on Wednesdays now.Wes Carter, Tega Cay
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