House Cleaning in Kennesaw, GA for Townhomes and Three-Bed Houses

Every house cleaning service we book runs from a written checklist, and each cleaner on the crew works from the same one. The standard visit dusts ceiling fans and vents, wipes mirrors and glass shelves, vacuums the floors with two vacuum cleaners and finishes them with a wet and dry mop, and does the kitchen and bathrooms down to the tile, toilets, shower doors and fixtures. Windows, blinds and baseboards are left off. Deep cleaning adds them, steams the tub, sinks and tile, and puts fresh linen on the beds; it is the one-time deep reset for a home that has fallen behind, at sizes up to six beds and six baths. Move-out cleaning is built for an empty home and goes inside every cabinet and drawer, the fridge and the oven. A recurring service repeats the standard list weekly, biweekly or monthly, each date booked on its own at a time that fits your schedule, with no cleaning plans to sign; monthly cleaning suits a home that is mostly kept up, and those cleanings are a refresh, not a catch-up. Carpet is booked by area, with townhome stairs as their own item, and upholstery by the piece, with a manager confirming the figure from your photos.

When you compare cleaning companies, ask to see the list. Ads promise a trusted team, a spotless kitchen and rooms that sparkle; a checklist is what you can hold a crew to. Our pricing goes by beds and baths, and add-ons customize a one-time cleaning to the home: a full sink of dishes, the inside of the fridge or oven, one dog or cat. The total shows before you confirm, and no payment is taken at booking. Ask too whether a company will re-clean a missed item and how; here you raise it at the walk-through, while the team is still in the home. Offices and light commercial space are not booked online, so contact us by phone or email about one. Cleaning products you want used or left out, and any supplies and equipment question, go in the booking notes.