
Standard House Cleaning
The standard checklist for an apartment or house that is already kept up: floors vacuumed and mopped, kitchen, bathrooms and dusting, at a start time you choose.
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Cobb County.
Lease-end apartments and 1980s houses with dusty trim: the housing mix here decides whether a standard, deep or move-out visit fits.
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Two kinds of home make up most of the work here, and the kind decides the visit. Within the city, about 40% of homes are in buildings of five or more units, and about 53% of occupied homes are rented (American Community Survey, 2020โ2024 estimates). That means a steady run of lease ends, and an empty home at the end of a lease gets its own list, not the routine one. In an apartment building the leasing office often holds the key; the notes field is where to say so.
The other kind is the older house. About 59% of homes went up before 1990, and the 1980s were the busiest building decade. The houses along Kennesaw Avenue, Church-Cherokee Streets, Washington Avenue and Whitlock Avenue sit in historic districts: the city counts four locally designated ones, Kennesaw Avenue was the first, and Church-Cherokee Streets is on the National Register as well. A standard visit leaves the windows, blinds and baseboards alone, so a house of that age usually starts with one deep clean, and a recurring schedule keeps it there.
Many homes with a Marietta mailing address sit outside the city line, in unincorporated Cobb County. Our service areas in Georgia run by ZIP rather than by the boundary, so both sides of the line book the same way.
Marietta is the longest drive among our larger cities. Winder City Hall to Marietta City Hall on Lawrence Street is about 55 miles by road, about 75 minutes without traffic, on GA 316, I-85, I-285 and I-75. The figure is a routing estimate with no traffic model, and weekday rush hour on the interstates adds to it. You pick a fixed start time that fits your schedule when you book, and the team arrives at that time.
Entry instructions save the most time. For an apartment, write down the gate code, the unit number, visitor parking and whether the leasing office holds a key. For a house, name the door or the lockbox and say whether a dog or cat will be home. The notes field takes up to 2,000 characters, and a photo of the entrance helps when a building is easy to miss from the road.
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Every house cleaning service we book starts from a written checklist, and each cleaner on the crew works from the same one. The standard visit covers ceiling fans and vents, mirrors and glass shelves, floors done with two vacuum cleaners and a wet and dry mop, the kitchen counters, cabinet fronts and stove top, and bathrooms down to the tile, toilets, shower doors and fixtures. It suits an apartment or condo that is already tidy. Deep cleaning adds baseboards, blinds, inside windows, a steamer on the tub and fresh bed linen, so it is the one-time deep reset for a house that has fallen behind. 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, with no cleaning plans to sign; monthly cleaning suits a home that is mostly kept up, and the repeat visits are a refresh, not a catch-up, so you keep your home a clean house between them.
When you compare cleaning companies or a maid service, ask to see the list. Ads promise a spotless kitchen, rooms that sparkle and peace of mind; a checklist is something you can hold a crew to. Our pricing goes by bedrooms and baths, the total shows in the booking before you confirm, and no payment is taken at booking. If an item on the list was missed, contact us soon after with the date and the room; the team looks into it and tells you what happens next to make it right. Add-ons customize a one-time cleaning to what the home needs: a full sink of dishes, the inside of the fridge or oven, the dryer vent. Carpet is booked by area, and upholstery by the piece, with the figure confirmed by a manager from your photos. Offices, light commercial space included, are not booked online, and cleaning products you want used or avoided go in the notes, with any supplies and equipment questions.

The standard checklist for an apartment or house that is already kept up: floors vacuumed and mopped, kitchen, bathrooms and dusting, at a start time you choose.
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The standard checklist repeated weekly, biweekly or monthly, a good fit once a 1980s house has had its first deep clean.
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For the older houses near the historic districts: baseboards and windows with a wet cloth, the bathtub, sinks and tiles with a steamer, fresh bed linen.
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For the half of households that rent: cabinets, drawers, the refrigerator and the oven done inside and out before the keys go back.
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Choose stairs, a hallway or a room count up to five or more rooms; an apartment here is usually one or two rooms.
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Sofas, armchairs, ottomans and dining chairs, booked by the piece: send photos of each one, and a manager confirms the figure from them.
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Both. For a unit, put the gate code, the unit number and the leasing-office arrangement in the notes when you book, and upload a photo of the entrance if the building is hard to find. A one-bedroom apartment is the smallest online size.
Yes. The oven is on that list inside and out, together with the cabinet and drawer interiors and the refrigerator. On a standard or deep visit the oven interior is an add-on, and a double oven is booked as a double oven rather than a single one.
The older ones, mostly. A standard visit does not touch the trim, so a house whose blinds and baseboards have waited needs the deep one first. The 1980s were the busiest building decade within the city, so that is where it usually applies. After that first reset, a recurring schedule keeps it up.
Yes. Carpet can be added to any cleaning booking, and both cleanings run on the same visit. Count the carpeted rooms, the stairs and the hallway first; carpet is booked by area, not by the size of the home. A larger home than the online sizes cover, or a home cleaning service you cannot find on the menu, is a call or an email.
Usually, yes. Coverage follows your ZIP, not the city boundary, and many addresses with the Marietta name sit in unincorporated Cobb County. Run the ZIP through the checker on this page; the eight residential codes are 30008, 30060, 30062, 30064, 30066, 30067, 30068 and 30090.
Every city we clean in Cobb County, and the county page that ties them together.
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ZIP 30101, 30102
ZIP 30106, 30168
ZIP 30144, 30152
ZIP 30080, 30082
ZIP 30126
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Lease ending in a Marietta apartment? Book the empty-home list. Trim in an older house gone gray? Start with deep cleaning. Home already kept up? The standard visit, or a recurring schedule, is enough. Check your ZIP and book online, or call or email for anything else.