À la Carte  Options 

Refrigerator options:

Basic $35 - Includes wiping down contents and wiping all shelving and drawers

Deluxe: $65 - Includes wiping down all contents, rearranging contents based on category, removing shelving and drawers, cleaning all compartments, checking expiration dates if requested.

Oven options:

Single $50- remove built up grim, grease and food residue.

Double $75- remove built up grim, grease and food residue.

Dishwasher $30 - remove racks, clean filter and scrub inside before running a clean cycle.

Dishes $25 - Wash and place in dish rack or load dish washer based on client's preference.

Full Tidy $40 - Add this service to each clean for an unlimited number of areas to be tidied.

Tidy $10 - Add this service to your clean per incident. *(Clients can expect this fee to be charged per room/are per incident).

Laundry options:

Option 1 $7 - per load that is washed and dried.

Option 2 $15 - per load that is washed, dried and folded.

Window options:

Interior $70 - Clean screens, sills, track and glass of all windows requested inside your space.

Exterior $150 - Clean screens, sills, tracks and glass inside and out of all windows requested. *(Windows must be able to fold down as we will perform this clean from the inside of your space)

Supplies:

- Clorox Toilet Wand System $25

-Clorox Toilet Wand Refill $10

- Basic Toilet Brush $3

Biohazard $15 per incident

- Personal Towel Pack Purchase $15

- Disposable Supplies $10

- Animal (Housekeeper’s will not clean up animal feces, vomit or waste. The homeowner will be notified of the incident whether it occurred during the clean or was there prior).

- Human biological fluids (Housekeepers will charge a biohazard fee per incident when your cleaner is exposed to blood, vomit, feces and/or urine.)

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Disclaimer: Without proper protective equipment, bodily fluids can pose a serious health risk to house cleaners. Blood, spit, vomit, feces, and urine can carry viruses and bacteria that can prove to be dangerous to cleaners. Used feminine products, vomit, blood, or other common household bodily fluids should be pre-cleaned by the homeowner