Thursday, 12:40.
You could read in it.
A two-bed flat above the bakery on Lincoln Avenue, with flour on every sill. Mei and Claire went top to bottom and did the floors last, by hand, and dry.
The same two cleaners every other Thursday, with the same kit in the same order.
You get two names, not a rota. Mei and Claire learn where the spare key lives, which shelf stays as it is, and that the cat hides under the bed on Thursdays.
Same pair every visit
Since 2014
Employed by us, never subcontracted
Insured
Our own kit and products
Included
Mei and Claire
Thursdays in Lincoln Square
Average visit, two-bed flat
This year
3 h 40 min
Timed across 1,240 visits this year. We quote the time as well as the price, and tell you when a visit runs over.
We bring our own kit.
Five things, one job each.












Lincoln Square
Thursday
I came home and could see the grain in the floor again.
Sophie, Lincoln Square
We noticed: The bathroom fan rattles when it starts. Worth a look before winter.
Andersonville
Wednesday
They found the grout was white under all that.
The Okafors, Andersonville
We noticed: The seal around the tub is lifting at one corner.
Ravenswood
Tuesday
I sleep through it. That is the whole review.
Jen, Ravenswood
We noticed: Nothing to report. The fern is doing well.
Roscoe Village
Monday
Deposit back in full, the same afternoon.
Marcus, Roscoe Village
We noticed: Two keys left in the kitchen drawer, as agreed.
No. Most of our clients hand us a key or a door code on the first visit. It is kept in a numbered envelope, never with your address.
Why we clean top to bottom
Dust falls. A short note on the order we work in, and why the floors are always last.
Marble, vinegar and other mistakes
What we use on stone, oak and brass, and the three things we never put on them.
What we write on the note
The note we leave on the counter, line by line, and why the last line matters most.





