Reviews of the House Cleaning Service New York City Recommends

Client story · Sarah J.

Sarah J. had one day and a disaster zone.

Sarah J. lives in Park Slope and she called us on a Tuesday afternoon. Her parents were flying in the next evening for thier very first visit to her apartment, and the place had gotten away from her. Two months of long work weeks. A kitchen she had stopped looking at. A bathroom she really did not want her mom to see.

Our team came in the next morning and worked room by room, scrubbing every corner instead of just tidying the middle of the floor. When Sarah got home she sent us one line: her parents thought she had moved into a brand new place. Her full review is in the stack of cards just below.

That story repeats itself alot around here, just with diffrent details. A move-out walkthrough on the Upper East Side. A nesting clean in Williamsburg. A post-surgery reset in Hell's Kitchen. Every one of the 15 reviews on this page came from somebody with a deadline and not enough hours. If that sounds familiar, you can book your cleaning online in about a minute.

Reviewed by Lisa M. and Sarah J.

Residential Cleaning

This is the visit most people mean when they call us. Residential cleaning covers the whole apartment or house on one pass: kitchen counters and stovetop, bathroom tub and toilet, dusted surfaces, made beds, and floors vacuumed then mopped. Lisa M. in SoHo was juggling two kids and a demanding job when she booked it, and she said the team even organized her kids toys.

Nothing about the scope is a mystery. The full cleaning checklist lists it room by room, and your booking confirms the flat price before we knock. Most reviews on this page start from that same baseline clean.

Reviewed by Michael B., Jessica L. and Amanda S.

Deep Cleaning

A deep clean goes after everything the weekly wipe-down skips. Inside the oven and fridge. Behind and under furniture. Baseboards, door frames, light fixtures, cabinet interiors, and the radiator dust that piles up all winter. Michael B. in Greenwich Village had one done the day before Thanksgiving for 12 guests. Jessica L., eight months pregnant in Williamsburg, booked a nesting clean for dust and pet dander. Amanda S. in Cobble Hill used it as post-renovation cleanup after construction dust reached inside her closets.

It also helps if anybody in the house reacts to dust. The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America points out that dust mites collect in bedding, carpet, and upholstery, which is exactly where a deep clean spends its time. See what a deep cleaning includes.

Reviewed by Robert K.

Recurring Cleaning

The cleanest homes in this city are not cleaned harder, they are cleaned on a schedule. Weekly, bi-weekly, and monthly recurring plans put home care on the calendar before the to-do list eats it. Robert K. set up regular visits for his elderly mother in Murray Hill, who cannot manage chores with her mobility, and said the crew was respectful and efficent every time.

Recurring clients also pay less per visit, and we send the same team whenever scheduling allows. Compare plan discounts on the pricing page.