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A bright kitchen in an older house with a family table in the middle of it. Cream painted shaker cabinets and a pale wood counter run along the far wall beneath a wide three-pane window with sheer curtains, daylight pouring through onto a sink and chrome tap. A plain oak table with four spindle-back wooden chairs stands in the centre of a cream tile floor, holding a shallow wooden bowl of lemons and a white ceramic pitcher of green leafy stems. A white range with a towel over its handle and a crock of wooden spoons sit to the left, a jute runner lies along the floor beside it, and on the right an open doorway leads through to a further room past a white cast iron radiator.

About us

Cleaners you let in the house.

That is the whole transaction. You hand over a key or a door code and go to work. Everything below is what makes that a reasonable thing to do.

Why this is a reasonable thing to do

Three things we can prove.

Every one of these is checkable before you book, which is the only kind of reassurance worth printing.

  • Experienced professionals

    Every cleaner is background-checked before a first visit, and insured and bonded once they are working. Insured covers accidental damage. Bonded covers theft. Both exist because you are letting a stranger into your home and a promise is not cover.

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  • A 40-point checklist

    The clean is not a vibe and it is not down to who turns up. It runs to a written checklist, which means the third visit looks like the first one and you can point at the list when it does not.

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  • Satisfaction guaranteed

    If something on the list was missed, tell us and we deal with it. A guarantee you have to argue about is not a guarantee.

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What arrives with the crew

We bring everything.

Professional-grade supplies and equipment arrive with the crew and leave with them. Nothing under your sink gets used and nothing gets left behind.

It matters more than it sounds. A cleaner working from whatever is in the cupboard is working with an unknown — the wrong product on stone, on sealed wood or on a vinyl floor does damage that does not come back. Bringing our own means we know what is going on every surface, and we can tell you what it was.

After cleaning: the same basement from the same angle under the same bare bulb. The lint is stripped from the dryer and vent hose, the joists, pipes and window are brushed clear of dust and cobwebs so the glass block reads bright green again, the laundry is folded into the baskets and stacked on the table, the detergent is reduced to two jugs, the hose is stowed on the shelving and the concrete floor is swept and mopped with the drain surround scrubbed. The flaking wall paint, the efflorescence and the dented old machines are all still there.

Seven days a week

Seven days, 8am to 10pm.

Not office hours. Weekend hours, evening hours, and the slot before work — the booking form shows what is actually free rather than asking you to call and find out.

A clean starting at 8am on a Saturday is a normal booking here, and so is one that starts after you get home. The late end of the day is the part most cleaning companies do not offer and most people actually need.

The price is on screen before you book.

A Basic Clean starts at $133 a visit on a weekly schedule. Put in your address, your bedrooms and your square footage and the form shows the number. No survey visit, no callback, no quote that changes on the day.

Or call (313) 307-3327.

Serving Wayne, Oakland & Macomb County, Michigan.

Insured and bonded, background-checked, and carrying their own supplies.