Fragrance-free house cleaning in Orange County, CA
Six products. Every ingredient listed.
Everything we use is fragrance-free: Branch Basics Concentrate, Branch Basics Oxygen Boost, Briotech Sanitizer Disinfectant (hypochlorous acid), 3% hydrogen peroxide, food-grade citric acid, and baking soda. No bleach, no ammonia, no synthetic fragrance, no quaternary ammonium compounds, ever.
We vacuum with HEPA-sealed commercial vacuums, steam with a dry vapor system on surfaces that allow it, and use a microfiber flat mop everywhere else. Freshly laundered (with Branch Basics) color-coded microfiber comes into every home, never reused between clients.
Maintenance for a home already at baseline. A deep clean resets the house, and standard visits keep it there. When it's worth doing a deeper clean again, we'll tell you rather than put it on a schedule.
Kitchen — counters and backsplash, stovetop and range hood exterior, appliance exteriors, sink and faucet polished, cabinet fronts wiped down.
Bathrooms — toilets inside and out including base and behind, sinks and vanities, tubs and showers including glass and mirrors
Bedrooms — all surfaces dusted and wiped, beds made
Common areas — all surfaces dusted and wiped
Throughout — baseboards dusted, and wiped in the kitchen and bathrooms, door handles and the area around them, frames dusted, hardware wiped, trash removed and liners replaced, glass spot-cleaned, high-touch points sanitized. Full baseboard detail is part of the deep clean.
Floors — HEPA-sealed vacuuming throughout, then mopped with our microfiber flat mop system
Standard recurring clean
Deep clean
Everything in the Standard Recurring Clean, plus a full reset of everything that only needs periodic attention.
Ceiling fans — blades top and bottom, housing dusted
Range hood filter — removed, hot-soaked and steamed
Interior windows — glass, sills, and tracks
Full baseboard — detail throughout, hand-wiped
Doors — both faces, the top edge, and the frame and casing. Closet and pantry doors are an add-on, quoted once we've seen them.
Cabinet fronts — detailed and scrubbed rather than wiped.
Air vent and register covers — exterior grilles wiped and vacuumed
Behind and under furniture — sofas, beds, dressers
Detailed grout scrubbing
Light fixtures (reachable) — detailed rather than dusted
Hardware — polished rather than wiped
Dry steam — sanitizing on surfaces that allow
Move-in / Move-out clean
For an empty or nearly empty home, between tenants or owners. Everything in a Deep Clean, plus the inside of everything: cabinets, drawers, closets, the oven, and the refrigerator. Priced per home — send us the square footage, bedroom and bathroom count, and the condition it's in.
Add-ons
Priced separately on any visit. Ask when you book, or any time after.
Inside the refrigerator — $75 Shelves and drawers out, washed, and dried before they go back.
Inside the oven — $75. Steam method, no caustic oven cleaner.
Inside the dishwasher — $15 Filter, seals, and the spray arms.
Range hood filter — $35 Hot-soaked and steamed. Included in a deep clean already.
Interior windows — $30 Glass, sills, and the tracks. Included in a deep clean already.
HVAC filter swap — $15 You supply the filter, we swap it.
Fresh sheets — $10 a bed. Leave the clean linens out on the bed and we'll change it.
Door detail — quoted once we've counted them. A house can have eight doors or twenty-five, so we price this one on sight rather than guessing.
Blind detail — quoted once we've seen them. A dust of what's reachable is part of a deep clean. Full detail, slat by slat, is its own job and the number depends on how many you have and what kind, so we price it on sight.
Not offered: inside cabinets and drawers, on a standard or deep clean. That's move-in / move-out scope and we quote it separately.
Pet hair isn't an add-on. Vacuuming is part of every visit, and shedding is something we ask about when we quote rather than charge for afterward.
How pricing works
Every home is different, and we will not know exactly what yours needs until we have worked in it. So your first quote is our best estimate from what you tell us. That price is held for your first two visits, and then we confirm it. If it needs to move in either direction, you will hear it from us beforehand rather than on an invoice.
A note on what we don't do
We don't offer carpet cleaning, and we don't work from tall ladders: anything above safe step-ladder reach is outside our scope. We'd rather tell you that upfront than discover it in your home.
We also don't handle mold on porous surfaces: drywall, wood, ceilings. That's remediation work and it needs a licensed contractor, not a cleaner. Mold in a shower, on tile, glass or grout, is cleaning, and we do that.