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Free quote, scope in writing before we start: (323) 613-3412

Cudahy · South Gate · Bell Gardens · Bell

(323) 613-3412
Cleaner in a navy t-shirt and blue gloves kneeling on a bathroom floor, scrubbing the base of a tiled shower, with a caddy of cleaning supplies and spray bottles beside her
Cudahy, CA(323) 613-3412

House Cleaning in Cudahy, Priced in Writing First

We clean your home the way you ask us to. That means regular cleaning, deep cleaning, move-in and move-out cleaning, apartment and condo cleaning, and kitchen cleaning. Before we start, you get the scope and the price in writing. We work in Cudahy, South Gate, Bell Gardens and nearby towns.

  • Free estimates by phone
  • Scope written before work
  • No add-ons at the door
  • Walkthrough before we leave

Where We Clean

We are based in Cudahy and clean homes throughout the area. That includes South Gate, Bell Gardens, Bell, Maywood, and East Los Angeles. We also work in Downey, Compton, Lynwood, Florence-Graham, and Montebello.

  • Cudahy
  • South Gate
  • Bell Gardens
  • Bell
  • Maywood
  • East Los Angeles
  • Downey
  • Compton
  • Lynwood
  • Florence-Graham
  • Montebello

If your town is not listed, give us a call anyway. We will tell you plainly if it is too far for us.

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Cleaning Services for Your Home

Most people start with regular cleaning or a one-time deep cleaning. We also handle move-in and move-out cleaning, apartment and condo cleaning, kitchen cleaning, Airbnb turnover cleaning, and luxury home cleaning for larger places with finer finishes. If you need a clean on short notice, ask about same-day cleaning and we will tell you straight whether our schedule has room.

  • Cleaner in a navy T-shirt wiping a granite kitchen counter beside the sink, with a caddy of spray bottles and cloths, an upright vacuum, and a living room behind

    Regular Cleaning

    Weekly, biweekly or monthly cleaning of kitchens, bathrooms, floors and dusting, with a written list of what each visit covers.

  • Cleaner in blue gloves kneeling to scrub burnt grease inside an open oven, with racks, brushes, a scouring pad and spare gloves on a towel on the kitchen floor

    Deep Cleaning

    A top-to-bottom clean for the grime regular visits miss, from baseboards and grout to inside the oven, with the full scope written down first.

  • Move-In Cleaning

    We clean inside cabinets, appliances, bathrooms and floors of your new place so you can unpack into clean space, not someone else's dust.

  • Move-Out Cleaning

    We clean your empty home top to bottom before you hand over the keys, from inside the oven to the baseboards, with the full list agreed before we start.

  • Apartment Cleaning

    Cleaning built for smaller spaces, with tight kitchens, one bathroom or two, and a written list of what we will do before we start.

  • Condo Cleaning

    Condo cleaning that works around building rules, tight parking and shared walls, with the scope written down before we start.

  • Luxury Home Cleaning

    Detailed cleaning for larger homes and fine finishes like marble, hardwood and glass, using the right product for each surface and a written scope up front.

  • Airbnb Turnover Cleaning

    Between-guest cleaning for short-term rentals, with a written checklist and a set price per turnover agreed before we start.

  • Same-Day Cleaning

    Short-notice cleaning when we have an opening that day, focused on the rooms that matter most, with the scope agreed by phone first.

  • Kitchen Cleaning

    A focused clean of the room that gets dirtiest: degreased cabinets and hood, inside the oven and fridge if you want them, and floors done by hand.

How a Cleaning Goes

Here is what happens from the first call to the last wipe-down.

  1. 1

    You call us

    Tell us the size of your home, the kind of cleaning you want, and anything that needs extra attention. We ask a few questions about pets, parking, and access.

  2. 2

    We write up the scope and price

    Room by room, we list what is included and what is not. You have it on paper before we begin. Read it over and ask about anything that looks unclear.

  3. 3

    We clean

    We bring our own supplies and equipment. We work top to bottom, so dust from shelves and fans lands on floors we have not done yet. Kitchens and bathrooms get the most time.

  4. 4

    Walkthrough and sign-off

    We walk through with you, or leave a note if you are not home. Anything missed gets fixed before we go.

Three cleaners in blue t-shirts and gloves wipe a kitchen island, wipe upper cabinet doors and dust high with an extendable duster in a home kitchen

About Our Company

We are a local house cleaning company based in Cudahy, California. We clean houses, apartments, and condos for people who want a clean home without guessing what it will cost.

We work by one simple rule. Write it down first. Too many people have had a cleaner name one price on the phone and charge another at the door. We would rather spend five extra minutes on the phone and have you know exactly what you are paying for.

We keep our crews small so the same people learn your home. They know where the dog sleeps, which counters are marble, and which shower needs a little more time.

How We Work With You

We keep it simple. You know what we will clean, what it costs, and what happens if something gets missed.

The scope in writing first

Before we start, we write down which rooms we clean and what we do in each one. Baseboards, inside the oven, inside the fridge, window tracks. If it is on the list, we do it. If it is not, we ask you first.

No surprise add-ons

We do not show up and find a reason to raise the price. If your home needs more than we talked about, we stop and tell you before doing extra work. You decide.

Honest about what a clean needs

If a regular cleaning will do, we say so. We will not push a deep cleaning just because it costs more. Sometimes a first deep clean makes sense, and we explain why.

Care inside your home

We use the right product for the surface. No harsh scrubbing on stone counters or stainless steel. We move small things, clean under them, and put them back where they were.

A walkthrough at the end

Before we leave, you can walk the rooms with us. If you see a spot we missed, we fix it right then.

Questions People Ask Us

How do you price a cleaning?
We ask about the size of your home, how long since the last clean, and what kind of cleaning you want. Then we give you a free estimate by phone and write down the scope and price before we start. That is the number you pay unless you ask us to add something.
Do I need to be home while you clean?
No. Many people leave us a key or a door code. We just need to know how to get in and lock up. If you would rather be home, that works too.
Do you bring your own supplies?
Yes. We bring cleaning products, cloths, mops, and a vacuum. If you want us to use a certain product, like something for a stone counter or a scent-free cleaner, just tell us and we will use yours.
What is the difference between regular and deep cleaning?
Regular cleaning keeps up the main surfaces: counters, sinks, toilets, floors, and dusting. Deep cleaning goes into the corners and build-up, like baseboards, cabinet fronts, light switches, and heavy soap scum. If your home has not been cleaned in a while, we usually suggest a deep clean first, then regular visits.
What if you miss something?
Let us know by the next day. We will look at it and work out a fair fix, which usually means coming back to clean the spot. We also do a walkthrough before we leave to catch things early.
Is it okay if I have pets?
Yes. Let us know when you call so we can plan for extra pet hair. Some pets do better in another room or the yard while we work, and we will keep doors closed if you ask.
How often should I schedule a cleaning?
Most homes do well with a visit every two weeks. Busy families with kids or pets often go weekly. Some people just want a monthly reset. We will help you pick what fits your home and budget.

What Moves the Price

Every home is different, so we do not give one flat number for everyone. The price comes from a few plain things. We go over them on the phone and put them in your written estimate.

We give you a free estimate on the phone, and the scope and price are in writing before the work starts. If something changes, we talk to you first.

Size of your home
More bedrooms and bathrooms take more time. A two-bedroom apartment is a shorter job than a four-bedroom house with three baths.
How long since the last clean
A home cleaned every two weeks stays easy to keep up. If it has been a few months, there is built-up grease in the kitchen and soap scum in the showers. That first visit takes longer.
Type of cleaning
Regular cleaning covers the surfaces you live with every day. Deep cleaning and move-out cleaning go further, like inside cabinets, inside appliances, baseboards, and door frames.
Extras you choose
Inside the oven, inside the fridge, and interior windows are add-ons you pick ahead of time. They go on the written price up front, not on the bill after.
How often we come
Weekly and every-other-week visits usually cost less per visit than one-time cleans, because your home never gets far behind.
Pets and clutter
Heavy pet hair takes extra time on floors and furniture. Picking up clutter before we arrive lets us spend our time actually cleaning.
Clean kitchen with speckled granite counters, white cabinets, stainless gas range with a striped towel on the handle, and a made bed visible through a doorway

Know the Price Before We Start

Tell us about your home and what you need cleaned. We will give you a price at no cost and put the details in writing before any work begins.