Kitchen
Countertops, sinks, exterior surfaces, floors, common touch points, and selected appliance add-ons.
House Helpers provides residential house cleaning services for homeowners, tenants, landlords, and property managers. Tell us about the property, the type of cleaning you need, and any access or scheduling details so the requested scope can be reviewed before service is confirmed.

The exact scope depends on the property and the service you request. A clear room-by-room request helps keep the estimate and appointment plan practical.
Countertops, sinks, exterior surfaces, floors, common touch points, and selected appliance add-ons.
Fixtures, counters, mirrors, floors, and common buildup areas within the selected service scope.
Dusting, accessible surfaces, floors, and general tidying within the requested cleaning scope.
Dusting, accessible surfaces, floors, and bed-area touch points within the selected scope.
More detailed cleaning before moving in or after belongings have been removed from a home.
Oven, fridge, interior windows, and baseboards can be discussed as add-ons where available.
Different cleaning needs can require different scopes. The request should describe the situation clearly rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all package.
For households that need a scheduled clean or a one-time reset, with the visit planned around the property details you provide.
For homes that need a more detailed reset, more attention to buildup, or a stronger cleaning focus than routine service.
Deep Cleaning →For homes being prepared for a new occupant, handed back to a landlord, or cleaned after furniture and belongings are gone.
Useful property details make it easier to understand the requested service and identify questions before an appointment is finalized.
Starting estimates are not necessarily final prices. Property condition, access, requested extras, scheduling requirements, and the confirmed service scope can affect the final amount.
Houses, townhouses, condos, and apartments can have different layouts, access rules, parking arrangements, and service-window requirements.
Share the number of floors, bedrooms, bathrooms, requested rooms, and any access notes that could affect the visit.
Mention elevator reservations, parking instructions, superintendent requirements, building rules, and permitted service windows when applicable.
The goal is to make the next step clear without asking you to guess which details matter.
Tell us whether you need a routine clean, a deeper reset, move-related cleaning, or another cleaning scope.
Provide the property type, rooms, timing, access information, and any extras you want to discuss.
House Helpers can review the requested scope, answer questions, and confirm the service details before the appointment is finalized.
Send the property details that affect scope, access, and scheduling.
Provide the property type, approximate bedrooms and bathrooms, preferred cleaning frequency, requested rooms, optional add-ons, preferred date, and any parking or building access requirements.
Residential requests can be reviewed for different property types. Condo and apartment requests may require additional access and scheduling information.
Yes. You can ask about one-time, weekly, biweekly, or monthly cleaning when submitting the request.
The requested scope can be different. A deep-cleaning request may require more detailed attention than a routine visit, so describe the areas and condition you want addressed.
Not necessarily. Add-ons such as an oven, fridge, interior windows, or baseboards should be discussed so the requested scope is clear.
Yes. Provide the basic property and service details first so House Helpers can review the request before the appointment is finalized.