A standard clean covers a lot, but every house has jobs outside it that need doing once or twice a year. A la carte lets you add those to a visit, or book them on their own, without paying for a full clean you do not need.
Inside the refrigerator, inside the freezer, and inside the oven. Interior window washing. Washing walls and woodwork. Vacuuming furniture and upholstery. Polishing silver. Cleaning sliding glass doors and their tracks. Sweeping the porch. Straightening and organising a room that has got away from you.
We also clean fireplaces, provided the fire has been out for at least seventy-two hours, which matters for both safety and the mess.
Oven and refrigerator interiors are the two most people put off longest and are most glad to have done. Interior windows make the biggest visible difference to a room for the least money, especially after a Tulsa spring. Walls and woodwork are worth it in homes with children or pets, and before listing a house.
If what you need is not on the list, call and ask. Our cleaners have worked on a wide range of jobs over forty years, and the answer is usually yes. Larger one-off jobs are often better handled as a deep clean than as a list of extras. If it is genuinely not something we do, we will tell you that instead of guessing.
Oven cleaning means the racks, the door glass including between the panes where the design allows, and the interior walls and floor. It is the job people put off longest, and the one that makes the biggest difference to how a kitchen smells when it is next used.
Refrigerator and freezer cleaning means emptying it, removing and washing the shelves and drawers, cleaning the seals where spills collect, and putting everything back. Tell us beforehand so you can plan where the food goes for an hour.
Interior window washing covers the glass, the sill and the track. In Tulsa the track is where the real work is, particularly after a spring of pollen. Wall and woodwork washing covers handprints, scuffs and the build-up around switches and door handles that you stop seeing after a while.
Interior windows are best in late spring, once the worst of the pollen has finished, and again in autumn. Ovens and refrigerators are worth doing before the holidays rather than after. Walls and woodwork are worth doing before you list a house, because they photograph better than people expect and cost far less than repainting.
Existing client: call the office and add it to your next scheduled visit. New client: mention it when you call for a quote and we will price the clean and the extras together.
Because these are priced by the job rather than the hour, you know the number before we start. Add one or add six.
Some of these need a little preparation from you. Refrigerator and freezer cleaning means the contents come out for an hour, so it helps to run the stock down beforehand. Fireplace cleaning needs the fire to have been out for at least seventy-two hours. Interior window washing goes faster if furniture in front of the windows can be moved, and we will move what is reasonable but not a piano.
Everything else needs nothing from you at all.
Yes. You can add them to a scheduled visit or book them as a standalone job. Call the office and tell us what you need.
Call and ask. Our cleaners have handled a wide range of special projects over forty years and the answer is usually yes. If it is genuinely not something we do, we will say so.
Yes, provided the fire has been out for at least seventy-two hours. That matters for safety and for keeping the ash from spreading through the room.
Tell us about your space and we will follow up with a straightforward quote. No pressure, and no pushy sales call.
Tell us a little about the space and we will follow up with a straightforward quote. No pressure, no pushy sales call.