Residential Cleaning
Spring Cleaning in Boston
Spring cleaning is the deep clean that catches everything the weekly wipe-down doesn't: baseboards, inside cabinets, behind appliances, windows sills clouded from a winter of salt and slush. It's a once- or twice-a-year reset, not a maintenance visit.
What's included
Deep reset, every room
- Baseboards, door frames and window sills wiped down
- Inside of cabinets and drawers cleaned (kitchen and bathroom)
- Behind and under furniture where safely accessible
- Light fixtures and ceiling fans dusted
- Interior windows and window sills cleaned
- Vents and radiators dusted and wiped
- Switch plates and door handles disinfected
Kitchen & bathroom deep clean
- Inside of oven degreased
- Inside of refrigerator wiped down and organized
- Grout scrubbed in bathroom tile
- Cabinet fronts degreased and wiped
Every clean also follows the Esmero Standard, our written 50-point checklist, and ends with a photo report by text.
Our guarantee
Free re-clean within 24 hours
Tell us what we missed and we come back to fix it, free.
Pay after the clean
No deposit, except a $70 deposit on move-outs and post-renovation cleans.
One flat price
Same price by Zelle, cash or card. No hourly billing, and tips are never expected.
Free rescheduling
Reschedule or cancel by text with 48 hours' notice, at no charge.
Spring Cleaning: questions
How is spring cleaning different from a deep clean?
It's the same deep-clean checklist, just the name people use for the seasonal version. Book it as a deep clean on the quote form.
Do you clean the inside of my oven and fridge?
Yes, both are part of the deep-clean checklist for the kitchen.
Can you do the whole house in one visit?
Yes, we scope the visit to your home's size when you book.
Should I do this before or after switching to recurring cleaning?
Either works, but most clients start with a deep clean, then move to a recurring plan to keep the home at that level.
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