Weekly cleaning
Weekly service keeps your home in consistently excellent condition. It's the most frequent — and most expensive — option, but it means your home is always ready for guests, and there's virtually no build-up between visits.
- Pros: consistently spotless, minimal build-up, always guest-ready
- Cons: highest cost, may be more than needed for smaller households
- Best for: large families, homes with pets, high-traffic households, busy professionals
Bi-weekly cleaning
Bi-weekly (every two weeks) is the most popular choice. It keeps things manageable without the cost of weekly service. Most households find that two weeks is the sweet spot — the home stays clean, and there's only light tidying needed between visits.
- Pros: good balance of cost and cleanliness, most popular option, manageable between visits
- Cons: some tidying needed between visits, may not be enough for very busy households
- Best for: most households, moderate traffic, couples and small families
Monthly cleaning
Monthly service is the most affordable recurring option. It works well for smaller households or those who maintain their home between visits. Between monthly cleanings, you'll need to do more self-maintenance to keep things from getting out of hand.
- Pros: most affordable, good for small or tidy households, no long gaps
- Cons: requires more self-maintenance, more build-up between visits
- Best for: small households, budget-conscious, tidy households, people who enjoy light cleaning
How to decide
Ask yourself these questions to narrow down the right frequency:
- How many people live in your home?
- Do you have pets that shed or track in dirt?
- How large is your home?
- How much time can you dedicate to cleaning between visits?
- What's your monthly budget for cleaning?
- How quickly does your home get messy — in days or weeks?
You can always adjust
The beauty of recurring service is that it's flexible. Start with one frequency and see how your home holds up. If things are getting messy before the next visit, move to a more frequent schedule. If the home is still spotless when the team arrives, you might scale back. Many customers start bi-weekly and adjust from there.