House cleaning in Alpharetta, GA

What cleaning an Alpharetta home involves

Bathroom count is what sets the length of a visit here, not floor area. A five bedroom house with four full bathrooms and a powder room contains five toilets, four showers or tubs, six sinks and a large quantity of glass and every one of those is hand work. Two houses of identical square footage can differ by well over an hour on bathroom count alone, which is why the quote form asks for bedrooms and bathrooms separately.

Two story entries and vaulted family rooms are the second Alpharetta specific. High window glass, upper ledges, stair rails and the tops of two story trim runs all collect dust that is invisible from the floor and obvious from the landing. Those are ladder tasks rather than pole tasks, they belong on the rotation rather than on every visit and any surface we cannot reach safely we will tell you about rather than skip quietly.

Basements change the job as well. A finished basement adds a full living level, often with a second kitchen or wet bar, a bathroom and carpet that gets less air and more damp than the floors above it. An unfinished basement is usually out of scope. Tell us which one you have when you request a quote, because a finished lower level is effectively another floor of the house.

Newer construction here also means engineered hardwood and luxury vinyl plank rather than solid wood and both need less water than homeowners assume. Seams in engineered flooring swell when water sits in them, so these floors get damp cleaned and dried. Large format tile with narrow grout lines, which is common in the newer builds and the Avalon townhomes, cleans quickly and shows streaks, so it is worked in sections and dried rather than left to air.

Commercial work around North Point and Old Milton runs on building access rules rather than home access. Badge systems, after hours entry and shared restroom responsibilities are agreed in writing before a schedule starts.