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Why Are HEPA-Filtered Vacuums Essential to Your Home Cleaning?

Posted on October 11, 2023 by oi_admin - Healthy Home

HEPA stands for High-Efficiency Particulate Air. A HEPA filter is a high quality type of air filter designed to capture small particles, including dust, pollen, pet dander. These filters are incredibly efficient, trapping particles as small as 0.3 microns with a 99.97% efficiency. HEPA filters are known for their ability to improve indoor air quality, which is essential for a healthy home.

As a professional cleaning service, we use HEPA filtered vacuums because of the immense benefits for our cleaning teams and our customers. Here's why:

Improved indoor air quality: HEPA filters trap and remove a wide range of airborne particles, including allergens, dust mites, and mold spores. This can lead to significant improvements in indoor air quality, especially for people with allergies or asthma.
Reduced risk of respiratory problems: Exposure to airborne allergens and other irritants can trigger respiratory problems such as asthma attacks and allergic reactions. By using a HEPA filtered vacuum to remove these particles from the air, you can reduce your risk of developing these problems.
Cleaner, healthier home: HEPA filtered vacuums remove more dirt, dust, and other allergens from your carpets and floors than traditional vacuums. This can help to create a cleaner, healthier home for you and your family.

Maid Brigade's cleaning professionals are trained to use HEPA filtered vacuums effectively and efficiently. We understand the importance of proper vacuuming techniques and the significance of HEPA filtration in the cleaning process. We have always been committed to the highest quality cleaning supplies, including vacuums that improve indoor air quality! If you are looking for a cleaning company that can provide you with a cleaner home and a healthier home, Maid Brigade has 30+ years of experience to bring you exactly that.

Pet-Friendly House Cleanings by Maid Brigade

Posted on May 30, 2023 by oi_admin - Healthy Home

We love pets, and we want to make your home the paw-fect oasis for you and your furry loved ones. That’s why we have designed our cleaning services that cater perfectly to homes with pets. If you are learning about which cleaning service company to choose for your pet-friendly home, we are here to share why Maid Brigade is the best choice for your home and family.

Special Care for Homes with Pets

When you have a pet at home, we take extra measures to keep them safe while we handle the house cleaning. We carry out the cleaning so that our teams are as non-intrusive as possible to them. Having new people come into your home can be a stressful experience for pets. We will communicate with you prior to your cleaning to ensure we’re all on the same page. Some of our team members are pet owners themselves and care deeply for our customers pets, as if they were their own.

Safe, Non-Toxic Cleaning Products

While taking care of your home with pets, you can feel confident knowing that the cleaning products and equipment we use are completely safe for your pet family members. Our proprietary PUREcleaning system uses the safest and most advanced cleaning products. All of our cleaning solutions are EPA Registered, FDA Approved, and safe for pets upon application.

Pet-Loving Cleaning Crew

Our cleaning staff has lots of experience working in homes with pets. Their long years of experience plus genuine care for customers’ pets means your home and furry family members will be given the best care. In our conversations before your cleaning we can discuss your pet and what your preferences are when it comes to having our cleaning crew visit at your scheduled time.

We Know How to Clean Homes with Pets

Pet hair, dander, and odor can be one of the most challenging parts of cleaning homes with pets. Our industry-leading HEPA-filtration vacuum equipment, powerful electrolyzed water (e-water) solution, and trusted cleaning experience will give your home a top quality cleaning.

To ensure the healthiest environment in your home with pets, find your local Maid Brigade today and schedule your cleaning for your home’s well-being. Our pet-friendly, trusted, and reliable employees are always there to make the best cleaning happen for you!

What to Look for in a House Cleaning Service

Posted on April 11, 2023 by oi_admin - About Us

Trusted house cleaning services from Maid Brigade offer the invaluable peace of mind you deserve. However, when you are hiring a cleaning service for the first time, it's natural be extra cautious before making a commitment. At Maid Brigade, we want to make your decision easier by providing you with the answers you need and the valuable experience we have to offer.

A Reliable Cleaning Company Matters

Reliability and trustworthiness are the most important factors to look for in a house cleaning service. Your home is a safe space and we know the trust you put in us to take care of your space, belongings, and your valuable time. When you schedule a cleaning with Maid Brigade, we provide you with our expected time of arrival and discuss our plan of entry accordingly depending on if you will be home or not. Being reliable means being on-time, easy to reach if needed, and taking excellent care of your home's cleaning needs at every visit.

An Eco-Friendly and Healthy Home Cleaning Service

Eco-friendly cleaning is becoming increasingly important with time. It’s even more important if you have immunocompromised family members living with you, like elderly parents. So, before hiring a house cleaning service, inquire about their green cleaning methodology, equipment, and cleaning products. Your home health is an essential part of your overall health!

At Maid Brigade, we have always taken great pride in being the experts at eco-friendly, safe, healthy home cleanings. Our PUREcleaning process will leave your home shining without any harmful, toxic products being used.

Cleaning Service Availability and Flexibility

Ask the following questions:

How flexible is the scheduling process?
How can you book weekly, biweekly, or monthly cleaning services?
Are the services customizable to your needs?

We offer many service options based on frequency, specialty, and complexity to fit all of your cleaning needs. Recurring cleanings such as weekly or biweekly service are a frequent request by our customers. We want your cleaning schedule to align with what you need when you need us!

Is My Cleaning Company Insured?

Is the cleaning company adequately insured and bonded to take care of you and the cleaning crew?

Some insurance policies, like professional liability insurance, only ensure the safety of the employees, but does not cover any loss or damage to your property. Maid Brigade is fully bonded and insured so you can feel confident in your decision to have our team come to your home.

A Cleaning Service with an Established Reputation

How long has your cleaning company been in business? New cleaning companies can be good, but there remains the additional risk of inexperienced or clumsy service. When you have the option at hand, always go for an established company with several years of well-backed experience. Maid Brigade has been in business for 35+ years and our years of experience have led us to many happy customers! We have customers who have been with their local Maid Brigade for 15+ years! We're proud to have built trust with our customers and have their continued confidence in our house cleaning services.

What are the Benefits of a Professional Cleaning Service?

Hiring an established professional cleaning service ensures all the above criteria and much more.

Years of experience and expertise of Maid Brigade ensures flawless service.
We have screened, vetted, and trusted employees as opposed to independent contractors.
You get the cleaning service that aligns with your schedule and your home's needs.
Maid Brigade is fully insured and bonded.
We have a thorough and trusted training process in place for the employees so our quality of service always remains top tier.
You get consistent and timely house cleaning ensuring peace of mind.

Advantages of Weekly, Biweekly, and Monthly House Cleanings

Recurring house cleaning services bring many advantages to your overall well-being.

Here are a few ways we make your cleaning day the very best day:

Your health is a priority! Regular cleanings protect you from the spread of germs, viruses, and bacteria.
Regular service continually protects you and your home from a build up of dust, dirt, and other allergens that can cause respiratory problems.
Our HEPA-filtered, 4 stage filtration vacuums improve your home's indoor air quality.
Come home with one less item on your to-do list! Regular cleanings help reduce stress levels, increase productivity, and provide a sense of calm and relaxation.
Your peace of mind matters! Save time and money by preventing the buildup of dirt and grime, which can be harder to clean in the long run.

Our 35+ years of experience enable us to provide unparalleled cleaning services for you. If you want all the perks of eco-friendly, reliable, and experienced regular house cleaning, Maid Brigade is your destination.

How to Prepare Your Home for a Professional House Cleaning

Posted on February 28, 2023 by oi_admin - Healthy Home

Preparing your home for a professional house cleaning is easy with Maid Brigade by your side. Preparations simply mean making sure our teams can effectively clean and reach all areas of your home when we provide our services.

With a few basic things in mind, preparing for a cleaning session would be a piece of cake!

Make Cleaning Areas Accessible

Ensure the areas that need to be cleaned are ready to be handled by our cleaning team. This means removing any personal objects that you don’t want to be meddled with from the countertop, floors, and other surfaces.

Communicate Your Expectations

If you hired an independent cleaner, you would need to spend a lot of time preparing your house for cleaning. On the contrary, our professional cleaning services ensure you do not have to worry about taking care of all the nitty-gritty details.

Just let us know your expectations beforehand. A few examples include:

Which areas to focus on the most?
Are there rooms you prefer we don't clean this time around?

Integrate Your Preparations with Morning Routines

When you schedule regular cleaning service from Maid Brigade, such as, weekly or biweekly, the most effective way you can sustainably manage the preparatory tasks is to tie them with your morning routines.

Doing small tasks, like organizing any personal items, ensuring the cleaning team has easy entry into your home, and calling us about any special instructions will make your scheduled house cleaning go smoothly.

A Few Other Essentials

Here are a few basic things that you probably have already taken care of, but are important to your house cleaning experience.

Allow access to your professionals as per your security system.
Make sure to tell our team about any pets so we can ensure they are safe during your cleaning.
If you prefer, arrange your house cleaning when it is least disruptive to your routine.
Let us know ahead of time about any special tasks you're looking for.

Maid Brigade is a professional house cleaning company with 35+ years of experience. Our PUREcleaning system is safe, non-toxic cleaning and disinfection. Learn more about PUREcleaning!

Preparing the house for professional cleaning is the easiest when you choose Maid Brigade. Our mission is to make it simple and hassle-free for you.

How To Deep Clean Your Kitchen

Posted on October 22, 2019 by oi_admin - Healthy Home

I don’t know about you but I spend most of my time trying to keep my kitchen clean and clutter free. I’m doing things like; putting things in the dishwasher, picking up papers on the counters and constantly vacuuming up dog hair. Deep cleaning? It’s not on my radar. Let’s look at some of the places in the kitchen that probably haven’t been cleaned in a long while.

Cleaning the Refrigerator, Freezer, & Sink Disposal

Refrigerator ice/water dispenser - Drip trays are a breeding ground for bacteria. It’s actually be called the “dirtiest place in the kitchen.” To clean this area, wipe out the drip tray with a dry, clean microfiber cloth. Then remove any buildup in the drip tray by filling it with distilled white vinegar and allow it to soak for 10 minutes. Mix 1 tbsp. of baking soda with 1 cup of warm water and place the mixture inside the dispenser tray. Rinse the dispenser and wipe it with a dry microfiber cloth.

The freezer – Even if you have a self-defrosting freezer, you occasionally need to turn off the power and clean the entire area. Crumbs and droppings along with dust and dirt need to be removed. By turning up the temperature, you’ll be able to wash the freezer walls without the moisture freezing on your cleaning cloth. Use warm soapy water to wash the floor and walls of the freezer, then rinse completely. Let it air dry before turning down the temperature.

Disposal – Food particles and gunk build up on the blades of the garbage disposal. A simple way to clean the blades are to freeze some lemon peels and place them, with some salt, into the disposal. Run the disposal until they are gone. Your disposal will be clean and smell wonderful.

Cleaning Your Cook Top & Microwave

Stove – Clean the stove from the inside out. If you have a self-cleaning oven, follow the directions and let it do the dirty work. If you don’t have a self-cleaning oven, you can use a paste of baking soda and water, and spread it on the walls and floor of the oven. Then spray it with distilled white vinegar. Let it sit overnight and wipe clean.

The top of the stove – The best way to clean the top of the stove is to remove all the pieces of the stove top and start scrubbing. Try not to use anything aggressive as you can scratch the finish. Once it’s completely clean, use a clean damp microfiber cloth to leave it sparkling clean.

The bottom drawer of your stove – This is one place that hardly gets cleaned. Remove all the items of the drawer then use your vacuum to remove crumbs and dirt. Wipe the drawer with soapy warm water and a microfiber cloth. Let the drawer air dry.

Microwave – A quick way to clean the inside of your microwave is to put a bowl of hot water with lemon juice in the microwave and turn on the power until it starts to boil. This can be from 2 to 4 minutes. Let the bowl sit in the microwave for 5 more minutes. Open the microwave and wipe the walls and the base clean with a microfiber cloth.

Cleaning Other Areas Around the Kitchen

Cabinet Knobs - Kitchen knobs hardly get cleaned even if you wipe the cabinets frequently. Use some hydrogen peroxide on a microfiber cloth to remove buildup and germs.

Floors – Cleaning your floor with a sponge mop actually leaves buildup on the perimeter of your floor. For a deep cleaning, get a bucket of hot water with a few drops of dish detergent and get down on your hands and knees. Give your floor a good scrubbing. Use a microfiber cloth and a scrubbing sponge for tough spots. You can also use a steam machine to deep clean the floor.

Chairs and table – Wiping down your table after dinner is probably part of your routine, but when was the last time you “deep cleaned” your kitchen chairs? And how about the base of the table? When you are ready to deep clean your table and chairs, start with a bucket of hot water and a microfiber cloth and wipe off dust, grime and grease. Don’t bother with a cleaning product. Using the hot water and microfiber will leave the table and chairs clean without a film from a cleaner.

Light fixtures – A quick tip to deep cleaning your kitchen light fixtures is to pop the glass shades into the dishwasher. The hot water and agitation will remove built up dirt and grease. They will come out of the dishwasher sparkling clean.

For more information from DIY green cleaning expert Leslie Reichert, visit https://www.facebook.com/GreenCleaningCoach/

Cleaning Stainless Steel from the Inside Out

Posted on August 21, 2019 by oi_admin - Green Cleaning Tips and Tricks, Healthy Home

cleaning the stainless steel in your kitchen

In the late 1960s and into the 70s, the favorite colors for our appliances were earth tones which really meant they were different shades of brown. You would find kitchens with Avocado Green, Harvest Gold or Almond appliances. In the 1980s, black fronted appliances became the rage. The black shiny surfaces were very difficult to keep clean and showed every streak and smear. Late in the next decade stainless steel started to appear in designer kitchens. Stainless is a favorite in kitchens even today.

Stainless steel was discovered in 1913 by Harry Brearley of England. It was known as “rust-less” steel. This was the first stainless steel. Even though stainless steel is rust proof, it is not oxidation proof. When the metals in stainless steel are exposed to oxygen, they oxidize and leave a film or stains that need some special care to remove. Let’s look at different ways you can clean your stainless steel.

Daily cleaning – One of the easiest ways to keep your stainless steel clean and “print” free is to use a microfiber cloth and water. The best type of microfiber is a very fine woven cloth made especially for cleaning windows. Start by using a clean microfiber cloth, wet it with water, and wring it out completely. Wipe over the entire appliance and then dry the appliance with a large looped (dry) microfiber cloth. Your stainless steel will be print, streak, lint, and smear free.

Deeper cleaning – If you have a stainless steel stove, you need to use a gentle degreasing cleaner to remove the grease before following the daily cleaning regimen. A quick DIY recipe for a degreaser is to mix distilled white vinegar with a drop or two of dish detergent and place the mixture in a spray bottle. Remove the control knobs on the stove by pulling them straight off, then spray with the degreaser. Let it sit for a few minutes, then wipe the area with a damp, large looped microfiber cloth. Once the stove is grease free, follow the daily cleaning method above.

Deepest cleaning – If you find your stainless steel doesn’t look clean after wiping it with a microfiber cloth, you may have oxidation that needs to be removed. You can use a tablespoon of baking soda mixed with a ¼ teaspoon of olive oil and rub it in the direction of the grain of the stainless steel. You will notice your sponge turning black. That is the corrosion being removed from the stainless steel. Rinse the cleanser completely from the metal and dry with a microfiber cloth. Once the stainless steel is dry, apply a very light coat of baby oil over the surface of the appliance. This will seal the metal and will temporarily stop the oxidation process. If the appliance starts looking cloudy or has a film, you can applying more baby oil before going through the entire scrubbing process.

Interior cleaning of stainless steel appliances – When cleaning the inside of any appliance, using little or no cleaner is recommended. Instead, use a microfiber cloth and water which will thoroughly clean the inside of all your appliances.

A tip for the microwave - When cleaning the microwave, you can place a tablespoon of lemon juice into a glass of water and microwave it until it starts to steam (2 to 4 minutes.) Once you see the steam, turn off the microwave and let the steam and lemon juice sit on the walls and floor of the microwave. The acid in the lemon juice will work to loosen food particles inside the microwave. Wipe the entire inside of the microwave with a wet, large looped, microfiber cloth. Make sure to let the interior air dry before closing the door.

For more information from DIY green cleaning expert Leslie Reichert, visit https://www.facebook.com/GreenCleaningCoach/

How to Clean Cast Iron, Wooden Cutting Boards, & More

Posted on July 25, 2019 by oi_admin - Green Cleaning Tips and Tricks, Healthy Home

After years of trying to clean those “hard to clean” kitchen items, I’ve found that it’s really not the technique but the tools that make the task easier. Things like cast iron or wooden cutting boards have been around for hundreds of years but just recently technology has caught up to make them easier to clean. Let’s look at some simple methods of cleaning these hard-to-clean items and then we will look at some new tools that make cleaning them very simple.

Cast iron – One thing to remember when cleaning cast iron is that it is a very porous metal. If you use any type of soap on cast iron, it will absorb it and then leech it back into your food when cooking. One simple way of cleaning your cast iron without soap is to use salt to give it a good scrub. The salt used with a sponge will work to remove any built-up food on the pan. And it will rinse right off the pan and leave it free from chemicals.

A new alternative for cleaning cast iron is a product called CM Scrubber. It’s made of chain mail – which is the same technology used in the Middle Ages to make armor. This simple chain mail scrubber is made of woven metal links that work to scrub the cast iron without chemicals. All you do is use the metal scrubber on the pan and rinse. It’s truly amazing how easy it makes it to clean your cast iron pans.

Wooden cutting boards – Wooden cutting boards are also very porous, but research has shown that the wood actually works to kill bacteria left on the wood. This does not mean we don’t have to clean the wood after using it. A simple solution to clean a wooden cutting board is to cut a lemon in half and them dip the open end of the lemon into some table salt. Use the lemon and work the salt over the wood to clean and disinfect the cutting board. The acid in the lemon along with the scrubbing action of the salt will clean the cutting board without using harsh chemicals.

A cool tool to use on the cutting board is called a Skoy Scrubber. It’s made in Germany and is aggressive enough to scrub the wood without hurting it. If you use this scrubber you don’t need to use any chemicals to clean the cutting board.

Fine china – If you have very expensive china and don’t trust your dishwasher to clean it without damage, there are some great cloths and sponges that will work to clean them gently and completely. My favorite tool is called a Skoy cloth. It’s a cross between a paper towel and a sponge. These cloths are made in Germany, just like the Skoy Scrubs, from a by-product of paper. They are strong, yet gentle and are perfect for washing your fine china.

Expensive crystal – To avoid having film and spots on your fine crystal I recommend washing them by hand. You can use the Skoy cloth and a gentle dish soap to wash them and then rinse with warm water. The best tool to dry the glass is a fine woven microfiber cloth. Don’t let the crystal air dry as that’s where you get spots. Instead rinse and then try right away with the microfiber cloth.

Tall thin vases – You can wash vases in the bottom drawer of a dishwasher but here is always that white film in the bottom of the vase that just won’t come off. A simple trick it to sprinkle table salt into the bottom and drop in some ice chips. The salt will melt into the ice and turn into a scrubber. Swish the salt/ice combination around for a few minutes then rinse with hot water. The salt will scrub away all the film.

For more information from DIY green cleaning expert Leslie Reichert, visit https://www.facebook.com/GreenCleaningCoach/

How Often Should You Clean Bedroom & Bathroom Items?

Posted on June 13, 2019 by oi_admin - Healthy Body, Healthy Home

Ever since it was reported that Oprah has clean sheets on her bed every day – the rest of us wonder if that’s the standard we should be striving to achieve. If we had a staff like Oprah, we could have our sheets, towels and even our shower curtains changed daily. Sheets and towels absorb sweat, dead skin cells, body oils, drool and other body fluids. If they aren’t washed frequently, sheets and towels become a breeding ground for dust mites, mold and mildew. So, let’s balance our dreams of having the ultimately clean bathroom with practicality and see if we can determine how often we should be cleaning things in our bathroom and bedroom.

Towels – Hand towels in a bathroom should be changed out daily as they get used a lot. Towels used after a shower should be washed every other day. In between uses, the towels should be hung so that they can dry out completely throughout the day. Mold and mildew can start forming a few hours after using the towel.

Washcloths – Washcloths can be on the same cleaning schedule as your bath towels. Washcloths collect dead skin cells with each use so more than two uses are not recommended. They can be washed with the bath towels using hot water to help disinfect them.

Bath mats – Bath mats should be washed once a week. They accumulate dust, fibers, and hair as well as dirt from the floor. Washing once a week keeps them clean and fresh. It also helps to battle any mold or mildew that could be forming inside the mat fibers.

Plastic shower curtains – Plastic shower curtains should be cleaned once a month. Soap scum and mildew build up on the inside of the plastic. You can place a shower curtain in the washing machine and it will come out looking brand new. Just put the shower curtain in the wash using hot water and two bath towels. Add a touch of laundry detergent to the washer as well. Wash and rinse the shower curtain on a regular cycle. Hang the plastic shower curtain back up as normal to allow it to air dry.

Use your dishwasher --A quick tip for cleaning things on your vanity is to enlist your dishwasher. Your toothbrush holder, towel caddies, toothpaste holders and even brushes and combs can be popped into the top drawer of the dishwasher. Use the regular dishwashing detergent and a regular washing cycle. The items will come out clean and disinfected.

Sheets – Most experts agree that sheets should be washed at least once every other week. If you have night sweats or tend to sweat more than the average person, you should wash your sheets once a week. Make sure to wash your sheets in a gentle soap versus a detergent. Detergents can cause skin irritations. They don’t rinse totally out of your sheets. Soaps, on the other handwash completely out of the fabric.

Blankets – Blankets need to be washed frequently, but not as often as sheets. Blankets can become infested with dust mites. Most experts recommend washing blankets monthly in extremely hot water and drying them on a hot setting in the dryer. The high heat will kill the dust mites. If you deal with a dust mite allergy, you may need to wash the blankets more often.

Comforters – Down comforters can be cleaned on the same schedule as blankets. Down comforters are very difficult to wash and dry so if you want to remove the dust and allergens quickly, you can pop the comforter directly into the dryer and set it to the hottest setting. The dryer will remove the dust and the hot air will kill the dust mites.

Pillows – Pillows are not usually on our list of things to wash. But they can become extremely infested with dust mites as well as body oils and fluids. To prevent the pillow from absorbing fluids and oils, you can use a pillow encasement that will keep the pillows clean and keep dust mites away from the pillow filling. The encasement is much easier to wash than an entire pillow.

Quilts – Hand made quilts need special attention. They needed to be washed with care. You can place the quilt in the dryer on a hot setting for a few minutes to kill dust mites and remove the dust. You can also use a clothesline and hang it outside in the bright sunlight to help keep the dust mites at bay.

For more information from DIY green cleaning expert Leslie Reichert, visit https://www.facebook.com/GreenCleaningCoach/

7 Reasons to Be Grateful for a Clean and Organized Home

Posted on February 29, 2016 by maidbrigade - Healthy Soul

In a world that feels increasingly chaotic, there’s something profoundly soothing about coming home to a clean, organized space. Sure, it’s aesthetically pleasing, but it also impacts your mind, body, and soul. No matter what’s happening on the news, you’re safe and snug at home, enjoying the physical benefits of a clean environment as well as the sense of gratitude and peace it brings.

That’s why Maid Brigade believes in the transformative power of a clean home. In this blog, we highlight seven reasons to be thankful for a tidy, well-maintained home.

1. Mental Clarity

Thinking clearly starts with living cleanly. When your space is sanitary and clutter-free, your mind tends to be more free and open, making it easier to focus and stay productive. Imagine the mental freedom of walking into a serene, well-ordered home after a busy day. You can take a deep, relaxing breath and be thankful that your home is your sanctuary.

2. Stress Reduction

Feeling anxious or overwhelmed because of a messy home? You’re not alone. A dirty, disorganized space often adds to the mental load, creating stress and pressure as you try to figure out when and how you’re going to get everything clean. On the other hand, a clean and orderly space provides a calming effect, giving you one less thing to worry about in your already busy life and prompting a deep gratitude for your wonderful home.

3. Healthier Living

Breathing better, sleeping better, and feeling better are all side effects of a squeaky clean home. With dust, allergens, and germs out of the way, there’s a lot to be thankful for. You’re able to cook your favorite meals, cozy up on the couch for movie night, and invite guests over without worrying about anyone’s health and safety.

4. Happier Relationships

A harmonious home environment promotes quality time and reduces conflicts over household chores. Whether it’s your partner, your family, or your roommates, there’s no doubt that a clean space can play an important role in building better connections with the people you’re grateful to share a house with.

5. A Sense of Accomplishment

Walking into a clean home is a tangible reminder of control and achievement. Whether you’ve cleaned it yourself or relied on a service like Maid Brigade, the results inspire pride and gratitude for a space that supports your lifestyle.

6. Time for What Matters

Cleaning takes time — time that could be better spent with loved ones, pursuing hobbies, or simply relaxing. If you’re grateful for every minute you’re able to spend doing the things that matter, you’ll also be grateful for time saved by outsourcing your cleaning to Maid Brigade.

7. A Warm Welcome

There’s nothing like opening the door to a tidy home that feels inviting and comforting. This is the space you’ve created for yourself and your family, and as you walk inside, you’re reminded to be thankful that chaos, clutter, and unpleasant feelings aren’t waiting to greet you.

Maid Brigade is Grateful for Clients Like You

Speaking of gratitude, our cleaning teams are always thankful for the smiles we create and opportunities we unfold by helping our clients achieve the fresh home feeling they’re looking for. Our professional cleaning services go beyond surface-level tidying. We use advanced cleaning techniques and non-toxic products to ensure your home is both spotless and safe. Whether you need regular cleaning, a deep clean, or a post-renovation refresh, Maid Brigade delivers exceptional results you can trust.Your home should be a source of peace, not stress. Contact Maid Brigade today to schedule your cleaning service and experience the joy of a clean, organized home!