Standard & Recurring House Cleaning in Toronto
Keep the everyday cleaning off your to-do list. Get a quote for your Toronto house, condo or apartment, then choose an available cleaning time.
Review the quote and availability before confirming your booking.
A clean home, on your schedule.
Standard cleaning is the starting point for regular upkeep. Tell Shannon about your home, how recently it was cleaned and the areas that need attention. If you want ongoing help, ask about a recurring schedule before confirming.
The essentials, room by room
- Dusting accessible surfaces
- Vacuuming and mopping floors
- Kitchen and bathroom sanitizing
- Trash removal
For heavier buildup or a home that needs a more thorough first clean, explore deep cleaning before arranging regular upkeep.
Before you book
What is the difference between standard and deep cleaning?
Standard cleaning covers routine upkeep. Deep cleaning adds attention to baseboards, door frames, cabinet and drawer interiors, and heavier buildup. Confirm the scope for your home when requesting your quote.
Can I arrange recurring cleaning?
Tell Shannon the frequency you want and your preferred days. Confirm the available schedule and quote before booking; a request alone does not reserve future visits.
How much does house cleaning cost?
The current homepage lists standard cleaning from $130 for a studio or one-bedroom home. Your quote depends on the home and requested work. Review the final total before confirming; all bookings have a two-hour minimum.
Find the right clean for your home
Deep cleaning
When routine upkeep is not enough, give your home a deeper clean. Tell us about the buildup, the rooms and the details that matter most.
Move-in & move-out cleaning
Moving has enough deadlines. Arrange cleaning around your move, closing or key handover, with the scope agreed before the visit.
Post-construction cleaning
Turn the end of a renovation into a plan for a clean home. Share the project details so the cleaning scope and next steps can be confirmed.
Serving Roncesvalles, Lawrence Park North (Bedford Park) and Toronto citywide.
