House Cleaning & Maid Service in Brea, CA

Brea has more newer housing than most of the cities we serve. Alongside the older neighborhoods near downtown and Birch Street, a lot of the city was built in the last thirty years: Olinda Ranch up toward Carbon Canyon, the newer communities on former oil field land, and the townhome and condo developments near the mall. That means two story floor plans, open kitchens, large windows, and finishes that are newer and nicer than average.

Newer finishes need the right products, and that is the main thing we bring to a Brea home. Quartz and granite counters should not be cleaned with vinegar or bleach, because acids and harsh cleaners dull the surface and wear down the sealer over time. Engineered wood and luxury vinyl plank floors want a damp mop, not a wet one, because standing water works into the seams. Matte black and brushed fixtures show water spots and scratch easily. We use pH-neutral cleaners on stone and soft cloths on fixtures, and if you have a product your builder recommended, leave it out and we will use it.

Open floor plans also change how a house gets dirty. With the kitchen, family room and dining area in one space, cooking film travels further than people expect. It settles on the tops of cabinets, ceiling fan blades, light fixtures and the TV wall. On a deep clean we work top down through the whole open area, not just the kitchen.

Two stories mean stairs, which are hand work, and tall entries and great rooms with high windows and ledges that collect dust out of reach. We get the ledges we can safely reach as part of a deep clean. A typical three bed two and a half bath starts at $275, and larger four and five bedroom homes start at $375.

If you just moved into a new build, a first clean is worth it even though the house is new. Construction dust settles inside cabinets, drawers, window tracks and air vents, and the builder's final clean rarely gets all of it. We wipe out every cabinet and drawer before your dishes go in, clear tracks and sills, and remove leftover stickers and paint specks from fixtures. We do not haul construction debris, so the builder needs to have cleared that first.

HOA rules shape a lot of the outdoor work in Brea. Many communities require trash bins to be stored out of sight, which usually means the garage. Bins that live in a closed, warm garage between pickups smell much worse than bins along a side yard. Trash can cleaning starting at $20 per can, or from $35 for two, takes care of it, and we can come on your pickup day while the bins are empty.

Pressure washing is another HOA favorite, since many communities send notices about stained driveways. Driveways start at $100, and adding the walkway makes it a starting price of $150. Small yards in the newer neighborhoods are quick to mow starting at $40, and debris cleanup starts at $75.

Recurring house cleaning starting at $100 is the most popular service here, usually biweekly. Laundry starts at $2 per pound for Basic Wash & Fold with a 10 pound minimum, with pickup and delivery available.

Estimates in Brea are free and there is no obligation. Call or text 562-367-1198.