House Cleaning & Maid Service in Orange, CA

The City of Orange is known for Old Towne, one of the largest historic districts in California, and the blocks around the Plaza are full of Craftsman bungalows, Victorians and early 1900s cottages that people have restored with real love. Further out, the city fills in with post-war tracts, and in the east, around Orange Park Acres and the hills, the lots get big enough for horses, barns and long driveways.

Old Towne homes are where we slow down. Original fir and oak floors, old window glass, built-in buffets, picture rails, beadboard and clawfoot tubs are all things you clean differently from modern materials. Harsh cleaners strip old finishes, and too much water lifts old wood. We use mild, pH-neutral products, a barely damp mop on wood, and soft brushes on trim with detail. If your floors have a specific wax or oil finish, tell us and we will work with it.

Older homes also hold dust in more places. Deep window sills, tall baseboards, door casings with profile, transoms, wall heaters and floor vents all collect it. On a deep clean we give every one of them hand attention, working top down so nothing falls onto a surface we already did. A two bedroom bungalow deep clean starts at $200, and a three bed two bath starts at $275. Expect the first clean on a historic home to cost more than the starting price.

Near Chapman University, the rental market is busy and the move-out calendar follows the school year. Shared student houses need the deposit list covered: inside the oven, fridge and cabinets, window tracks, blinds, baseboards and bathroom grout. Landlords use us between tenants for the same work. We can work from a lockbox and text when the house is ready.

The post-war neighborhoods in the middle of the city are straightforward family homes, and recurring house cleaning starting at $100 is the usual fit. Biweekly is the common schedule, and there is no contract.

East Orange is where the outdoor work gets bigger. Large lots, mature trees, slopes and equestrian properties around Orange Park Acres produce a lot of leaves, branches and dry growth. Yard debris cleanup starts at $75, and heavy cleanups start at $150, quoted in person. We trim, cut back, weed and haul, but we do not do tree removal, which needs a licensed tree service.

Long driveways on those larger lots are good pressure washing candidates starting at $100, and patios start at $75. In Old Towne, front porches and walkways come up nicely with a careful wash, and we keep the pressure low around old brick and wood.

Laundry starts at $2 per pound with a 10 pound minimum, with pickup and delivery available. Trash can cleaning starts at $20 per can. Small junk removal is quoted per job for household items, and we do not take construction debris, brick, drywall, roofing or concrete.

Estimates in Orange are free and there is no obligation. Call or text 562-367-1198, and if your home is historic, tell us about the floors.