Office & Residential Cleaning

Q. What advice do you have for a customer looking to hire a provider like you?

A. Remember that quality and trust is everything. You also get what you pay for. It is good to search for reasonable deals, but don't go the cheapest route. I think that if a person is giving you two good of a deal, you should think twice. If a deal sounds too good, it usually is. You want to get what you deserve out of the money that you invest and not have to have the job done twice. If someone gives you a great price that just sounds to good, that person is either not sufficient in thier work or is having problems finding work for some reason or another.

Q. If you were a customer, what do you wish you knew about your trade? Any inside secrets to share?

A. If I were a customer, I would like to know the little tricks that you can use or find out from the web to get rid of those stubborn stains and marks that just don't come off. For instance, I did a move out clean for a customer and they said don't worry about cleaning the stainless steel kitchen sink, we are going to replace it. It was grimy and had a brown look to it. A simple majic eraser and a lot of elbow grease and I had the sink looking brand new. The customer was really impressed, I have a new office that I just started cleaning. I was told not to worry about the old tape residue on the desks, they say it won't come off. They will be surprised after my next visit!

Q. What questions should a consumer ask to hire the right service professional?

A. If a consumer is looking to hire the right person for the job, personality counts. You should always like and feel comfortable with the person that you hire fof your needs. Trust and experience are very important. You should feel that you can trust your hired help so that you don't have to worry about your personal space and property being invaded. While you take all of these things in perspective, you also want to know that your service professional is well experienced in the field that you are hiring for. You will feel comfortable to know that you help is honest, likable and will also get the job done.

Q. Do you have a favorite story from your work?

A. I have a two year old child named Evan that I clean for. He is adopted from Korea and has also adopted my mother in law and I into his family. He looks forward to is biweekly cleaning so that he can show us his new art work, make us food in his kitchen, and also take the time to read him a short story. I told his mom that I have job security with them as a customer. I think that eventually, when Evan goes off to school, she will have to send his cleaning girls with him. He looks forward to his life updates that he keeps us posted on, such as using the big boy potty and new things that he has learned. It is always a pleasure going to see him.

Q. What is your greatest strength?

A. My greatest strength has always been my independence. I am a go getter and rely on no one but myself. I try to always give one hundred percent and sometimes go a little further. I like to look back at my work and notice a big difference. If I can't keep my customers happy I know that they will look for someone that will do the job that they are expecting. I take pride in my work and enjoy being apart of a business that works with the public. People make the world go around. You must do your best to keep everyone happy.

Q. Write your own question and answer it.

A. How do I decide who's service to choose from? Always research your choices. Looks to see if the company is insured, bonded, and experienced. Usually a smaller company would be your best bet. You can usually have the same person come back every time for your service needs. This is a good way to get to know someone that is working for you. Also, the smaller companies seem to do a better job because they are working for themselves and not a larger business that pays them by the hour. If you are keeping them in business, you will more then likely get a better result from thier work. I take pride in my customers and the work that I do.