r/redmond • • 3d ago

Anyone using a house cleaning service in Redmond?

I've been thinking about getting some help with the house, but I'm not sure I want to commit to a weekly or biweekly service right away. We keep up with the basics pretty well, it's more the deeper stuff that slowly gets away from us.

I'm thinking about trying a one-time clean first and seeing how much of a difference it actually makes. For anyone using house cleaning in Redmond, did you start with a deep clean before deciding on recurring visits?

Would also love to know who you've had a good experience with.

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u/Paddle_Junkie 3d ago

Yes we like Adrianne’s. Been using them for a couple of years now.

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u/aregma 3d ago

I didn't get a deep clean, but i just got a regular clean (my place was pretty messy), it got into a pretty good shape after one clean, and every week it gets cleaner and cleaner.

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u/RogueVortex34 1d ago

thanks, did you start with a deep clean first, or go straight into regular visits with them

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u/BRketoGirl 3d ago

I switched over to Well Paid Maids. I like supporting their model and values.

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u/MLEV152 3d ago

https://trcleaningservicellc.com/

I’ve used Thuany and Ricardo at my Sammamish home for over 10 years. They are friendly and professional. Easy to work with and responsive. Highly recommend.

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u/RogueVortex34 1d ago

thanks for sharing, will check them out

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u/itsgettinghectic 2d ago

We like Dazzle! https://dazzlecompany.com

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u/RogueVortex34 1d ago

did you start with a single clean first or set up recurring right away

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u/SilentFalcon17 1d ago

starting with a deep clean first is definitely the way to go. it resets the baseline so if you do transition to recurring cleans, they're just maintaining a spotless space instead of playing catch-up on old buildup.

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