We clean homes across Morrisville

Newer Morrisville homes collect dust up high

Most of Morrisville was built in the last few decades, as the town grew fast next to the airport. That means plenty of two-story houses and townhomes, many with a great room that opens all the way up to the second floor. Those rooms look easy to keep clean. They aren't. Dust settles on fan blades and the tops of kitchen cabinets, well above where anyone reaches on a normal week.

Newer houses also have a lot of glass and stainless steel. Shower doors and fridge fronts show every smudge when the afternoon sun comes in. Soap film builds on shower glass a little each week, and after a few months a normal wipe stops moving it. That's when a deep clean makes sense. We scrub the glass and the grout lines until the film is gone, and regular visits keep it from building back up.

Kitchens in newer homes are open to the living room, so a messy stove is on display all day. Grease builds up where nobody looks. That means inside the microwave and along the edges of the stove. One customer, Lynette Lewis, said it well. “They are efficient on every detail including microwave, stove, and any other spot I request.” Tell us the spot in your house that always gets missed, and it goes on the list.

• Fan blades and high ledges dusted
• Shower glass and grout scrubbed clear
• Microwave and stove top cleaned
• Fridge and dishwasher fronts wiped of smudges
• Stairs and carpeted bedrooms vacuumed

Pine pollen and red clay come inside

Every spring the Triangle turns yellow. Pine pollen coats every car and porch in town for a few weeks, and it rides into the house on shoes and pets. Open a window on a nice April day and a fine yellow film lands on the sill and the floor beside it. Wiping it with a dry cloth just moves it around. It comes up with a damp cloth, and it needs to come out of the sliding door tracks before it gets ground in.

The soil around Morrisville is red clay, and it stains. After a rain it sticks to shoes and dog paws, then gets tracked across the entry tile and up the stairs. Clay that dries into carpet fibers leaves a rusty orange stain a vacuum won't lift. That's where our carpet cleaning comes in. The entry and the bottom of the stairs are usually the worst spots.

Summers here are hot and humid, and the air conditioning runs most of the day. Bathrooms show it first. A shower that never fully dries grows mildew in the caulk and in the corners of the tub. The vent covers in the ceiling collect a gray layer of dust that most people never look up at. On a deep clean those get wiped down, and we'll point out any spot where mildew keeps coming back.

We clean Morrisville rentals between tenants

Morrisville sits right beside Research Triangle Park, so people move in and out of town for work all the time. A lot of the housing here is apartments and rented townhomes. Every move leaves a home that needs a full clean before the next person carries a box through the door. For landlords and property managers, we clean units between tenants so they're ready to show.

A move-out clean is a different job from a weekly visit. The fridge and oven get cleaned inside, and every cabinet and drawer gets wiped out. The floors get done after the furniture is gone, where dust has sat untouched since the last move. Carpet in a rental takes a beating, and carpet cleaning can go on the same visit if the lease calls for it. If you're moving in, the same clean means your dishes go into clean cabinets.

New homes are still going up in Morrisville, and new construction leaves its own kind of mess. After the builder's crew leaves, fine drywall dust sits in every cabinet and window track, and it keeps settling for weeks. Left alone, it ends up on your dishes and in your bedding. Our post-construction cleaning takes that dust out before you move furniture in. The same work applies after a kitchen or bathroom remodel.

Getting a price in Morrisville

Call (919) 685-2671 on a weekday, or send us a message from this page. Let us know the size of the house and what kind of clean you want. You'll get a free quote before any work starts. One customer, Camden Bryant, said it well. “I also loved that they asked me how they did and worked with me on price and customization.” If you want to add or drop something, say so on the call.