How Often Should You Schedule House Cleaning?

Weekly cleaning

Weekly is the right cadence when your home genuinely gets dirty every week. Families with young kids, homes with shedding pets, or anyone who works from home five days a week fall into this group. Weekly visits keep dust, pet hair, and clutter from ever compounding, and they're the easiest way to keep a house consistently guest-ready.

Bi-weekly cleaning

Bi-weekly is the most popular schedule among our Montrose and Glendale clients — and for good reason. Two visits per month is enough for professionals, couples, and small households to stay ahead of buildup without the cost of weekly service. If you're not sure where to land, this is the default recommendation.

Monthly cleaning

Monthly works when you're willing to do 10–15 minutes of tidying most days: dishes stay out of the sink, laundry gets rotated, bathrooms get a quick weekly wipe. A monthly professional visit then handles the deeper reset — floors, kitchens, and bathrooms — that light daily upkeep can't reach.

Deep cleaning on top of the recurring schedule

Whichever cadence you pick, plan on a deep clean every 3–6 months. Deep cleans handle everything a regular visit skips: baseboards, inside appliances, vents, grout, and behind furniture. See our full comparison of deep cleaning vs regular cleaning for the exact difference.

How to decide

Answer these three questions:

1. Do you have kids under 10, pets that shed, or work from home full-time? → Weekly
2. Are you a professional or couple with a home in decent shape? → Bi-weekly
3. Do you already do meaningful weekly upkeep and just want a monthly reset? → Monthly

If you're still not sure, we can do a quick 15-minute walk-through of your home and recommend a cadence based on square footage, materials, and usage.