New builds, villas and planned communities
Start life in the new house on clean counters and clean floors.
You closed, you got the keys, and every counter still wears a film from the trades. A deep clean covers the counters, floors, baseboards and ceiling fans, and a regular routine keeps up with the dust that keeps settling for a few weeks after.
New house, old problem
New construction leaves fine dust behind, and it keeps settling for weeks after the trades pack up. It lands on the counters and the sills, and it shows on every foot of that big-format tile.
You've spent months chasing contractors already. Cleaning up after them shouldn't be one more project. A deep clean takes that job from you, and you talk to the owner, so it's one conversation instead of another contractor to chase.
Move-in day, the way you pictured it
Clean counters. Bathrooms that feel unused. A floor that reads as one smooth sweep of tile instead of a map of work boots. You carry boxes across a clean floor, not a dusty one. After that, a steady routine keeps a bright, open floor plan looking its best, usually with the same cleaner each visit, someone who learns where the dust settles in your house.
Three services in Estero
Closing week is for the deep clean; after move-in, a routine keeps up. Each is priced on the call from the home's size and condition.
Wide tile shows every footprint, and kids and dogs add them fast. Weekly, biweekly or monthly visits keep the kitchen, bathrooms, living areas and floors clean, and pets are welcome with a heads-up.
You shouldn't have to wipe a counter before you can set a box on it. A deep clean for your new home goes over counters, fixtures and floors, with baseboards and ceiling fans included. You pay only when it is done.
An empty house is the easiest one to clean and the hardest one to find time for. Book it as soon as you have a closing date, and if we miss your call, we call back the same day.
Getting started
A cleaner held up at the gate wastes a day you planned around, so entry comes first, on the same call as your price.
Tell us your community, any villa rules, the size of the home and whether it's brand new, and you hear the price on that call. The quoted price doesn't go up mid-job.
While you finish at the old place, we arrive at the new one with entry already arranged, work through the floors and the rooms on your list, and you pay when it's done.
Nobody can see how much dust hides in a new build, which is exactly why people worry about the bill. We price your home on the call from its size, bedrooms, bathrooms and current condition, and fresh-from-the-builder counts as a condition. Once we start, that price doesn't climb. If the build left more behind than you described, you hear it before we start, never after.
Open-plan living
Large-format tile across an open floor plan looks beautiful and forgives nothing. With no carpet to hide dust and no wall to break up the view, the floor is the first thing anyone notices, so it gets a full going-over every visit. If a patch still needs attention afterward, the owner handles it with you directly.
Before you call
After months of trades, you should know who's coming. These facts cover it.
What's included
You've signed enough paperwork with surprises buried in it. Below is what a visit covers and what you can add. We also clean lanais, pool cages, sliding-door tracks and windows; mention them when you call and they're added to your quote.
Why Estero calls us
If the fans and baseboards still have dust after the build, the deep clean covers both, with no add-on.
Some dust drifts back in the first weeks in a new house. Weekly, biweekly or monthly visits after the deep clean pick it up, usually with the same cleaner each time, especially if you ask.
New floors and counters make anyone careful. Leave out the products your builder or flooring installer recommended and we use them; otherwise we bring ours.
Closing week is already full of calls you have to return. Call (239) 946-9240 Monday to Saturday, 7 AM to 6 PM, tell us the community and the house, and we'll look for a day that works around your closing. Can't pick up? We call back that same day, Monday through Saturday.
With every visit
Moving means deposits, deadlines and paperwork. These four terms are the whole deal.
Closing week leaves a dozen small questions and no time to chase answers. Villas and single-family homes are priced the same way, from size and condition.
If the ceiling fans and baseboards still have dust after the build, the first clean is usually a deep clean before your furniture arrives: counters, fixtures and floors, plus the fans and baseboards. We price it for the home's actual condition on the call.
Villa living comes with its own rules for parking, carts and shared areas, and it's worth checking. Yes: we go over those rules on the call, then clean the unit to the same list as any house, with the price set before we book.
Construction grit settles in the slider tracks and a film sits on the new glass, and a quick wipe won't shift either. We also clean sliding-door tracks and windows, along with lanais and pool cages; tell us on the call and we price them into your quote before the visit.
The days between closing and the moving truck disappear fast. Call as soon as you have a closing date and we'll look for a day before the truck; we arrange gate entry on the same call.
A gate that won't let your cleaner in means a wasted morning for you. Tell us your community when you call and we set up entry before your date; we're insured and bonded while we're inside.
A new house with kids, dogs or weekend guests gets used differently from a model home. Weekly, biweekly or monthly is your call; tell us how the house gets used and we'll help you pick, and the list stays the same whichever you choose.
Nearby
New streets can make you wonder whether a cleaner reaches them. We clean across Estero, planned communities and villas included. If the old place is in one of these cities, one call covers both homes, each priced on its own.
Keys in hand?
The truck is booked and the boxes are packed. Tell us the community and whether the home is new at (239) 946-9240, and we'll look for a day before move-in.