Big Bass Lake, Pennsylvania
House cleaning in Big Bass Lake.
Big Bass Lake is a gated lake community off Route 507 near Gouldsboro, about twenty miles from Scranton by way of I-380, next door to Gouldsboro State Park. It's one community straddling two counties: most of it sits in Clifton and Covington townships in Lackawanna County, with a slice reaching into Lehigh Township in Wayne County.
Like the community around it, most homes here are vacation or seasonal properties rather than full-time residences — census figures put well over half the housing stock as seasonal or investment use, the rest occupied year-round. Homes range from older cabin-style camps to larger newer builds, most inside the gate and along the community's private lakefront roads.
Getting through the gate reliably is as much a part of the job as the cleaning — we agree one documented way in with the community's visitor system before the first visit, and it doesn't change without your say-so. You get the before-and-after photo set the same day regardless of whether you're on the property when we are.
What we do in Big Bass Lake
Same four services, same published prices, same laminated checklist as everywhere else we go.
Regular upkeep
Weekly, every two weeks or monthly on a slot we hold for you. The same cleaner every visit, so she learns your house instead of relearning it. No contract.
Deep cleans
Baseboards, inside the oven and fridge, grout, vents, sills and light fixtures. Always the first visit for a new Big Bass Lake client — it's how we set an honest upkeep price.
Move-in and move-out
Empty-property cleaning for tenants chasing a deposit, owners handing over keys, and realtors prepping a listing. The photo set doubles as proof of condition.
Short-term rental turnovers
Fast, checklist-driven turnovers between guests, scheduled around your calendar. We don't no-show, which is most of what a host is actually buying.
What we actually walk into
The houses in Big Bass Lake.
Like the community around it, most homes here are vacation or seasonal properties rather than full-time residences — census figures put well over half the housing stock as seasonal or investment use, the rest occupied year-round. Homes range from older cabin-style camps to larger newer builds, most inside the gate and along the community's private lakefront roads.
Getting through the gate reliably is as much a part of the job as the cleaning — we agree one documented way in with the community's visitor system before the first visit, and it doesn't change without your say-so. You get the before-and-after photo set the same day regardless of whether you're on the property when we are.
Big Bass Lake questions
Big Bass Lake is gated — how do you get in for a scheduled clean?
We agree one documented way in before the first visit — a visitor pass through the community's gate system, or whatever arrangement you've already got — and it stays the same until you tell us otherwise. You get the before-and-after photo set the same day either way.
Is there a travel charge to Big Bass Lake?
No. There is no travel charge to Big Bass Lake or anywhere else we list, and the price on the pricing page is the price at your door. It's about twenty miles from Scranton by way of I-380, and the way we make that work is scheduling rather than surcharging: visits here are grouped onto shared route days rather than run as one-off trips.
Is the price different because of where I live?
No. Big Bass Lake pays the same published rate as every other town on our list. We group visits by route so drive time never lands on one customer's bill.
Real rooms, real jobs
This is the standard.
Two rooms from real jobs. Same room, same visit, before and after. Every room we clean is photographed the same way.
In her words
Not only am I a professional mother, but I’ve always loved cleaning, and it has been the way I show and express love to my family for the past 40 years of my life.The person who will be in your home. Same one, every visit.
Our promise
If a clean is wrong, tell us by the end of the next day.
We come back and do the room again — the whole room, not the one spot you pointed at — and it costs you nothing. You don't have to argue for it or prove anything. One text is enough, and you have until the end of the day after your visit to send it.
The window is there so it means something. An open-ended promise is what everyone else writes, and it's worth about as much as it costs to write. A day and a half is long enough for you to actually walk the house, and short enough that we can still remember the room.
Same routes
We clean these towns too.
Grouping visits onto shared route days is how a Big Bass Lake clean stays the published price instead of quietly picking up a travel charge. These are the towns that ride along with it.
Get your price in one call.
No estimate visit, no hourly meter. A flat number on the phone, fixed once we've seen the place.