What we do when something goes wrong.

Booking online holds your day with a $55 deposit — one hour of cleaning. It comes off your bill when the clean is done.

Need a different day? Move any visit free, up to 48 hours before. A deposit moves with it.

Cancel a visit — or move it inside those 48 hours — and it costs $55, because that day was held for you and someone else was turned away. If you paid a deposit, that is what covers it. If we ever have to cancel, you owe nothing and any deposit comes back in full.

Two consecutive no-accesses ends a recurring slot — not as a penalty, but because somebody else wants that morning.

You hear it from us the same day, with a photo, and with an offer to put it right — before you have found it yourself.

We stop, photograph it where it lies, and call. Our cleaners never pay for it personally, because that is precisely how breakages end up hidden, and hidden damage is what actually ends cleaning companies.

One documented way in per house, agreed before the first visit. Codes live in the job record, never in a group chat and never in a text thread. Keys are tagged by code, never by address, and logged in and out with one holder at a time.

A lost key is a same-day report and a lock change at our cost. If anyone leaves the company, access is changed that day.

Every room is photographed before and after, for quality control and so neither of us ever has to argue about how a room looked. Nothing identifying is ever in frame — no mail, no documents, no screens, no people. Camera location tagging is off.

Those photos are for your job record. They are never published anywhere without your separate, written opt-in, and that opt-in can be withdrawn at any time.

If a house is in materially worse condition than described, we tell you before we start and give you the real number. Never after, and never mid-job.

You can decline and we leave — that counts as a cancelled visit, so the usual $55 cancellation applies; nothing else is owed. This right is written into the booking terms specifically so it can never become an argument on a doorstep.

Residential cleaning is taxable in Pennsylvania at 6%. We add it on top of the published price and show it as its own line on every invoice, rather than folding it quietly into the rate.