Most keptS–48
The Standard
The 48 points, every visit — plus one zone in rotation detail, so the home never degrades.
From $159 per visit, on a rhythmReserveCome home to a healthier house.
A home-care practice for Oakland apartments — the 48-point clean, kept on a rhythm your home can feel. Steam before spray. Dust held, not scattered. Every visit verified in photographs.
Whole-home health starts with a rhythm.
Four ways in — every one of them runs the same written 48-point protocol.
Book a visit →First visitR–01
The Reset
The catch-up clean: baseboards hand-wiped end to end, kitchen and bath at double time, under and behind everything reachable.
Priced once, with your quoteBegin hereD–02
The Deep
A Reset that opens the doors — appliance and cabinet interiors included, grout brushed through.
From $329, one-timeReserveM–03
The Move-Out
The Deep, in an emptied home — walls, closets, inside all cabinetry. Deposit-day thorough.
By quoteReserveBegin here
The Reset, then the rhythm.
Every home starts the same way: one long first visit that catches the house up, then a standing rhythm that keeps it there. Your card is charged after each visit — never before.
Start with the ResetR–01 · The Reset S–48 · Every two weeks
● Steam-first method
Most cleaning covers up. Steam removes.
Fragrance is a residue pretending to be a result. Our default tool is dry vapor — slow passes, heat allowed to dwell — so most visits never need chemistry at all. When something set-in calls for more, it’s EPA Safer Choice certified, applied to the cloth, and noted in your visit report.
245°F Dry vapor · the default tool
The pass
Heat cleans sealed surfaces — counters, tile, fixtures, every hard floor — with nothing left behind but warmth.
The exception
Baked-on grease, set stains, deep grout: steam goes first, then targeted Safer Choice chemistry finishes — labeled, logged, fragrance-free.
The practice / Home care 101
A house is where you live. A home is how you feel there.
Three minutes on why we steam before we spray, dust damp instead of dry, vacuum slower than looks necessary — and photograph the work before we lock the door.
Read the full protocol →Hundreds of visits kept. And noticed.
From the homes we keep, in their words.
“The visit note said ‘grout in the shower is due next time.’ Nobody has ever cared about my grout’s schedule before.”Nora W. · keeping a 2-bed every two weeks
“No perfume cloud when I walk in. It smells like nothing — which, it turns out, is what clean smells like.”Priya S. · keeping a 1-bed weekly
“The photos land before I’m off BART. I stopped doing the come-home inspection walk; they do it for me.”Daniel K. · keeping a 2-bed every two weeks
Drag sideways
We don’t think of cleaning as a chore done to a house. We think of it as care, kept on a rhythm — steam that cleans with heat, dust held instead of scattered, photographs instead of promises — from the same practiced hands, who know which floorboard sighs.
“It’s the under part — under the cushions, under the bed, under the kettle — that tells you who you hired.”
Visit note · Adams Point“Point 48 is the dog’s. Bowl mat, bed, and the corner of the sofa she thinks we don’t know about.”
The protocol · on pets“It’s the under part — under the cushions, under the bed, under the kettle — that tells you who you hired.”
Visit note · Adams Point“Point 48 is the dog’s. Bowl mat, bed, and the corner of the sofa she thinks we don’t know about.”
The protocol · on pets● Oakland — Rockridge to Lake Merritt
The 48-Point Protocol
Because a clean home is a health practice — written down, executed in order, verified in photographs.
Read the protocolChange what coming home feels like.
Sixty seconds: your rooms, your rhythm, your day — the price is on the screen, not on a phone call.
Design your clean