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One aide, the same days each week · (954) 388-1640

Light Housekeeping in Oakland Park

Keeping a house liveable, handled by the aide who is already inside it rather than by another person with another key.

Ask what fits the hour — (954) 388-1640

A tidy utility room with a washing machine

The expensive part of a separate cleaner is not the money

Buying cleaning separately means another person holding a key, another background check you never saw, another diary to coordinate and somebody else to chase on the days nobody shows up.

That, for most households, is where the real expense lies. The aide who is there anyway for a wash and some lunch clears the kitchen, starts a load and changes a bed inside that visit, and the household still deals with one person.

Ask what fits the hour — (954) 388-1640

Housekeeping is rarely why somebody rings, and it is often what makes the week feel manageable.

What gets kept on top of

Enough to keep the house liveable. No deep cleans and no repairs.

The kitchen

Dishes, worktops and the bin, and the fridge gone through for whatever has expired.

The washing

Washed, dried and returned to the correct drawers instead of left in a heap for whoever comes next.

Beds

Stripped and remade, and the bedding goes into the machine before the aide leaves.

Clear floors

A tidy round, the vacuum where it is asked for, and anything underfoot shifted.

The bathroom

Basin, lavatory and shower tray — the room where keeping on top of it counts for most.

When to put it in the plan

  • Washing-up stays until somebody calls in
  • Laundry has become a weekly job for the family
  • Nobody has cleaned the bathroom in weeks
  • Sheets are going a fortnight between changes
  • A separate cleaner is being considered

Ask what the hour can hold

We will say which parts fit inside a visit already arranged and which would need their own time.

Ask what fits — (954) 388-1640