ServicesLuxury Home Cleaning
Luxury Home Cleaning in Huntington Park
Marble, brass, lacquer and silk don't forgive the wrong spray. We clean larger homes and finer finishes by the care instructions for each surface, at a slower pace, and we ask before touching anything we're unsure about. You get a clean home and finishes that stay the way you bought them.
What this service is and who it's for
Bigger homes with finer materials need a slower hand. Marble counters, natural stone floors, lacquered cabinets, unlacquered brass and wool or silk rugs each react differently to cleaners. One pass with the wrong product can etch stone or cloud a finish for good.
Our rule is simple. We check the care label or the maker's instructions before anything touches a surface, and we follow them. If we can't tell what a material is, we ask you first. Most rushed crews skip that step. It's the step that protects what you paid for.
This service fits a large home on a set schedule, a house getting ready for guests, or a home where past cleaners kept missing details. If you need a one-time top-to-bottom reset instead, our deep cleaning page may be the better fit.
What we clean and how
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Stone and marble surfaces
Marble, granite, travertine and quartz get a pH-neutral cleaner. No vinegar, no bleach, no scrubbing pads. We dry and buff after so water spots don't set.
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Fixtures and metal finishes
Polished nickel, matte black, brushed gold and brass each get the cleaner the maker calls for. Hard water across the area leaves mineral rings on faucets fast. We lift them without scratching the plating.
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Wood, lacquer and high-gloss pieces
We use soft microfiber and a barely damp cloth, working with the grain. Piano-finish furniture is dusted, never wiped wet.
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Glass, mirrors and lighting
Interior glass, mirrored walls and shower enclosures are cleaned streak-free. Chandeliers and pendants within safe reach are dusted by hand. We don't take light fixtures apart.
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Detail work in every room
Baseboards, door frames, switch plates, vents, picture frame tops and the floor under light furniture. These are the spots a fast clean leaves behind.
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Bedrooms and dressing areas
Beds made and linens changed if you leave fresh sets out. Closet floors vacuumed and shelves dusted without rearranging your things.
Questions about Luxury Home Cleaning?
Call(323) 870-9031Signs your home needs a more careful clean
Dull patches on stone
Cloudy spots on marble or limestone are often etching from acidic cleaners. Cleaning can't undo etching, but the right products stop it from spreading.
Streaks that come right back
Fixtures and glass that look hazy a day after cleaning usually mean residue was left behind. The fix is the right product and a dry buff.
A crew that rushes
If your cleaners spend the same short visit on a large home as on a small one, details get skipped. Baseboards and vents tell the story first.
Finishes you worry about
If you've been cleaning certain surfaces yourself because you don't trust anyone else with them, that's a good reason to call.
How a visit goes
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Start with a call
Let us know roughly how big your home is, which rooms you want cleaned and any finishes you're protective of. We'll give you a free quote over the phone and spell out what it covers.
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Walk the home together first
On the first visit we go room by room with you. We make notes on stone, metal and wood, read care labels where we find them, and list anything you want us to skip.
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The cleaning
We go top to bottom and dry before wet, so dust never gets turned into smears. Shoe covers stay on indoors, and mats go down wherever we set our supplies.
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One last look
Before leaving, we check every room against the walkthrough notes. If we notice something you'd want to know about, like a loose hinge or cracked grout, we point it out.
What sets the price
Every home is different, so we don't use one flat rate for luxury home cleaning. We look at your rooms, your finishes and how often you want us there. The quote is free, it comes over the phone, and we go through each piece of it so nothing on the day is a surprise.
- Size and number of rooms
- Square footage counts, but bathrooms and kitchens count more. Those rooms eat up the most time on any visit.
- Materials and finishes
- A home full of natural stone, specialty metals or high-gloss furniture needs slower work done by hand. That adds time compared with standard surfaces.
- How often we come
- When we clean on a steady schedule, buildup never gets a head start and each visit moves quicker. If it's been months since the last good clean, plan on the first visit running longer.
- Add-on tasks
- Cleaning inside the oven or fridge, interior windows and changing linens all take extra time. Pick only the ones you actually want.
Questions about luxury home cleaning
What do you use on marble and natural stone?
A pH-neutral stone cleaner and soft cloths. Vinegar, lemon, bleach and scrubbing powder never go on stone, because they etch it or dull the shine. If your installer gave you care instructions, we go by those.
Will you move furniture and artwork?
Light furniture gets moved so we can clean underneath, then set back in its spot. Heavy pieces, framed art, sculptures and anything fragile stay put. We dust around those by hand.
Can I give you my own cleaning products?
Yes. Some owners have products their designer or stone company suggested. We're glad to use them when they suit the surface, and if one looks wrong for the job, we'll tell you before it goes on.
How is this different from regular cleaning?
Regular cleaning keeps a home tidy on a schedule. Luxury home cleaning gives each room more time, adds hand-finishing on stone, metal and glass, and starts with a walkthrough of your materials. Plenty of homes use both at different times of year.
Do I need to be home during the cleaning?
Please be there for the first visit, so you can show us your finishes and point out anything to leave alone. On later visits, a lot of owners set up a way for us to get in and carry on with their day. We'll talk through the options on the phone.
Tell us about your home
Give us a call, tell us the rooms and the finishes you care about, and we'll explain how we'd clean them. The quote is free.