We're a mother and her son, and we clean houses together — there are only two of us, and you will never open your door to a stranger.
My name is Ventura. I came to this country in 2004, three months pregnant, with no family here and nothing waiting for me. I raised my son on my own and worked for every single thing we have — fifteen years at the same employer, showing up every day, no shortcuts. He's twenty-one now, and this is our business.
For the past two years I've cleaned the home of a retired physician couple. They gave me their trust, and I've never given them a reason to regret it. That is the standard I bring into every home I walk into — especially homes with children or older parents in them.
We pay attention to detail. Everyone says that, so let me tell you what I mean by it. A granite counter, a marble sill and a hardwood floor are three different jobs — the wrong product on the wrong surface is damage you can't undo, and I know what each one needs and how long each one takes. The rest is the baseboards, the door frames, the window tracks, the ring behind the faucet, the top of the refrigerator. Those are the places a person checks when they want to know if you really cleaned. That isn't something you get off a checklist.
You'll know exactly who's coming. On your regular visits it's often one of us and sometimes both — but it is always one of us. Never a crew, never a rotating stranger, never someone you haven't met. We'll learn how you like things done: which door to use, where the dog hides, how you want the pillows.
Before any work begins, we walk your home with you and agree on one flat price — and that number is the number. Roque is our name, it's on every job, and we'd like to earn a place in your home.
P.S. — Not happy with something after a clean? Tell us within 24 hours and we'll come back and re-clean it, free. That's our guarantee.