House cleaning · Orange, Orange County

House Cleaning & Maid Service in Orange, CA

Owner-operated house cleaning and maid service in Orange, CA. Same cleaner every visit, flat-rate pricing, no contracts. Old Towne, El Modena, Orange Park Acres and Santiago Hills. 3BR/2BA from $299, or $339 on a recurring plan.

Same cleaner every visitFlat-rate pricingOld Towne to Orange Park Acres
Every Orange neighborhood · Old Towne, El Modena, Orange Park Acres, Santiago Hills
Insured & bonded · certificate on request
Same cleaner · never a rotating crew
What we do

How we handle house cleaning in Orange

A recurring clean in Orange takes 2.5-4 hours for a typical 3-bedroom. We work top to bottom, room by room: kitchen, bathrooms, bedrooms, then living areas, finishing with floors. Inland heat and dry wind push fine dust onto every flat surface, so sills, shelves and electronics get a pass every visit. In Old Towne Craftsman homes we check the floors and built-ins on the first visit and note which products are safe, so your cleaner never has to guess again.

This is the Orange version of our house cleaning service. Every neighborhood in the City of Orange gets the same checklist and the same flat rates.

What we offer

What’s included in house cleaning (and what’s not)

Included
  • Kitchen: counters, exterior appliances, sinks, cabinet fronts, floors
  • Bathrooms: tubs, showers, toilets, mirrors, floors, chrome
  • Bedrooms: dusting, bed-making, floors
  • Living areas: dust, vacuum, baseboards (rotation)
  • Hard-surface floor mopping
  • Interior glass + mirrors
  • Trash removal + liner replacement
  • Stainless hardware + fixture wipe-down
Not included (available as add-ons)
  • Inside oven (add $50)
  • Inside fridge (add $45)
  • Interior windows (add $10 each)
  • Exterior windows (quoted)
  • Laundry (add $40/load)
Real tips, no gatekeeping

House cleaning tips for Orange homes

What we’ve learned cleaning homes in Orange, from Craftsman bungalows around the Plaza to mid-century Eichlers and the newer homes in Santiago Hills and Serrano Heights.

  • Dust built-in cabinetry with a dry cloth first. Old Towne bungalows often have original fir or oak built-ins with old shellac finishes. A wet spray before dusting turns the dust into a gritty paste that scratches.
  • Close windows when the wind comes down Santiago Canyon. East Orange and Orange Park Acres catch Santa Ana gusts first. Shutting up the house early saves hours of dusting afterward.
  • Use felt pads under every chair in older homes. Hundred-year-old floorboards are softer than modern hardwood. Pads cost a few dollars and stop the gray scuff trails around dining tables.
  • Keep a boot tray by the door if you have horses or trails nearby. Orange Park Acres and Santiago Oaks trail dirt is fine and sticky. A rubber tray keeps it off the carpet and grout.
  • Wipe faucets dry after you use them. Water in Orange is hard, and the white crust builds fast in summer heat. A quick dry with a hand towel keeps chrome looking new.
  • Leave a short note for anything new. A new rug, a fragile vase or a guest room in use. Your regular cleaner reads it and adjusts without a phone call.
Transparent pricing

House cleaning prices in Orange

Flat-rate pricing. Same rates in Orange as the rest of Orange County — no city surcharge.

Size / itemStarting priceRecurring / range
Studio / 1 BathFrom $159$179
1 BR / 1 BAFrom $179$199
2 BR / 2 BAFrom $239$269
3 BR / 2 BAFrom $299$339
4 BR / 3 BAFrom $399$449
5 BR / 4 BAFrom $549$619

Recurring house cleaning (per visit). See full pricing table →

Founder — Connor

Same cleaner. Every visit. Never a rotating crew.

“When you book house cleaning in Orange, you get the same person every time. Orange has some of the oldest homes in the county sitting a few miles from brand-new ones. Someone who already knows your hundred-year-old floors or your wall of Eichler glass doesn’t have to guess what’s safe.”
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Same cleaner, every visit. Flat-rate, no city surcharge.

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