Locally owned in the DMV. Founded by Lakisha in 2021.

Every cleaner on the roster runs a state and national background check at hire and re-runs it on a rolling schedule. A current government photo ID is on file before the first solo visit, and a copy is available to the homeowner on request — same day, by text.

The roster is small by design: same faces, same routine, no last-minute substitutes pulled from a dispatch board. If your recurring cleaner is sick on the day of the visit, Lakisha does the visit herself or reschedules — never sends a stranger.

Two professional references are checked before anyone joins the team: the kind a future employer would actually accept — a previous client, a former supervisor, a property manager. English is the working language of every visit: written, spoken, and on the receipt.

Every cleaner is US-based and DMV-local. No out-of-state subcontractors, no remote contractors setting foot in your home. The team knows Baltimore row-house staircases, Capitol Hill doorman protocols, and Arlington townhouse quirks — because they live here.

Every turnover and recurring visit ships with photo confirmation — entry, exit, and the high-touch areas — sent to the homeowner the moment the team leaves. The same photo trail is what backs the 24-hour re-clean guarantee if a spot is missed.

For short-term-rental hosts, the photo set is delivered through the same channel the host already monitors. For residential clients, it lands in a text thread with Lakisha — so a reviewer or partner can confirm the visit was actually performed without you needing to be home.

There is no call centre between you and the owner. The number on your booking confirmation reaches Lakisha — pre-visit logistics, day-of changes, post-visit feedback, all of it. Replies are the same day during business hours and the next morning otherwise.

Concerns route through the same line. There is no script, no tier-one triage, no “your call is important to us” queue. If something is wrong, the right person hears about it immediately and the fix is scheduled before the day is out.

A rotating dispatch list is the most common complaint about national cleaning companies. We built the opposite. Once a home is on the roster, the same cleaner handles the recurring visits — and you see the name on the booking confirmation.

A small roster means the team knows the quirks of your home: the marble counter that needs a pH-neutral spray, the dog that needs the door closed before the vacuum starts, the loft ladder with the loose second rung. That context carries across visits, instead of getting lost every time a new cleaner shows up.