Routine cleaning
Weekly, every two weeks or monthly. Kitchen, bathrooms, floors, dusting, beds made — the things that come back no matter how tidy you are. Most The Annex clients settle on bi-weekly.
See what's includedBrunswick, Madison, Huron and the streets off Dupont — big old semis and converted houses full of students, professors and young families, all with very different ideas about tidiness.
$50 off your first clean New clients — no code needed.
The Annex is genuinely mixed: family-owned Victorian semis that have been there for decades, houses converted into two or three rental units, and a few single-family homes that never got chopped up. Each needs a slightly different approach.
We own two rental units in the Annex and needed someone who'd actually coordinate with tenants.
For landlords with tenanted units, we coordinate directly with whoever's home and keep a consistent schedule so the property stays presentable between showings and turnovers. For families, it's the usual routine — kitchen, bathrooms, floors, the rooms that get used hardest.
A lot of these houses are 90-plus years old, with original trim, hardwood and sometimes knob-and-tube quirks the current owner knows about but we should too — tell us anything unusual about the house before the first visit.
Whichever you book, it's the same people, the same checklist and the same guarantee. If you're not sure which fits, tell us what's going on and we'll say what we actually think.
Weekly, every two weeks or monthly. Kitchen, bathrooms, floors, dusting, beds made — the things that come back no matter how tidy you are. Most The Annex clients settle on bi-weekly.
See what's includedThe reset. Baseboards, inside the microwave, the hood vent, door frames, window sills, vents, and the cobwebs you stopped noticing. Usually the first clean, before a routine schedule starts.
See what's includedBuilt around the walk-through. Inside every cabinet and drawer, window tracks, blinds, walls. What landlords and buyers actually inspect when a place changes hands.
See what's includedOur house is split into three units and I was nervous about coordinating a cleaner across all of them. MyCleanHaven handled the scheduling with each tenant directly and it's been seamless for over a year now.
Old house, original hardwood throughout, and I was picky about what touched it. They asked the right questions up front and it shows in how careful they are.
Two kids, a dog, and a 100-year-old house that needs more upkeep than we expected. Bi-weekly cleaning has honestly saved our marriage a little.
Tell us about your place and one of us will call you back to talk it through and price it properly — usually the same day. No contract, and $50 off your first clean.
If you're nearby but not listed, call us — we'll tell you straight whether we can get to you.
Yes. Tell us who to contact for each unit and we'll schedule directly with them, so you don't have to be the go-between for every visit.
Yes. A lot of Annex houses have original trim and floors, and we adjust our products and approach accordingly. Flag anything specific — like knob-and-tube areas to avoid — before the first visit.
It depends on the size of your home, how often you want us, and what kind of clean you're after. We quote over a short phone call rather than an online calculator — a few questions about your place, then a real number, usually the same day. New clients get $50 off that first clean.
Most of our clients aren't. Leave a key or an access code and we'll store it securely and follow your instructions exactly. You'll get a message when the team arrives and a summary when they're done.
Tell us within 24 hours and we'll come back and redo it, free. If you're still not happy after that, we refund the clean. No form, no argument about whether it counts.
Tell us about your home and one of us will call you back with a real number — usually the same day. The quote costs nothing and there's nothing to sign.
Mon–Fri 8am–8pm · Saturday 10am–4pm