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Recurring House Cleaning
A repeating clean on a schedule you choose, working from a written checklist for each visit.
Learn moreTop Mop is a new cleaning brand covering recurring house cleaning, deep cleaning, move-in and move-out cleaning, and office and commercial cleaning. Tell us what needs cleaning and how often, and we reply with questions or a proposed scope. The guides here explain what each kind of clean involves, so you know what to ask for.
People rarely complain that a cleaner was bad at cleaning. They complain that the oven was not touched, that the baseboards were skipped, or that the office kitchen was wiped but the handles were not. The gap is almost always between what the customer pictured and what was agreed. A deep clean, a regular clean and a move-out clean are three different jobs with three different scopes, and mixing them up is how disappointment happens.
Top Mop is built around saying the scope out loud before anyone picks up a mop. Each service page lays out what that kind of cleaning normally includes, and the guides cover the rest: how to prepare, how often each room needs attention, which products are safe to combine (most are not), and how to hold a cleaning visit to a clear checklist.
Recurring visits, deep cleans, move-out turnovers and office cleaning, done by a crew that shows up on time.
A repeating clean on a schedule you choose, working from a written checklist for each visit.
Learn moreA detailed, top-to-bottom clean for the buildup that routine visits do not reach.
Learn moreAn empty-unit clean built around a handover checklist, for tenants, owners, buyers and sellers.
Learn moreScheduled cleaning for offices, shops and shared workspaces, defined by a written task list.
Learn moreChoose the type of cleaning and describe the space, the timing and any special concerns.
You get a reply asking anything we still need to know before putting a scope in writing.
The tasks, frequency and any products or surfaces to avoid are settled before the first visit.
For repeating work, the checklist is the reference point when something needs adjusting.
People who would rather spend weekends on anything other than bathrooms and floors.
Homes where the same surfaces need attention again and again.
Tenants who want the place left in a state a landlord can sign off on.
Anyone handing over or taking over a home who wants a fresh start.
Teams who want a tidy workspace without assigning chores to staff.
Customer-facing spaces that need a consistent standard day after day.
No. Top Mop is a new cleaning brand. We do not claim years in business, a customer list or reviews, and we would rather you judge us on a clear written scope than on a pitch.
The form covers recurring house cleaning, deep cleaning, move-in and move-out cleaning, and office and commercial cleaning, plus an Other option. If your situation does not fit neatly, describe it in the message and we will tell you what is possible.
Send the form with details about the space and the type of clean. We reply with questions or a proposed scope. Pricing depends on the size, condition and frequency of the job, so we do not post a price list.
Tell us in the message which products, scents or surfaces to avoid, such as natural stone, or a household member who is sensitive to fragrance. Your agreed scope should record it. Our green cleaning guide explains the limits of common natural products.
No. The guides are written for anyone cleaning a home or workplace, whether by hand, with a cleaner or with a commercial service, and they are free to read.