We keep Spanish Springs homes clean

Most Spanish Springs houses are newer builds

Spanish Springs sits in the valley north of Sparks, and most of the houses along Pyramid Highway were built in the last few decades. A lot of them are two-story stucco homes with an open kitchen and a great room that runs up to a tall ceiling. These homes look tidy at a glance. The dust sits up high, on plant ledges and window frames that nobody reaches on a normal weekend.

Newer does not mean easy to clean. These floor plans have long runs of baseboard and a lot of sliding glass doors, and both catch grit. Door tracks fill with a fine gray dust that makes the slider stick if nobody vacuums it out. The big front windows usually carry blinds or plantation shutters, and every slat holds its own line of dust.

We clean the spots that a quick pass skips. A client wrote this on Google: "They never miss the baseboards , even behind furniture, or the sliding glass door grooves. They don’t dust around things, they actually move them!" That is how we work in Spanish Springs too. We move furniture to reach the baseboards, and we dust the high ledges most people only see from the couch.

• Furniture moved to reach the baseboards
• Sliding door tracks vacuumed and wiped
• High ledges and plant shelves dusted
• Blinds and shutters wiped down
• Window sills cleared of desert grit

Desert wind pushes dust into the house

Spanish Springs is high desert, with sagebrush hills around the valley and the Pah Rah Range to the east. The wind picks up often out here, and it lifts dust off open desert and bare dirt lots. That dust is fine enough to get past a closed window. It settles on sills and in door tracks, then it lays a thin film on every flat surface in the house.

Dust that sits for a few weeks gets harder to move. In the kitchen, cooking grease holds it onto the tops of cabinets and the range hood, and a dry cloth just smears it around. In the bedrooms, fine grit works down into the carpet. Every trip across the room grinds it against the fibers, which is why carpet in a dusty house wears out early.

Winter brings mud and snow in from the driveway, and the entry and laundry room take most of it. A regular schedule keeps the dust and the mud from piling up between deep cleans, and we offer monthly visits for that. A client of several years wrote: "I have two kids and pets, and they always make my house beautiful." We aim for that on every visit.

We also clean empty and new houses

When a house goes up for sale or a tenant moves out, the job changes. With the furniture gone, every scuff on the baseboards and every dusty corner shows. We work through every room of the empty house, from the kitchen and baths out to the closets. Our move-out cleans cover rentals as well as homes getting ready to list, so the next people walk into a clean house.

A brand new house is rarely a clean one. Drywall sanding leaves a fine white powder on every shelf and inside the cabinets, and it drifts into the window tracks and floor vents. Wiping it with a dry cloth just spreads it around. Our post-construction cleaning gets that powder out before the furniture goes in. That is far easier than chasing it for months afterward.

The garage gets more dust than any room in the house. Every time the big door opens, wind pushes dust and dry weeds across the floor and onto whatever is stacked on the shelves. We also declutter and organize garages and closets, so there is a clear path and a place for things. One client who had us deep clean and organize wrote: "My house feels like a new home."

Getting a price in Spanish Springs

Call us at (775) 285-6899 or send the form on this page, and tell us about your house and the cleaning you want. A first deep clean and a monthly visit are priced differently, so it helps to say which one you have in mind. We offer estimates online, and you get a free quote before any work starts in your Spanish Springs home.