613-404-6372Get a quote

Cleaning Services for Ottawa Residential, construction sites and Commercial

Six service pages cover residential properties, building sites and workplaces in Ottawa. Find your situation below, then open that page for the scope and what affects your quote.

Residential Carpets Renovations Offices

Home / Services

Quick guide

Which service fits your space?

Find the row that matches your situation, then open that page for its scope, extras and exclusions.

Your needService
Regular Clean, a one-off visit or a reset for your homeHouse Cleaning in Ottawa
A more detailed first-time or seasonal cleanDeep Cleaning
A home that is empty before handover or before you unpackMove-In and Move-Out Cleaning
Carpets that need more than vacuumingCarpet Cleaning in Ottawa
Dust and residue once the trades have finishedPost Construction Cleaning
An office, shared area or other non-residential spaceCommercial, office and janitorial cleaning

What does each service involve?

Residential and House Cleaning services

Pick this group when the space is where someone lives.

Close overhead view of gloved hands wiping a dark granite kitchen island, yellow cloth, white cabinets in background.

House Cleaning

Choose this when the home is lived in and you want it kept tidy, cleaned once or brought back to a fresh start. The page sorts tasks into included, optional and left out.

Cleaner using a small brush on shower-door tracks in a compact bathroom with pale blue mosaic tile.

Deep Cleaning

A more detailed clean for when months of grime have piled up since the last one.

Vacant studio apartment with open cupboard doors, moving cartons and cleaning caddy beside the doorway, low wide angle.

Move-In and Move-Out Cleaning

For a vacant place that changes hands, whether you are leaving it or about to unpack.

Floors, building sites and workplaces

Pick this group when the job is specific to a surface or a type of building.

Carpet cleaner kneeling to clean a living-room carpet with a steam wand

Carpet Cleaning

For when a vacuum can no longer lift the dirt or stains. The guide explains methods, drying and what stains can and cannot do.

Cleaner vacuuming fine settled construction dust along the edge of a new oak floor with a HEPA canister vacuum.

Post Construction Cleaning

Fine dust, residue and leftover marks from a build or renovation, after the last trade is out. Stage names differ between companies, so read the stages and exclusions first.

Female cleaner wiping a glass meeting-room table in a bright office, green chairs, tiled floor.

Commercial Cleaning

Anything that is not a home, from an office to a common area, covered on a single page with its onboarding steps.

Choosing a service

How do I choose between these services?

Start with who the space belongs to and what has just happened to it. A single event, like a handover or a finished renovation, needs different work than steady upkeep.

Ask yourself three things, and your answers usually settle the choice.

  • Who uses the space next?
  • What work has just finished there?
  • How soon must it be ready?
  • Job straddles two services? Explain it in the quote form rather than guessing.
Clipboard checklist and pencil

Quote factors

What affects the quote?

Five things usually decide a cleaning quote.

Size

More floor area means more time.

Condition

Months without a clean mean more effort than a space kept up week to week.

Frequency

Booking frequency changes the scope of the visit.

Add-ons

Work beyond the standard checklist.

Access

Parking, stairs and entry times.

Not sure?

Describe the space and we will work from there.

Aerial oblique view of a fictional Canadian residential block with red brick townhouses and mature trees

Service areas

Where do we work?

The service areas page shows where we clean. If your street is not named, ask us.

Recent work

Recent work

Photos from recent jobs. Each pair shows the same spot before and after the clean.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Choose Move-In and Move-Out Cleaning. It is written for vacant places changing hands, whether you are handing back keys or about to unpack. If the home has also just been renovated, mention that in your quote request so the job is matched to the right scope.
Yes. House Cleaning is upkeep for a lived-in home, while a deep clean goes into more detail and suits a first visit or a seasonal reset. The Deep Cleaning page sets out what it covers and what it leaves out.
Not always. Vacuuming lifts loose dust, but ground-in soil and stains usually need a different method. The Carpet Cleaning guide explains the options, drying time and what stains can and cannot do.
It is the cleanup after the trades have finished, aimed at fine dust, residue and leftover marks. Read the stages and exclusions before you compare quotes, because stage names differ from one company to the next.
Commercial, office and janitorial cleaning covers anything that is not a home, such as offices and shared areas. Describe the space, how it is used and how often it needs attention in your quote request.
Use the quote form. Tell us what needs cleaning, where it is and when you need it done. Size, condition, frequency, add-ons and access shape the quote, so include as much as you can.

Ready for a quote?

Tell us what needs cleaning, where it is and when you need it done.

Close tabletop scene of a telephone handset, blank appointment card and small cleaning caddy in a reception nook, no laptop.