Cleaned By Nia
Merced, CA · 3 yrs in business
About Cleaned By Nia
Based in Merced, CA, Cleaned By Nia works as a house cleaner. It has been in business for 3 years. A standard house cleaning covers kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms, and living areas, working from high surfaces down to the floors so dust does not resettle on finished areas. Counters, sinks, toilets, tubs, mirrors, and appliance fronts are wiped and sanitized, and floors are vacuumed and mopped. Deep cleans add detail work like baseboards, cabinet fronts, and inside appliances.
Typical jobs for house cleaning in Merced include post-renovation dust removal, move-out deep cleans, baseboard and trim wiping, inside refrigerator cleaning and floor vacuuming and mopping. Cleaned By Nia is also listed for carpet cleaning, floor cleaning, rug cleaning and tile and grout cleaning.
Soap scum that will not come off the shower glass, dust on ceiling fans, and grease on cabinet fronts are common signs a home is due for a deep clean. Explain how the cleaner will get in, where to park, and whether anyone will be home, plus any surfaces like marble or hardwood that need specific products. Recurring schedules, add-on tasks like inside appliances, pet hair, and move-out conditions all change the amount of time required, which is the main driver of the quote.
Besides Merced, homeowners in Atwater, Dos Palos and Chowchilla can reach out for house cleaning. Request a quote from Cleaned By Nia on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.
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- Serves Merced, CA
- 3 years in business
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Also offers: Carpet Cleaning, Floor Cleaning, Rug Cleaning, Tile And Grout Cleaning, Window Cleaning
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