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Green Clean Cleaning Service

Tulsa, OK · 26 yrs in business

About Green Clean Cleaning Service

Based in Tulsa, OK, Green Clean Cleaning Service works as a house cleaning service. The business has been operating for 26 years with a team of 3. On a typical visit, the cleaner walks through the home first to confirm priorities and any rooms to skip. Supplies and equipment usually come with the cleaner, though homeowners can request specific products for sensitive surfaces or allergies. The result is a home where the kitchen, bathrooms, and floors are clean and open surfaces are dusted.

Common requests for house cleaning include baseboard and trim wiping, kitchen degreasing, interior window sill cleaning, shower glass descaling and biweekly maintenance cleaning. Green Clean Cleaning Service is also listed for commercial 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. Share the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, the approximate square footage, and whether pets live in the home, since those details shape how long the visit takes. Price usually depends on home size, the number of bathrooms, the current condition of the house, and whether the job is a deep clean or routine maintenance.

Besides Tulsa, homeowners in Broken Arrow, Jenks and Catoosa can reach out for house cleaning. Accepted payment methods include Cash, Credit card and PayPal. To get started, send Green Clean Cleaning Service a request on Fixerlane with the details of your project.

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Overview

  • Serves Tulsa, OK
  • 3 employees
  • 26 years in business
  • Accepts Cash, Credit card, PayPal

Payment methods

This pro accepts Cash, Credit card, PayPal.

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Also offers: Commercial Cleaning

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