House Cleaning in Smithfield, UT

It is also one of the newest places in the valley. About 80.7 percent of Smithfield's homes are detached houses, and 55.1 percent of all its housing was built in 2000 or later. That adds up to a great many family houses only one or two decades old: open stairways, bigger kitchens, more bathrooms than a city apartment, large windows, and very often a finished basement. Newer houses have cleaning problems of their own. Drywall dust keeps finding its way out of vent covers and light fixtures, fresh grout stains before anyone thinks to seal it, and large windows show every fingerprint and every bit of dry-summer dust on the interior glass and the tracks.

A town that calls itself Utah's Health City has its own reasons to care about a clean house. We will not make a health claim for a cleaning service, but we can bring eco-friendly products that are safe around children and pets, and a written 42-point checklist that does not skip the bathrooms, the kitchen or the basement on a busy week.

A good plan for a family house here is recurring house cleaning, weekly or biweekly, with a deep clean to start and seasonal resets after that: one in spring, once the slush and grit of a snowy winter are out of the entry and off the basement stairs, and one in late summer, when months of dry air have left dust on every high surface. When a house here is sold or a rental changes hands, our move-in and move-out cleaning covers that too.