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ServicesLuxury Home Cleaning

Luxury Home Cleaning in Pomona

A house full of fine finishes needs more than a fast wipe-down. We clean marble, hand-finished wood, vintage tile and glass fixtures with methods matched to each surface, so your home looks cared for and nothing gets damaged along the way. Tell us about your home and we'll walk you through it.

Cleaning That Respects What You've Invested In

Luxury home cleaning is for houses where the materials matter as much as the square footage. Think honed marble counters, oiled walnut cabinetry, unlacquered brass, silk lampshades and original plaster walls. A general all-purpose spray can etch stone, haze a wax finish or lift old paint, so we slow down and choose products surface by surface.

Many large houses around Pomona and Claremont are also older homes. Original oak floors may have been refinished more than once, a 1920s bathroom may still have its first hexagon tile, and a past remodel might sit right next to untouched woodwork. We clean each part for what it actually is, not for what it looks like at a glance.

We are insured, and our customers have given us a 4.9-star average from 2,274 verified reviews. That record comes from careful, consistent work in houses like yours.

What Our Luxury Cleaning Covers

Stone-safe kitchens and baths
We use pH-neutral cleaners on marble, limestone and travertine, and never vinegar or citrus. Counters, vanities and shower walls get dried and buffed so water spots don't settle in.
Hardwood and fine wood care
Floors are dusted and damp-mopped with a cleaner suited to the finish, whether that's modern polyurethane or an older wax. Built-ins, banisters and wainscoting are wiped by hand along the grain.
Fixtures, glass and metals
Chandeliers, mirrors and glass shower enclosures are cleaned streak-free. We ask how you want brass, nickel and bronze treated before touching them, since some owners prefer a natural patina.
Detail dusting throughout
Crown molding, picture frames, window sills, baseboards, vents and the tops of door casings. In an older house we take extra care around fragile plaster and painted trim.
Upholstery and soft surfaces
Vacuuming of sofas, drapes and rugs with soft attachments. Delicate antique textiles are dusted gently or left alone if you prefer.
Your notes, every visit
Pieces you want us to skip, rooms with special instructions, how you like the beds made. We write it down and follow it.

Signs Your Home Needs a More Careful Clean

  • Dull or etched stone

    Cloudy rings on marble usually mean acidic cleaners have been used. The right routine stops it from getting worse.

  • Haze on wood floors

    A film that shows in sunlight often comes from too much product or the wrong one for the finish.

  • Dust in hard-to-reach places

    High ceilings, tall shelving and ornate light fixtures collect dust that a standard visit tends to skip.

  • Worry about damage

    If you've hovered over a past cleaner or put away valuables before they arrived, you need a crew that asks first and works slowly.

  • Mixed old and new finishes

    A house with an original wing and a modern remodel needs two different approaches under one roof.

What Shapes the Price

Every luxury home is different, so we quote after hearing about yours. The biggest drivers are time and the care each surface needs. Your quote by phone is free and comes with a clear explanation of what's included.

Size and layout

More rooms, more bathrooms and multiple stories add time. Open plans with lots of glass take longer than you might expect.

Delicate materials

Natural stone, antique wood, crystal fixtures and hand-finished metals need slower, product-specific work.

Ceiling height and access

Tall windows, two-story entries and high chandeliers need ladders and extra care.

Visit frequency

A first visit to a house that hasn't had detailed attention takes longer. Recurring visits are usually quicker once your home is on a routine.

How a Luxury Cleaning Visit Goes

  1. 1

    A conversation by phone

    You tell us about the size of your home, the materials and anything delicate. We give you a free quote and note your preferences.

  2. 2

    A walk-through on the first visit

    Before we start, we go room by room with you to confirm surfaces, off-limits items and priorities. We spot-test any cleaner we haven't used on a surface before.

  3. 3

    Room-by-room cleaning

    We work top to bottom so dust falls onto areas we haven't finished yet. Shoe covers and soft cloths are standard, and furniture is lifted, never dragged.

  4. 4

    A final check together

    We walk the finished rooms with you if you're home. If anything isn't right, tell us within one day of the visit and we'll review it and reach a fair resolution.

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Luxury Home Cleaning Questions

Will you use my own cleaning products?

Yes, if you prefer. Many owners have a stone cleaner or wood polish recommended by their installer or refinisher. We're happy to use it, and we'll tell you if we think something you have could harm a surface.

How do you handle antiques and valuables?

We ask you to point them out on the first visit. Some pieces we dust lightly, and some we don't touch at all. We never move fragile items without asking.

My house is older and has original finishes. Is that a problem?

Not at all. Older homes are a big part of what we clean. We check for things like wax-finished floors, crazed tile glaze or loose plaster before choosing a method, and we work gently around past repairs.

How long does a luxury cleaning visit take?

It depends on the size of your home and the materials in it. A first visit usually runs longer because we're learning the house and catching detail work that may have been skipped before. We'll give you a realistic time estimate along with your quote.

What happens if something isn't right after the visit?

Let us know by the day after your cleaning. We'll look into your concern and work out a fair resolution with you.

Do you also do deep cleaning or kitchen cleaning?

We do. Many owners start with deep cleaning to reset the house, then move to recurring luxury visits. Kitchen cleaning is also available on its own if that's where you need the most attention.

Clean kitchen with dark granite counters, stainless gas range with a dish towel on the oven handle, shiny tile floor, and a made bed visible through a doorway

Let's Talk About Your Home

Tell us about your floors, stone and the pieces you care about most. We'll explain how we'd clean them and give you a free quote over the phone.