Gold Run was built on hydraulic mining — more than six million dollars in gold moved through here between 1865 and 1878, until California banned the practice in 1882. Homes from that mining era tend to be older and smaller than the newer rural construction spread through the rest of this quiet foothill community.
Our house cleaning service covers the whole home on a room-by-room checklist, so nothing depends on how a particular cleaner feels that day. Kitchens get counters, sinks, stovetops and appliance exteriors; bathrooms get toilets, tubs, showers and mirrors; living areas and bedrooms get dusting, surface wipe-downs, vacuuming and mopping throughout. Most clients start with a first-visit clean to bring the home up to our baseline, then switch to a weekly, bi-weekly or monthly schedule at a lower recurring rate. The first visit goes to whichever crew is nearest and free that day; after that the same crew usually stays with your home on a regular schedule. Every visit ends with a walk-through against the checklist, so you always know exactly what was done before the crew leaves your home.Homes from Gold Run's hydraulic-mining era run older and smaller than the newer rural construction elsewhere in the community. For House Cleaning specifically, we generally only take on larger jobs this far out — the area has real demand from large, well-kept homes, but small routine visits don't pencil out on their own.
