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Professional Housekeeping Services in NYC

Housekeeping isn't cleaning with a fancier name — it's the same 85-point clean handed to a team that keeps coming back. Last night's dishes go in the dishwasher and it runs. The beds get made the way you make them. The trash goes to the chute, the supplies you left out get put back, and before long nobody needs to be told any of it. Laundry and organizing are add-ons you can choose at booking rather than part of the visit — they're their own jobs with their own clocks, and you'll see the price before you pay. For New Yorkers working 60-70 hour weeks, that combination is where the week stops falling apart.

What's Included Every Time

Our comprehensive checklist ensures nothing is missed, backed by our re-clean guarantee.

Dedicated housekeeping team assigned to your home

Custom cleaning plan built around your routine

Complete cleaning of all rooms per 85-point checklist

Dishwasher loaded on request, plus a full kitchen reset

Bed making with your preferred sheet-tucking style

Refrigerator, oven & dishwasher exteriors wiped down

Trash & recycling sorted, bagged & taken to chute

Restocking bathroom & kitchen supplies (if left out)

Pet hair removal from furniture & floors

Plant watering & mail sorting on request

Add-Ons You Can Choose at Booking

These are not part of the cleaning above. Pick any of them when you book and you’ll see the price before you pay.

Laundry — wash, dry, fold & put away

Organizing closets, counters & common areas

Inside the refrigerator, oven & cabinets

Interior windows — glass & tracks

Keep your home spotless and save up to 20%

Book recurring service and lock in a dedicated team at a discounted flat rate. No hidden fees, no lock-in contracts. Just a beautifully clean home on autopilot.

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Trusted across Queens, BK & Manhattan

20%

Weekly

15%

Bi-weekly

10%

Monthly

When Cleaning Isn't Enough

You know the situation. You get home at 8pm after a 12-hour day, and the apartment is technically clean because someone came last week and dusted. But the kitchen counter has three days of mail piled up. There's a load of laundry in the dryer that's been there since Sunday. Breakfast is still sitting on the counter because nobody loaded the dishwasher. Your bed hasn't been made properly in a week because you're always rushing out. The place is "clean" in the narrow sense, but it doesn't feel managed. It doesn't feel like it's working for you.

That gap — between a clean home and a functioning one — is exactly what housekeeping closes. Your team loads the dishwasher and resets the kitchen so it looks like nobody used it. They make your bed the way you like it, and yes, they'll remember whether you want hospital corners or a loose tuck, because it's the same team every time. They put the supplies back, take the trash down, and get the pet hair off the sofa before you notice it. If the laundry or the pile on the entry table is the part that's actually breaking you, add laundry or organizing to the booking — they're extras with their own price, and picking them takes one tap.

This isn't a luxury for wealthy families with live-in staff. The majority of our housekeeping clients are single professionals, dual-income couples, and new parents in neighborhoods like the Upper West Side, Murray Hill, and Long Island City — people who are good at their jobs and don't have the bandwidth to also manage a home. We've served over 13,300 clients in NYC, and more of them are shifting to housekeeping every year because it solves the actual problem, not just the visible one.

Maid Marines professional housekeeper working in a New York City home

Your Team Learns Your Home

Housekeeping requires a level of familiarity that one-off cleaners simply can't provide. Your dedicated team learns which drawer holds the dish towels, how you like your throw pillows arranged, and which corner of the hall closet the coats collapse into first. After two or three visits, they know your home well enough to maintain it without instruction. You don't leave a note every time. You don't explain where things go. It just happens.

The housekeeping relationships we build tend to last. Clients who sign up for weekly housekeeping in neighborhoods like Gramercy, the West Village, and the Upper East Side often stay for years — not because they're locked into a contract (they're not), but because the arrangement works. When you come home and the kitchen is reset, the beds are made, and the trash is already downstairs — it's hard to go back to doing it all yourself. Especially in a city where your time is the most expensive thing you have.

"Rafaelina from Maid Marines has been cleaning our 2 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms on a recurring schedule for a few months now, and she's consistently thorough. She's punctual, pays attention to detail, and makes it easy to keep the place tidy."

Vanessa F.

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