Our Work
A closer look at the clean.
Residential details, deep cleans, move-out work, commercial spaces, and apartment common areas all call for different kinds of attention. This page is a visual record of the surfaces, rooms, and shared spaces Maid 2 Clean 317 cleans.
Residential details ✦
Kitchen and bathroom work, side by side.
These matching photos show the same areas before and after cleaning: a glass stovetop with visible buildup and a shower floor with built-up grime.
Deep-clean details ♡
The places that need more than a surface pass.
Deep-clean work can include baseboards and trim, doors and handles, windows and sills, blinds, and other areas that need additional detail.
Trim + baseboard detail
Use a matching pair that shows the same section of trim before and after detail work.
Doors, blinds, windows + trouble areas
This pair can show any approved deep-clean detail where buildup or dust is easy to compare.
Move-out cleaning ✦
Empty rooms make the hidden areas easier to see.
Move-in / move-out work can include standard and deep-clean details plus interior appliance and cabinet cleaning when included in the scope.
Appliance + cabinet interiors
Good examples include the inside of an oven, refrigerator, or empty cabinets.
Empty-room reset
Floors, trim, doors, closets, and open surfaces are easier to document once furniture is out.
Commercial + Office Work
Workspaces, shared areas, floors, and high-touch surfaces.
Commercial cleaning can cover offices, workspaces, shared areas, restrooms, floors, entry areas, glass, and other customer-facing spaces.
Finished Office
A clean office after service.
Use this section for finished workplace images as well as direct before-and-after comparisons when matching photo angles are available.
Office / shared workspace
Desks, common work areas, floors, visible surfaces, and other agreed workspace priorities.
Restroom / entry / high-touch detail
Use a matching pair that clearly shows the surface or public-facing area being cleaned.
Apartment Common Areas
Hallways, shared entries, and resident-facing spaces.
This gallery area is set up for apartment hallway and common-area work: floors, shared entrances, stairwells, common rooms, and other areas used by residents and guests.
Hallway + corridor cleaning
Use matching angles to show floors, walls, baseboards, doors, or other agreed common-area surfaces.
Shared entry + common space
Suitable for lobbies, stair landings, common rooms, shared entries, or other resident-facing areas.