We clean across Bellingham and nearby towns

We start close to home in Bellingham

Bellingham is our home base, so North Bellingham and Caryville are the shortest drives we make. Much of the housing here is ranches and capes, and a lot of them have a side door or mudroom where the winter mess lands first.

That entry decides how the rest of the floors look. Sand and salt get carried from the driveway into the kitchen, so we clean floors from the far end of the house back toward the door.

Franklin has older homes and new ones

Franklin has older homes near downtown and newer subdivisions toward the edge of town. The newer houses often have two-story entries and tall family rooms. Dust settles on the high ledges and ceiling fans there.

Those high spots are easy to ignore for months. We reach them on a deep clean, so the dust stops drifting down onto furniture you just had wiped.

We also clean in Holliston and Millis

Holliston sits over the line in Middlesex County, and Millis is back in Norfolk County. Both towns have plenty of older homes with hardwood floors, and hardwood takes the worst of a New England winter.

Wrentham, to the east of us, gets the same visit. In every town, salt film comes off wood the same way: a damp mop and a clean rinse, never standing water.