Cleaning for churches, synagogues, mosques and temples built around the service schedule — the sanctuary reset before worship, the fellowship hall reset after it.
Priced by building square footage and how many service days a week, with event weeks and holiday seasons scheduled in advance rather than billed as emergencies.
We don't publish package prices, because a price set without seeing the space is either padded or about to be revised. We scope it — on site, or from a floor plan and photos — and send one flat rate with the specification attached.
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That is the most common schedule we run. Saturday evening after the last activity, so the building is ready for Sunday morning — and for congregations with Friday or Saturday worship, the same logic shifted.
We clean the floors, seating and surfaces and we leave instruments, altar furnishings, sound equipment and anything sacramental alone entirely. Those get named in the scope so a new crew member never has to guess.
Yes. The usual approach is a full clean once a week around the main service, with restrooms and the nursery on a second lighter visit. It costs meaningfully less than a five-night contract and covers what people actually notice.
Across the DMV — Northern Virginia, Washington DC and the Maryland suburbs. Our office is in Fairfax and crews are routed by area, so the closest available crew takes the job rather than one dispatched across the region.
Priced by building square footage and how many service days a week, with event weeks and holiday seasons scheduled in advance rather than billed as emergencies. Tell us the space and how often you need it and we send one flat written quote, usually within 48 hours. No packages and no phone estimates.