A weekly calendar in Montréal
Weekly and bi-weekly visits keep kitchens, bathrooms and floors on a calendar you can keep in Montréal. The first visit is for walking the rooms you actually use, not for guessing a national checklist. Pets, parking, alarm codes and surfaces that scratch go on the written plan. After that, the same rooms come back on the same interval until you change it. A holiday week can move if you say so before the visit. This is occupied-home work. Dishes, laundry and ladder dusting stay off the regular list unless we add them in writing.
On site in Montréal
Bookings in Montréal cover H1G, H1H, H2J, H3S, H3T, H4A, H4B, H4G, H4H, H8N, H8P, H9R. The City of Montréal is divided into 19 boroughs (arrondissements), and each borough delivers its own local services. Central boroughs are known for stacked-unit plexes — duplexes and triplexes, many with exterior staircases — while post-war bungalows and apartment towers are more common farther from the core.
What a recurring visit covers
A regular visit in Montréal covers kitchen counters and appliance exteriors, bathrooms, accessible floors, reachable dusting and household trash. Oven interiors, window tracks and baseboards belong on a seasonal visit. Confirm the interval and the rooms before we arrive. Guaranteed or it’s free. Book
