Build a checklist you can use every visit
Start with the kitchen, bathrooms and floors, then add the accessible surfaces and bedrooms you want covered. A recurring plan works best when the rooms and priorities are clear. Tell M&G about pets, rooms you use for work and areas that should be avoided so the checklist fits your household.
For a Gresham apartment, include unit entry and building access. If parking or an elevator needs coordination, explain the arrangements when you request your estimate. For a home, identify the floor levels and whether all agreed rooms can be accessed during each visit.
- Kitchen counters, sink and appliance exteriors
- Bathroom fixtures, mirrors and floors
- Accessible dusting, carpet vacuuming and hard-floor care
- Agreed bedrooms and living areas
Choose a frequency for your routine
Weekly cleaning gives you more frequent help with everyday use. Every-other-week visits provide regular upkeep with more time between appointments. Monthly visits can suit a household that handles much of the routine work itself but wants periodic support. Describe how the kitchen and bathrooms look between cleans so M&G can discuss a practical frequency.
Recurring cleaning has its own quote; it is not automatically the $250 two-cleaner, two-hour standard package. That package applies to an agreed standard visit. Any standard-visit extra time is billed hourly at a rate quoted and approved before continuing. Ask M&G about the price and checklist for your recurring plan.
Decide whether the first visit needs more detail
If appliance interiors, baseboards, trim or built-up areas need work, say so before arranging the first recurring visit. M&G can discuss a separately quoted deep clean and whether a walkthrough would help. Detail work should not be assumed to fit into routine appointments.
Send your Gresham address or ZIP, bedrooms and bathrooms, preferred frequency and photos of the areas you want improved. M&G reviews coverage, travel charges, the checklist and timing before confirming. Explain changes in condition or access before a later visit so the plan can be discussed.