Abbotsford · Langley · Surrey · Fraser Valley

A clean house should not smell like anything.

We clean homes and workplaces across the Fraser Valley with plant-based products and no chlorine bleach, no ammonia and no added fragrance. Then we send you the list, so you can check it yourself.

  • Fragrance-free by default
  • Same cleaner each visit
  • Full product list before we start
  • No lock-in contracts
A quiet, freshly cleaned West Coast living room in late morning light, wood floors and a wool throw over the arm of a sofa
The ledger

Everything that comes into your house, and everything that does not.

Any company can call itself green. The only useful version of that claim is a list you can read, so here is ours.

What we bring in

  • Plant-derived surfactants The actual cleaning work. Coconut and corn derived, readily biodegradable.
  • Citric acid Dissolves the hard-water scale that Abbotsford and Mission taps leave behind.
  • Sodium bicarbonate and sodium carbonate Mild abrasion and grease cutting, without scratching or fuming.
  • Hydrogen peroxide Where something genuinely needs disinfecting. Breaks down to water and oxygen.
  • Microfibre and hot water Physically lifts soil and microbes off a surface instead of chemically killing them in place.
  • HEPA filtration Vacuums that keep fine dust in the machine rather than returning it to the room.
  • Nothing, by default No added fragrance unless you specifically ask for it.

What we never bring in

  • Chlorine bleach Health Canada and CCOHS both advise soap and water over bleach for household mould. It also makes chlorine gas if it meets an acid.
  • Ammonia A respiratory irritant, and lethal in combination with bleach.
  • Quaternary ammonium compounds The "quats" in most disinfectant wipes, linked to occupational asthma in cleaning staff.
  • Synthetic fragrance One word on a label that can hide dozens of undisclosed ingredients.
  • Glycol ether solvents Common in glass and all-purpose sprays. They are what "clean smell" usually is.
  • Triclosan and added antibacterials No proven household benefit over plain soap.
  • Aerosol propellants They put the product into the air you breathe rather than onto the surface.

Want the specifics? Ask for the full product list and we will email it, safety data sheets included, before your first visit. Or read the longer version on what we actually use and why.

What we do

Seven things, done properly.

Prices are for a typical three bedroom home and firm up after we have seen the place. Full pricing.

How it works

Three steps, no sales call.

  1. Tell us the house

    Rooms, pets, and anything anyone reacts to. That last part is the one that changes what we bring, so it is a field on the form rather than something you have to remember to mention.

  2. We send a price and a product list

    Same working day. The list arrives with the quote, safety data sheets included, before you have committed to anything.

  3. The same cleaner, every visit

    Someone who learns your house and your checklist. If something is not right, tell us within 24 hours and we come back and redo it.

Who calls us

People who noticed the smell.

Households with asthma

Asthma and COPD rates across the Fraser Valley Regional District sit above the BC average, and cleaning products are a well documented trigger. We work fragrance-free by default. The safest products for asthma.

Cat and dog owners

Several essential oils marketed as natural cleaners are toxic to cats, which is a detail most "pet safe" companies get backwards. Which oils to keep out of the house.

New babies and pregnancies

The period when people read labels for the first time and discover that "fragrance" is one word covering dozens of ingredients. What to avoid, and why.

Clinics, daycares and small offices

Sealed buildings where nobody in the room got to choose the products. We publish the list so your staff and your tenants can read it. Office cleaning.

For workplaces

The people in an office never chose the products.

Which is the argument for low-VOC cleaning in a workplace, and it is stronger than the argument at home. We clean clinics, dental and physio practices, daycares, salons, studios, strata common areas and small offices across Abbotsford, Langley and Surrey, on a schedule and with a product list your tenants and staff can actually read.

Where we go

Across the Valley.

Water hardness changes sharply across this service area, which changes how a bathroom needs to be cleaned. Why that matters.

Also Aldergrove, Cloverdale, South Surrey, White Rock, Delta and Pitt Meadows.

Checkable

Every claim here has a document behind it.

Questions

The ones we actually get.

Do natural cleaning products actually work?

For the great majority of household cleaning, yes. Most cleaning is soil removal, which is done by surfactants, mild acids and mechanical action, and plant-derived versions of all three perform the same job as petroleum-derived ones. Where the honest answer is no is disinfection: vinegar is not a registered disinfectant in Canada, so where a surface genuinely needs disinfecting we use a Health Canada registered product rather than pretending vinegar will do it.

What products do you use? Can I see the list before you come?

Yes, and we would rather you did. Ask and we email the full product list with safety data sheets before the first visit, so anyone in the house with asthma, allergies or a pregnancy can check it against their own advice. Read the summary on our what we actually use page.

Is it safe for my cat, my dog and my kids?

That is the whole point of how we work. We use no chlorine bleach, no ammonia and no quats, and by default we add no fragrance at all. On essential oils we are cautious rather than enthusiastic: several of the oils sold as "natural cleaners", including tea tree, pine and citrus, are genuinely toxic to cats, so we do not diffuse or spray them in homes with animals.

Do you clean mould?

We clean surface mould on non-porous surfaces with detergent and water, which is what Health Canada and CCOHS actually recommend rather than bleach. What we do not do is remediation: if mould covers more than about one square metre, or it is inside drywall, insulation or subfloor, that is a remediation job and we will tell you so and point you at someone qualified. See what we do not do.

Which areas do you cover?

Abbotsford, Langley, Surrey, Chilliwack, Mission and Maple Ridge, plus Aldergrove, Cloverdale, South Surrey, White Rock and Delta. See areas we serve.

How much does it cost?

Recurring cleans for a typical three bedroom home start around $149 a visit, deep cleans around $320 and move-out cleans around $380. Offices and post-construction are quoted after a walkthrough. Full breakdown on the pricing page.

Get started

Tell us about the house.

Same working day reply, with the product list attached. Or just call.

(819) 743-5953

Get a quote

We reply the same working day. Or call (819) 743-5953.

Home or workplace?

No contracts, no sales call. We use your details only to quote this job.

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