Stairs before the front door
Plenty of homes here are reached only by an outdoor flight of steps up from the street. Let us know how many and whether there is a handrail; it changes what equipment comes up and how the visit is staffed.
Half the addresses in Fairfax are reached on foot — a lane too narrow for two cars, then a run of wooden steps up through the trees to a cabin nobody has ever called big.
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MaidSimple is a residential cleaning company serving Fairfax, California. Expect a small crew of employees on payroll, with background checks, workers' comp and liability coverage all handled before anyone is assigned. The stock is compact: cabins, cottages and 1920s bungalows on steep lanes, many of them reached by a flight of outdoor steps. Two bedrooms and one bath is the common shape, and it prices $200 flat flat. The single ZIP served is 94930.
Getting to the front door is the first part of the job. Lanes off Bolinas Road and up toward the Cascades were laid out for summer cabins, not for two-income households with three vehicles, so a crew parks where it can and carries in. That means bringing less and choosing better: a compact vacuum, a caddy, microfiber that gets laundered rather than a cart of bottles. Nobody minds. It is the arrangement the whole town lives with.
What waits at the top is usually small and full of wood. Redwood paneling, board-and-batten walls, ceilings low enough to reach, and windows that have not been square since the sixties. Deer Park and the canyon streets sit under so much canopy that light barely reaches the north rooms, which keeps things cool and encourages mildew in the shower and along sills. We work these houses room by room instead of by square footage, because square footage here tells you almost nothing.
The typical house is under 1,400 square feet and older than most of its neighbors' cars: 1920s and 1930s cabins, post-war cottages, a scattering of self-built additions with a step down between rooms. Floors are fir, painted plank or worn tile. Kitchens are narrow. Bathrooms are often one. Steep driveways, outdoor staircases and hillside decks are standard, so the crew’s route through a house is planned before anything gets unloaded. Condominium buildings barely exist here.
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| Fairfax home | Standard clean | Every 2 weeks | Deep clean | Move in / out |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 bed / 1 bath canyon cabinabout 1.25 hrs on site | $190 | $170per visit | $270 | $305 |
| 2 bed / 1 bath cottageabout 1.25 hrs on site | $200 | $180per visit | $310 | $350 |
| 3 bed / 2 bath hillside houseabout 1.75 hrs on site | $265 | $240per visit | $415 | $465 |
| 4 bed / 2 bath Manor-area homeabout 2 hrs on site | $295 | $265per visit | $455 | $515 |
Flat prices for a lived-in home, supplies and equipment included. A tidier home prices lower and a weekly plan saves 15%; the form above works out your exact number in about a minute. Prices are identical everywhere we work — your ZIP code does not change the number.
The small things that decide whether a visit runs smoothly or runs late.
Plenty of homes here are reached only by an outdoor flight of steps up from the street. Let us know how many and whether there is a handrail; it changes what equipment comes up and how the visit is staffed.
Under the tree cover on the canyon streets, north-facing rooms stay cool all year. Shower grout, window sills and the backs of closets pick up mildew faster than they would three miles east. Those spots get scrubbed, not just wiped.
A lot of these houses still heat with wood. Fine ash travels well beyond the hearth and settles on shelves, screens and upholstery in a way ordinary dusting redistributes. Crews vacuum with HEPA filtration first, then wipe, in that order.
Every Fairfax address in 94930.
Same crews, same standard. Pick the one that fits your week.
The whole-home refresh most Fairfax homes book: kitchens, bathrooms, floors, dusting and tidying.
How it works →Baseboards, inside appliances, grout and vents — the detail work that resets a home.
How it works →Empty-home cleaning judged against a landlord’s checklist, for deposits and handovers.
How it works →Weekly, bi-weekly or monthly visits from the same team, at a standing discount.
How it works →Most cleaning companies send whoever is available that day. Our cleaners are our own trained, vetted, W-2 employees — which costs us more in payroll tax, workers’ comp and training, and is exactly why the same people come back to your home and the standard holds.
If anything’s not right, let us know within 24 hours and we’ll come back and re-clean it — completely free. No forms, no fuss, no fine print.
The general FAQ covers access, supplies, rescheduling and the guarantee.
No, and it is normal here. Crews carry compact equipment specifically so they can park on Bolinas Road or in a wide spot below and walk up. If your lane has a turnaround or a shared pullout, mentioning it when you book helps, but access alone is never a reason we decline a booking.
Yes. Turnover cleans on the smaller canyon properties are a regular part of the work — linens stripped and remade, kitchen reset, bathroom sanitized, deck swept of leaf drop. Because the houses are compact, a turnover usually fits a tight window between guests. Give us the checkout and check-in times and the visit is scheduled inside them.
The hearth surround, glass door, mantel and the floor in front of it are all part of a standard visit. What we do not do is sweep the flue or handle hot or recently used ash — that is a chimney sweep’s job and a genuine fire risk. Clear the firebox cold and we take care of everything around it.
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