Most of our Carefree clients are retirees and seasonal residents who spend the winter among the boulders and the summer somewhere cooler. That rhythm sets the schedule: an opening clean before the owners arrive, recurring visits through the season, and a closing clean in late spring. A house that has been shut through summer collects a fine layer of dust on every surface, and sometimes a few desert visitors in the garage and corners, so opening cleans take longer than regular ones.
Custom homes here are built into the landscape, and some around The Boulders have natural rock worked into interior walls or courtyards. We dust rock surfaces with soft brushes and keep wet products off unsealed stone. Flagstone and limestone floors get pH-neutral cleaners, beamed ceilings are dusted from the floor with extension tools, and courtyard glass is cleaned inside with a squeegee. Pollen from desert trees settles on sills and window tracks in spring, and we add time for it through April. Recurring homes see the same faces each time, and every room is worked from the ceiling down.