Wednesday, November 24, 2010

Treating Yourself to a Maid Service

When the holidays are right around the corner your "To Do" list increases tenfold. After all, there is shopping for specialty foods at the Old Beach Farmers Market, gifts to be purchased at the Pembroke Mall or at the Shops at Hilltop, parties to attend in the burbs of Virginia Beach and the list goes on. So, with all these extra activities added on to your already crowded schedule, how are you supposed to find time to take care of the basic like cleaning?
Since the holidays are a time of hustle and bustle, and not just along crowded streets and stores, but within your own home, why not treat yourself to hiring Custom Maid, a professional maid service. They will be happy to come in to your home and help you with all of the vacuuming, sweeping, dusting and other related household chores. In fact, Custom Maid is happy to help you with those extra tasks like polishing the silver!
The great thing about hiring Custom Maid is that they are happy to do all those little (and large) jobs that keep you from doing the things you enjoy. Whether it is sitting in front of a fire and relaxing after a successful party, going out with friends and scoring big on Black Friday sales or simply spending a an evening at home decorating cookies with the kids, knowing that your housekeeping chores are not your responsibility is a huge gift in itself.
If you have never hired a maid service, then there are several things to keep in mind so you can be sure your gift is all that you want it to be. Here are a few things you will want to look for:
  • Ask family and friends for their recommendations. Also, be sure to check with the Better Business Bureau or Angies List to learn what maid service companies praised (or not) in your area.
  • Hire a maid service whose professional cleaners are licensed, bonded and insured. This protects you and the company-don't use a maid service where this is not the protocol!
  • Call the suggested cleaning companies and learn as much as possible about them. Find out what type of cleaning products they use, whether or not their maids wear uniforms identifying them, will they do one-time cleaning jobs (unless, you want to treat yourself for an extended time frame), what type of specialty jobs- polish silver, move furniture, etc.- they do- and any other questions you may have. However, keep in mind that the only person who will clean your home exactly the way do, is You! When hiring a maid service you may have to compromise on some things.
  • Even if you don't want the services of Custom Maid, don't overlook its value as a gift for someone else on your list. Whether it's a one-time event or several times a year a gift of housecleaning will always be appreciated.
For a free house cleaning quote, contact Custom Maid of Virginia.
Article independently authored by Janet Slagell. The content herein may or may not reflect the views and opinions of Custom Maid. Click for search engine optimization and search engine marketing or visit WebDrafter.com's Blog.

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