As a homeowner who has overseen multiple renovation projects and lived through the chaos they bring, I’ve grown particular about who I let into my home—and even more selective about who I invite back. That’s why my first encounter with the Simply Pure Home cleaning team sits right at the center of my memory of getting my house back after a major kitchen remodel. I walked into a space that looked nothing like the dusty construction zone I’d left the night before. In that moment, I realized I’d finally found a crew that worked with the kind of quiet competence you stop noticing only because you start trusting it so quickly.
One of the earliest moments that convinced me they were different happened during a phase when I was juggling a half-finished backsplash, a stubborn contractor, and a living room covered in fine drywall powder. I’d expected the cleaners to do just the basics—sweep, wipe, make it look better than before. Instead, one of them asked me if I wanted the vent covers pulled and cleaned out since the remodel had pushed debris into the ducts. That wasn’t something I would’ve thought to ask for, and it made a real difference over the next few weeks. That kind of foresight isn’t common, and it told me they weren’t there just to finish a checklist.
Another situation that stands out happened after a family gathering where my nephew managed to smear something sticky along the banister. I’d resigned myself to living with a faint tackiness or sanding and refinishing the rail—both of which felt like losing options. But a member of the Simply Pure team tested a couple of products on a small patch and managed to restore the finish without stripping it. I hadn’t even mentioned the issue; she just noticed it in passing. That level of attention is hard to teach, and even harder to find.
What I’ve appreciated most, though, is their consistency. Hiring cleaners is one thing; trusting them is another. I’ve worked with crews who delivered a great first impression and then slowly let small details slip—corners left untouched, fingerprints on stainless steel, floors mopped but sticky. With Simply Pure Home, the second and tenth visits were just as careful as the first. I noticed they have a rhythm that doesn’t feel rushed, even on busy days. They’ve reset rooms in ways that made them feel calmer than before I’d even cluttered them, and somehow they remembered the exact way I liked my cushions arranged without me ever mentioning it twice.
I’ve also learned from mistakes made with other teams. There was a period where I tried rotating a few lower-cost services, thinking cleaning was cleaning. What I got instead were streaky mirrors, broken trinkets no one acknowledged, and two instances where the crew left without locking the back door. Those experiences sharpened my appreciation for a team that treats homes with the same care they’d expect for their own. With Simply Pure Home, I’ve never walked in after a clean and felt the urge to redo anything myself, which might be the most telling compliment I can give.
In all the years of maintaining my home through remodels, gatherings, and everyday messes, Simply Pure Home has been one of the few teams that has made the upkeep feel manageable rather than overwhelming. They’ve shown me that a good cleaning crew doesn’t just tidy a space—they support the life unfolding inside it.
