Honest Maids

House Cleaning in Calabasas

House Cleaning in Calabasas, CA

4.8 from 48 Google reviews

Honest Maids cleans houses and estate homes throughout Calabasas, from the gated streets of The Oaks and Calabasas Hills to the hillside properties off Mulholland Highway. We are family owned, based in Reseda, every estimate is free, and no card is needed to book.

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A Calabasas living room after a regular house cleaningA Calabasas living room before a regular house cleaning
Serving Calabasas & the ValleyFree estimatesNo card to bookYour own trained teamSatisfaction guarantee

Honest Maids cleans houses across Calabasas. We are a family owned company based in Reseda, and we serve Calabasas as part of the wider west Valley area our own trained cleaners cover. Calabasas is a separate city set in the Santa Monica Mountains, just past the western edge of the San Fernando Valley, and we reach it along Las Virgenes Road and Calabasas Road. Our work runs from the guard gated communities such as The Oaks, Calabasas Hills, and Mountain View Estates to the estate homes along Parkway Calabasas and the family streets off Mulholland Highway. The team brings every supply and tool the job needs, each estimate is free, and no card is required to hold a date.

A Calabasas house asks for more than a typical Valley home. Properties here tend to be large, frequently estate sized, with several bedrooms, multiple full bathrooms, long runs of stone or hardwood floor, staircases, and tall windows that face the surrounding hills and reveal every mark in the afternoon light. The climate adds to it, since Calabasas is hot and dry and wrapped in open hillside, so a fine dust drifts indoors and settles on sills, vents, and the tops of door frames throughout much of the year. We size each visit to the home in front of us and confirm the time and the price with you before you book.

How it works

From your first text to a home that is ready

Text or call

Give us your Calabasas address, a rough size for the home, and the clean you have in mind. The estimate costs nothing.

We plan the visit

We agree on what is included, then you tell us about the gate, the guard booth, the entry code, or where to park so the crew arrives cleared.

We clean

Our own vetted cleaners show up with all supplies and move through the home room by room, floor by floor, at the pace the property needs.

You come home

You return to a home that is finished rather than one still waiting on your weekend. If anything falls short, let us know and we come back.

Real reviews

What our customers say

4.8 from 48 verified Google reviews

Tania is amazing! She always leaves my house spotless, and I truly love her work. Kervy is also wonderful with scheduling and very flexible with timing.
Ariana
I was always told not to hire a cleaning service because you can just do it yourself, but I gave it a shot and Iโ€™m planning on hiring them atleast once a month. Karen did such a good job!
April
They treat your home like it is their own.
Darcy

Calabasas questions

House cleaning in Calabasas, answered

How much does house cleaning cost in Calabasas, CA?
The price tracks the size of the home, the kind of clean, and how often you schedule. A more modest house on a standard clean sits at the lower end, while a large estate home takes considerably longer, and a first deep clean longer again. Every estimate is free and agreed up front, so the figure is settled well before the crew reaches your door.
Can you clean a home inside a gated community?
Yes, and a large part of our Calabasas house cleaning happens behind a gate. Communities such as The Oaks, Calabasas Hills, and Mountain View Estates clear visitors at a guard booth or through a resident list, so let us know how your community admits vendors when you book and we make sure the cleaner is cleared before arrival rather than turned away at the entrance.
Do you clean large estate homes in Calabasas?
Yes, and they make up a good portion of the work we do here. A five or six bedroom estate with several full bathrooms, wide stone or wood floors, and tall glass genuinely takes more hours than a standard house, so we walk through the whole property with you first and quote a clear time and price instead of sending a crew that runs out of hours partway through.
How do you handle a hillside home at the top of a private drive?
We ask about the approach when you book. Some estate homes off Mulholland Highway sit up a long private drive with a gate of their own and limited turning space, so tell us about the code, the drive, and where the team should pull in, and we plan the arrival around it before the day of the clean.
Does the dry Calabasas weather affect how often I should schedule?
It frequently does. The city runs hot and dry and is ringed by open hillside, so fine dust reaches indoor sills, shelves, vents, and the tops of frames faster than many owners expect. A number of Calabasas homes tighten their schedule through the driest stretch of the year and loosen it afterward, and we are glad to shift the frequency with the season.
Do you clean homes with a pool and a lot of indoor outdoor living?
Yes. When walls of sliding glass stay open for much of the year, dry grit and leaf litter drift inside, collect in the door tracks, and film the glass. We clean the indoor side of all that, including floors, tracks, and the glass we can safely reach. The pool itself is not something we service, only the home around it.
Do you clean ceiling fans, light fixtures, and high windows?
Ceiling fans and light fixtures come with a deep clean wherever they are safely within reach of a standard step ladder, which covers most rooms. We clean interior glass at reachable height. We do not do exterior windows or anything needing tall ladders or harnesses, which matters in the estate homes with double height entries and great rooms, so point out those spaces when you book and we will tell you plainly what we can and cannot reach.
Do you offer recurring house cleaning in Calabasas?
Yes, on a weekly, every other week, or monthly rhythm. A regular schedule is what stops a large home from becoming an all weekend project, which is why most of our Calabasas clients settle into one after the first clean. The same cleaners return each time, so they come to know your home, and standing clients get first pick of dates when the calendar tightens.
How long does a house cleaning take in a typical Calabasas home?
A smaller house on a standard clean goes quickest. A five or six bedroom estate with multiple bathrooms runs a good deal longer, and a deep clean on that same home longer still. We give you an honest time estimate with your free quote rather than a tidy number that slips once the crew is inside.
Do I need to be home during the cleaning?
No. Many Calabasas clients leave a gate code, clear the cleaner with the guard booth, or set up a lockbox and come back to a finished home. If you would rather be present, that works just as well, and the team cleans around you.
Do you bring your own supplies?
Yes, all of it. The team arrives with every professional grade product and piece of equipment the home needs, so there is nothing for you to provide on the day. If you prefer green or hypoallergenic products because of children, pets, or allergies, mention it beforehand and we bring those instead.
Will I get the same team each visit?
Every cleaner is screened and trained before setting foot in a home, and we never hand the work to a subcontractor. On a standing schedule we send the same people back to your home rather than a different crew each time, which is the point our long term clients value most.
What parts of Calabasas do you serve?
The whole city. That covers the gated communities including The Oaks, Calabasas Hills, and Mountain View Estates, the estate homes along Parkway Calabasas and Mulholland Highway, and the streets off Las Virgenes Road and Calabasas Road. If your address is close to the Woodland Hills, Hidden Hills, or Agoura Hills line and you are not sure which city it is in, text us the address and we will confirm.
How much does house cleaning in Calabasas cost?

The honest answer is that the price depends on the size of the home, the number of bathrooms, whether this is a first visit or a regular one, and how the home has been used up to now. That is why every job starts with a free written estimate rather than a flat rate lifted off a website. Text or call (818) 414-8012 with the number of bedrooms and bathrooms and roughly what you need, and we send a real figure back, usually the same day. Every price is agreed before we start, nothing lands on you at the end, and no card is needed to hold the slot.

Are your cleaners insured, bonded, and background checked?

Yes. Honest Maids is a licensed and insured family owned company based in Reseda, and every cleaner on our team is our own employee, screened and trained by us before their first visit. Nothing is subcontracted, so the person who arrives at your door in Calabasas is on our payroll, in our uniform, and covered by our insurance. We are happy to share our license and insurance details before your first clean if you want to see them, and many building managers ask for a certificate of insurance on file.

What products do you use, and are they safe for pets and children?

We bring every supply and machine with us for every visit, so nothing has to be set out. Our standard kit uses products that are safe around pets and children, and where a surface calls for a stronger product (such as a heavily soiled oven or serious mineral buildup) we tell you first and use the mildest option that will do the job. If you prefer a specific brand, a fragrance free product, or a completely green line, tell us in the booking and we will use what you have. The choice is yours.

How far in advance should I book, and can you come the same day?

For a regular clean in Calabasas we can usually reach you the same week, and a small job can sometimes fit into the same day. Move outs and post construction jobs need a little more lead time because they run longer, so book those a few days out when you can. The fastest way to check availability is a text. We are staffed Monday to Saturday, eight in the morning to six in the evening, and a message outside those hours is answered the next working morning.

What forms of payment do you accept, and when do I pay?

You pay after the clean is complete, once you have walked the home and everything is right. We take card, bank transfer, Zelle, cash, or check, whichever is easiest. Recurring customers are usually set up on a saved card that runs automatically after each visit, but that is optional and there is no card on file for a first visit. If you ever have a question about a charge, one text and we sort it out that day.

What is your satisfaction guarantee, and how does it work?

Every visit carries a plain guarantee: if something is not right, tell us within seven days and we come back to fix it, at no charge. We do not ask you to argue for it or fill out a form. We would rather return and put it right than leave a customer in Calabasas feeling like they paid for something they did not get. That is one of the reasons regular customers stay with us, and it is the standard the reviews are talking about.

Do I need to be home during the clean?

Only if you want to be. Many customers in Calabasas give us access through a code, a key with a neighbor, a lockbox, or a building doorman, and come home to a finished house. Others prefer to stay. Either way is fine, and we walk the space with you or send a note with a few photos before we leave, so nothing is a surprise. If the building has parking rules or a call box, tell us in the booking and we handle it from there.

Weekly, every other week, or monthly, which is best for a home in Calabasas?

Most of our regular customers land on every other week, because it holds a home at baseline without paying for weekly upkeep. Weekly suits a family with young children or pets, since surfaces reset before dirt and hair build up. Monthly is a maintenance rhythm, and it works best paired with a deep clean two or three times a year so the kitchen and bathrooms do not slip. If you are not sure which fits, tell us the number of bedrooms and bathrooms and how the home is used, and we will tell you what your neighbors on the same street usually pick.

Will the same cleaners come to my home each visit?

Yes, wherever the schedule allows. The same small crew learns your home, remembers which surfaces need a lighter touch, and works in the order you like. You are never handing your keys to a rotating pool of strangers. If the regular team is out one week we tell you in advance, send a covering crew you have met before, and confirm the visit went well after.

Can I add or skip tasks each visit?

Yes. Every recurring plan has a task list agreed at the first visit, and you can add or remove anything by text, without a new booking. Common add ons include inside the refrigerator, inside the oven, laundry folded, or an extra room. Common skips include a guest room that is not in use or a garage. There is no minimum, no cancellation fee, and the price of the next visit reflects the change.

Choosing a schedule

How often should a house be cleaned professionally?

Most households book a professional clean weekly, every two weeks, or monthly, chosen by how the home is used rather than by square footage.

The rhythm below is what customers usually land on:

  • Weekly suits a family with young children or pets, because surfaces reset before dirt and hair build up.
  • Every two weeks is the most common choice for a household of adults, keeping the kitchen and bathrooms at baseline without paying for weekly upkeep.
  • Monthly is a maintenance rhythm, best paired with a deep clean two or three times a year, because a month is long enough for grime to build in high use rooms.

If you are not sure which fits, text us the number of bedrooms and bathrooms and how the home is used, and we send a written estimate for the rhythm we recommend. No card is needed to book.

How often a home needs cleaning, and what decides it A horizontal scale running from less traffic through the home on the left to more traffic on the right, drawn with dots that grow denser toward the right. Three positions are marked along it. Monthly sits at the left, for a home that is already well kept where you simply want the heavy work taken off your hands. Every other week sits in the middle and is marked as the common middle for most households, the schedule that keeps upkeep from getting ahead of you. Weekly sits at the right, for homes with pets, children, or two adults working, where the home takes traffic every day. Below the scale, two panels list what moves a home along it. What pushes a home toward more often: pets in the home, children at home, allergies in the household, two or more adults working, a home that hosts often, and nobody having time midweek. What allows less often: one or two adults who are out most of the day, no pets, and a home already well kept. A closing note says that a home which has never had a professional clean usually starts with one deep clean and then holds that level on a schedule. The point of the drawing is that frequency follows how much traffic a home takes rather than how big it is. How often a home actually needs cleaning Frequency follows the traffic a home takes, not the size of it. Honest Maids Less traffic through the home More traffic through the home MONTHLY A home that is already well kept. You want the heavy work taken off your hands. EVERY OTHER WEEK The common middle for most households. Upkeep does not get ahead of you. WEEKLY Pets, children, or two adults working. The home takes traffic every day. WHAT PUSHES A HOME TOWARD MORE OFTEN Pets in the home Children at home Allergies in the household Two or more adults working A home that hosts often Nobody has time midweek WHAT ALLOWS LESS OFTEN One or two adults, out most of the day No pets A home already well kept WHERE A HOME USUALLY STARTS A home that has never had a professional clean usually starts with one deep clean, and then holds that level on a schedule. Held that way, the deep clean does not need repeating.
Frequency follows how much traffic a home takes, not how many rooms it has. Two homes of the same size can need very different schedules, so we set the schedule around the household rather than the floor plan.

Ready for a clean home in Calabasas?

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