House Cleaning in East Hampton, NY

Absolutely—that range is exactly what we do in East Hampton. A Further Lane estate needs different attention than a Montauk surf cottage, and we price and staff accordingly. Large oceanfront properties often take a team of 3-4 cleaners, while a typical East Hampton home is one or two cleaners. After 12+ years on the East End, we've cleaned everything from Lily Pond Lane estates to Amagansett beach houses. Get a quote and we'll match the right approach to your property.

Absolutely—seasonal openings are a specialty. We'll do a comprehensive deep clean before Memorial Day to get your home summer-ready: airing out closed spaces, cleaning all surfaces, freshening linens, and making sure everything is perfect for your arrival. Many clients also book us for a closing clean after Labor Day. Your dedicated cleaner can coordinate with caretakers or property managers.

Yes—many East Hampton properties have multiple structures. We can clean the main house, guest house, pool house, and any other buildings on a single visit or separate schedule. We price each structure based on its size and needs. Many clients have us focus on the main house weekly but do the guest house only before visitors arrive. We're flexible.

Yes—oceanfront properties from Amagansett to Montauk deal with constant salt air and tracked-in sand. This affects window frames, outdoor fixtures, and promotes faster dust and residue accumulation. We recommend more frequent cleaning for oceanfront properties and our cleaners know to pay extra attention to entryways, windows, glass surfaces, and outdoor living spaces. HEPA vacuums handle fine sand effectively.

Yes—we do a lot of post-renovation cleaning in the Hamptons, especially with all the high-end renovations happening in East Hampton Village, Sag Harbor, and Amagansett. Construction dust is incredibly fine and gets into everything—cabinets, HVAC vents, light fixtures. We'll wipe down every surface, detail inside cabinets, clean windows, and vacuum with HEPA filters. Large estate renovations may take a full team over multiple days.

Absolutely—many of our East Hampton clients do summer rentals, especially in Montauk. We can do turnover cleanings between guests, typically on Saturdays or Sundays when guests change. Your dedicated cleaner knows your property and can adjust to your rental schedule. We'll text confirmation when we arrive and finish. We also coordinate with property managers and rental agencies as needed.

East Hampton ranges from Montauk cottages to multi-million dollar Further Lane estates—so pricing varies significantly. For a typical 3-bedroom, 2-bath home: recurring cleaning runs $195–295 per visit, deep cleaning is $345–495, and move-in/out ranges $445–695. Large oceanfront estates and properties with guest houses can be significantly higher. Seasonal homes often need opening/closing deep cleans. Get your exact quote in 60 seconds.

Yes—same dedicated cleaner every visit. That's our entire model and the main reason clients stay with us. Your cleaner learns that you want the outdoor furniture arranged a certain way, that the pool house gets extra attention before guests, that the master bath needs specific products. No explaining your preferences to a stranger every two weeks. If your regular cleaner is sick or on vacation, we'll let you know in advance.

Yes, we do a lot of move-out and move-in cleaning for Hamptons real estate transactions. Timing matters—we can often schedule within 24-48 hours of closing or final walkthrough. We'll get the house showing-ready: inside appliances, cabinet interiors, window tracks, baseboards, light fixtures. Many Hamptons realtors and brokers refer us specifically for this.

We fix it—free. Our 100% satisfaction guarantee means if anything isn't right, tell us within 24 hours and we'll send your cleaner back to address it at no charge. Same cleaner, because they already know your home and can see exactly what needs attention. In 12+ years serving the Hamptons, we've built our reputation on making things right. No arguments, no hassle.