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Taking care of the day-to-day tasks that keep a house feeling clean, comfortable and safe
Living in a safe and sanitary environment is a basic requirement that every person should have, but it can be a challenge for many of our clients. Some cleaning tasks may require good balance, and assistance with these can help prevent falling and injury. Whether your loved one just needs a little help with laundry, dishes, or light housekeeping throughout the home, Way to Stay Homecare is here to help them live independently.
Services Include
Make beds
Small touches like a made bed, or the smell of freshly washed sheets, are simple pleasures we gladly provide.
Laundry assistance
We’re happy to assist with washing, drying, folding and hanging laundry. We can do it all, or assist your loved one if they prefer a little help and good company.
Washing dishes
We help maintain a clean and tidy kitchen, washing and drying dishes by hand or dishwasher.
Cleaning refrigerator
Keeping the fridge clean, sanitary and organized helps to ensure that food is reliably fresh and not going to waste.
Sweep, mop, vacuum
Our caregivers can help keep floors free from dust, pet hair, and accidental spills, providing a clean, comfortable living space.
Dusting
Keeping dust under control looks nice, and may help with respiratory and allergy issues. We dust furniture, fans, and lighting fixtures using a feather duster or towel and cleaners.
Cleaning bathrooms
We can clean and sanitize bathrooms daily, including sinks, countertops, toilets, shower/tub, floors, and trash removal.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Can we have you just come clean? No personal care or companionship?
A: Yes, we can just come clean. Our pricing is determined by the length of our visit, not the service.
Q: Can you clean bathtubs and toilets?
A: Yes we can - we only ask that you provide gloves and any other necessary cleaning supplies.
Q: Can you help with deep cleaning?
A: Our cleaning services are limited to light housekeeping, including cleaning kitchens, living areas, and bedrooms. We help with day-to-day cleaning activities, such as vacuuming, dusting, sweeping, mopping, and laundry. Also, our caregivers cannot climb ladders or stools, or clean on their hands and knees.
