We love a new season, especially fall. Break out a light sweater, order something pumpkin flavored — oh, and it’s never too early to watch a spooky movie.
Plus, with each new season, it’s a good reminder to take care of yourself. If you need a break from cleaning — or if you want a pro to really get in there (Halloween may be coming, but cobwebs aren’t required) — then turn to Well-Paid Maids.
Well-Paid Maids was founded in the D.C. area in 2017. Our goal is to take care of your home — and also take care of our cleaners, who are W-2 employees. We pay a starting wage of $23 an hour and provide benefits, including insurance, 24 paid days off per year and more.
That means you should never feel guilty leaning on our cleaners to help you out! After all, you’re supporting a company that’s determined to clean up a notoriously dirty industry.
Even better, you’ll feel a huge weight lifted as you walk into your clean home.
Here’s what Paige, who has had Well-Paid Maids clean her D.C. home since 2012, said: “There is such a strong feeling of relief and calm when I come home to a clean house that Well-Paid Maids has thoroughly and thoughtfully done.”
Oh, and to make things a little pumpkin spicy, when you book your cleaning online, use the code POPVILLE20 at checkout for $20 off.
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We’re about a month out from summer. That means you’ve still got time for spring cleaning!
Lexi Grant, an operations manager at Well-Paid Maids, shared her go-to spring cleaning tips with WTOP News. Step one? Declutter. Get rid of items you don’t use, find space for items that need a home and organize those areas.
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