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The Ultimate Guide to House Cleaning Costs
Introduction Ever looked at house cleaning prices and thought, “Why is this all over the place?” You’re not alone. One company charges $25 an hour, another quotes a flat rate that feels like rent—what’s the... Continue reading→
How to Decode Green Cleaning Labels for a Healthier Home
How to Decode Green Cleaning Labels for a Healthier Home Ever stood in the cleaning aisle on Long Island, feeling like you’re decoding hieroglyphics while staring at those ‘green’ labels? You’re not alone. Whether you’re... Continue reading→
Post Construction Cleanup Air Filtration for Dust Removal
Post Construction Cleaning – The Importance of Air Filtration for Dust Removal After Renovation No matter how diligent your contractors are when renovating your Suffolk County or Nassau County home, construction debris cleanup afterward involves... Continue reading→
Stay Clean Long Island’s Response to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) Outbreak
The impact of COVID-19 is in full affect here on Long Island. New York City and Long Island are unfortunately among the highest areas of infection in the country with the number of cases rising... Continue reading→
Message From the Owner – COVID-19 & ‘Disinfection’ Cleaning
Over the coming weeks, you’re going to see a growing number of businesses “pivoting” in response to the seismic shifts taking place in our economy. Many in the cleaning industry will inevitably pivot to offer... Continue reading→
Long Island’s most qualified ‘Post Construction/Renovation Cleaning’ company
“My home construction project is complete and now everything is covered in hard to remove dust.” This is a common phone call we receive here at Stay Clean Long Island. Maybe you just completed a... Continue reading→
Protecting Your Health: The True Role of Your Cleaning Company
When hiring a cleaning company, you want to be sure they are experts at not only making your home appear clean, but that their technicians are experts at cleaning in a health conscious manner. At... Continue reading→