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Guests land at LAX in three days. The guest room is currently a storage unit. The kitchen has opinions. This is exactly what holiday cleaning services in Los Angeles, California are for.
MaidThis Cleaning of Los Angeles connects you with screened, background-checked cleaners who handle the scrubbing while you handle the gift list (and the group text about who’s bringing what).

Why Hand the Holiday Mess to MaidThis Cleaning of Los Angeles?
Late November through New Year’s in LA means hiking Griffith Park in a hoodie, catching the boat parade in Marina del Rey, and a house that somehow refills with clutter every 48 hours. You could spend the season scrubbing. Or you could outsource the part nobody puts in the holiday card.
Cleaners screened before they reach your door
Every maid in the MaidThis system passed a 5-step screening process, including a background check. Only about 2% of applicants get through.
Pricing you see before you book
Your quote is based on your home’s size and condition, shown upfront. No surprise line items when the invoice lands.
Support that answers
Questions about timing, a special request, or a swap in cleaners? Call or text, and a real person sorts it out.
Long List of Satisfied Clients
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Our Mission is to search everywhere to find you the best cleaners in the market!
Our 5-Step Cleaner Screening Process
Finding trustworthy holiday cleaners in Los Angeles takes more than a quick search. This 5-step screening process is why the matches work.

Online Application
Every cleaner starts with an online application covering experience, availability, and the kind of homes they’ve cleaned. Applications that don’t pass this first screen go no further.
STEP 1
Background Check
Before any maid is matched with your home, a background check is completed. Only about 2% of applicants make it all the way through, and those are the cleaners you meet.
STEP 5

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Phone Interview
Next comes a phone call with a MaidThis representative, digging into credibility and real experience with homes and vacation rentals. Vague answers don’t get a callback.
STEP 2
STEP 4
Orientation
Applicants who clear all three interviews move to an orientation that walks them through how MaidThis works, from booking flow to customer expectations. This is about verifying skills already in place, not teaching them.
STEP 3
Video Interview
A video interview follows the phone call, so the applicant’s professionalism and communication style get a proper look before anyone is matched with your Los Angeles home.
STEP 1
Online Application
Every cleaner starts with an online application covering experience, availability, and the kind of homes they’ve cleaned. Applications that don’t pass this first screen go no further.
STEP 2
Phone Interview
Next comes a phone call with a MaidThis representative, digging into credibility and real experience with homes and vacation rentals. Vague answers don’t get a callback.
STEP 3
Video Interview
A video interview follows the phone call, so the applicant’s professionalism and communication style get a proper look before anyone is matched with your Los Angeles home.
STEP 4
Orientation
Applicants who clear all three interviews move to an orientation that walks them through how MaidThis works, from booking flow to customer expectations. This is about verifying skills already in place, not teaching them.
STEP 5
Background Check
Before any maid is matched with your home, a background check is completed. Only about 2% of applicants make it all the way through, and those are the cleaners you meet.

What Your Holiday Cleaning Service Actually Covers
Holiday cleaning in Los Angeles has its own quirks. Santa Ana winds push a fine layer of dust into hillside bungalows in Highland Park and Sherman Oaks. Hard water leaves spots on every faucet and shower door from Mar Vista to Glendale. And a small Silver Lake apartment with one large dog can grow a fur carpet in a week. Cleaners work through the rooms your guests will actually see.
Kitchen: stovetop and backsplash degreased, inside of the microwave wiped, cabinet fronts wiped, sink and faucet detailed
Bathrooms: shower tile scrubbed with attention to grout, toilets sanitized, mirrors polished
Bedrooms: bed frames and nightstands dusted, floors vacuumed and mopped
Living areas: surfaces and shelving dusted, glass tables and media consoles wiped, floors vacuumed and mopped
Detail touches: baseboards, vents, light switches, door handles, window sills, and light fixtures where reachable
Add-ons on request: inside oven or fridge before the ham goes in, interior windows before the family photo (add-ons change the timing and the price)
One logistics note for mid-rise condos in Playa Vista or Glendale: many buildings require elevator reservations or a guest parking pass for service visits, and street-cleaning days can turn parking into a puzzle. Share entry and parking details when you book, and the maid arrives on time instead of circling the block.

Holiday Home Cleaning Services That Fit Your Schedule
Not every holiday looks the same. Some homes in Los Angeles feed twenty people tamales on Christmas Eve. Some turn over to new Airbnb guests every three nights through New Year’s. Some just need to look like an adult lives there before the in-laws arrive. Three ways that plays out:


Not Happy With the Clean? Say the Word, and It Gets Fixed

A holiday cleaning service has one job: make the place look ready when people walk in. If something got missed, the 100% Happiness Guarantee covers it. Tell MaidThis within 48 hours and a cleaner comes back for a free two-hour re-clean of anything that fell short. No arguing, no forms, no drama.

“Sounds good. How do I book holiday cleaning in Los Angeles?“
Consider the party started. Call us or fill out the quick booking form below.
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Yoga Studios




Frequently Asked Questions
How far in advance should I book holiday cleaning services in Los Angeles?
The weeks before Thanksgiving and the stretch between Christmas and New Year’s fill up first, so booking one to two weeks ahead is a safe bet.
Last-minute openings do happen, especially on weekdays. Booking online takes a few minutes, and rescheduling later is simple if plans shift.
What’s the difference between a standard holiday clean and a deep cleaning?
A standard clean covers the visible surfaces, floors, kitchen, and bathrooms your guests will use.
A deep cleaning goes further: inside the microwave, cabinet fronts, grout, baseboards, vents, and light fixtures. If it’s been months since the last thorough clean, deep is the better starting point before company arrives.
How much do holiday cleaners cost in Los Angeles?
Pricing depends on square footage, bedroom and bathroom count, current condition, and add-ons like an inside oven or fridge.
You see the estimate before confirming, and payment is handled online, no cash needed. A studio in Mar Vista and a four-bedroom in Sherman Oaks will land in very different places.
How long does a holiday clean usually take?
It depends on the home. A well-kept one-bedroom often takes a few hours, while a larger house with heavy buildup takes longer. Exact times aren’t promised because every space brings its own mess and size.
If you have a hard deadline, like guests arriving at 4 p.m., mention it when booking.
What should I do before the cleaner arrives?
- Put away personal items, clear the sink and counters if you can, and secure pets.
- If you live in a condo or gated complex in Playa Vista or Glendale, confirm guest parking, elevator reservations, or concierge check-in ahead of time.
- Sharing a gate code or lockbox instructions when booking avoids delays at the door.






