# CleanArte Maid Services > Official CleanArte Maid Services business agent. CleanArte Maid Services is a residential and commercial cleaning company in Houston, Texas offering… ## Ask it a question CleanArte Maid Services answers for itself at https://api.hailera.com/mcp/cleanarte. A client that speaks MCP can connect to that address; the tool is ask_cleanarte and the protocol is 2026-07-28. Where this file and the agent disagree, the agent is current. ## About CleanArte Maid Services CleanArte Maid Service has been "cleaning homes since 2015" and serves the Houston area. The owner is named on the site as Miguel A Toledo. The About page says he "began his career in the cleaning services industry over 22 years ago while working with high-end hotels" and "amassed many certificates and training over those years." The site is not fully consistent on this figure: one home page section also says "over 20 years ago," a home page heading reads "Over 20 Years Of Experience," and the deep cleaning page says "honed since 2002" and "20+ years of experience." The specific certificates are not named or numbered anywhere on the site. On training, the site says CleanArte "subscribes to the world-renowned Jeff Campbell's System, which over 12,000 cleaning companies currently utilize," and that staff complete "a 4-week hybrid program including video tutorials and on-the-job monitoring, all implemented by CleanArte's owner himself and the management team." The FAQ states that "all our professional Houston maids undergo thorough background checks and rigorous training." On bonding and insurance, the site says "CleanArte is a bonded and insured company for your peace of mind" and, on the About page, "We are fully insured and bonded." No licence number, registration number, insurer, bond amount or policy number is published, so those cannot be confirmed from the website. On satisfaction, the FAQ states: "If you're not completely happy with our service, let us know within 24 hours, and we will come back to address any concerns at no additional charge." No other warranty or guarantee terms are published. The FAQ also says the team brings its own supplies and equipment and uses eco-friendly cleaning products. The About page mentions "over 100 reviews out there on the web"; no star rating or review count from a specific platform is published. Source: https://cleanarte.com/about/ ## What CleanArte Maid Services does CleanArte Maid Service is a residential and commercial cleaning company based in Houston, Texas. The site lists six services: Recurring Cleaning, Top-to-bottom Deluxe Deep Cleaning, Move In/Out Cleaning, Make Ready For Sale Cleaning, Post-Construction Final Cleaning, and Commercial Cleaning. The company describes these as "a complete selection of both commercial and residential cleaning services throughout Houston, including customizable packages to fit different customer needs." Recurring Cleaning covers dusting, vacuuming and mopping plus more detailed chores, and can be booked monthly, bi-weekly or weekly. Deep Cleaning is recommended "once every three months to a year" and uses a washing method that dampens and dries surfaces. Move In/Out Cleaning is described as an intensive service for people changing homes, covering cabinets, appliances, glasswork and mirrors. Make Ready For Sale Cleaning is aimed at homes being presented to buyers and includes polishing kitchen and bathroom surfaces, making beds and folding towels. Post-Construction Final Cleaning is offered "in three stages" for remodeling and construction projects. Commercial Cleaning covers office cleaning and janitorial work for workspaces such as medical and administrative offices. The About page adds a longer list of what Houston cleaning services include: house cleaning, recurring house cleaning (weekly, bi-weekly, monthly), apartment cleaning, post-construction cleaning, deep cleaning, move-in and move-out cleaning, commercial office cleaning, in-house maid service, interior window cleaning, one-time cleanings, and make ready for sale cleaning. No price, cost, rates or fees are published for any of these services. To get a quote or estimate, the site directs visitors to its quote form or to contact the company by phone at (713) 444-3731. Source: https://cleanarte.com/services/ ## Where CleanArte Maid Services works Lists Downtown DC, Frederick, Bellaire, Cypress, Houston, Katy, Missouri City, and Sugar Land as a location. Names Texas, United States, Houston, Sugar Land, and Cypress Hills as a service area. Areas beyond these are not published. ## Prices CleanArte does not publish prices, rates or fees anywhere on its website. Instead the home page states its pricing policy directly: "We believe in fair, accurate pricing-so we don't give quotes over the phone or online. Instead, we offer in-home estimates where a member of our team visits your home. This allows us to create a customized price based on your space and expectations." The FAQ answer to "How much does it cost to clean a house in Houston?" says: "CleanArte Maid Services calculates your service's cost depending on the size and condition of your home, on top of the number of bedrooms and bathrooms. If you need a precise estimate, you can request your quote on our homepage." The booking process is published as three steps. First, Request a Quote: fill out the quote form or contact form, or call or text the company, and it will reach out. Second, We Calculate Your Price: "We will schedule an in-home estimate to visit your place and calculate a price that fits your needs and budget." Third, We Clean Your Place: "A fully vetted, prepared maid will clean your property with great attention to detail." The About page refers to "a free in-home estimate." The quote form on the site asks for full name, email, phone and address, and asks the customer to pick a type of cleaning from: Top-To-Bottom Deep Cleaning, Regular House Cleaning, Move-In/Move-Out Cleaning, Make Ready for Sale Cleaning, Post Construction Final Cleaning, Office Cleaning, Declutter/Organization Services, and In-House Maid Services. No coupon, discount, promotion or expiry date is advertised on the site, and no hourly or flat rates are published. The phone number for a quote is (713) 444-3731. Source: https://cleanarte.com/ ## Hours and contact CleanArte Maid Service is located at 2628 Fondren Rd, Houston, TX 77063, United States, and its phone number is (713) 444-3731. The footer of the site lists its hours as "8:00 - 17:00, Monday to Friday." The areas served that the site names are Houston, TX; Cypress, TX; Katy, TX; Sugar Land, TX; and Missouri City, TX. The service areas page says CleanArte serves "Houston, TX, and surrounding areas from Sugar Land to Cypress and beyond" and adds: "If you don't find your location in the following list, please call us to make sure we cover your city." The FAQ repeats the same five cities and says to contact the company if you are unsure whether your area is covered. The About page describes the geography in more detail: "We service a large geographic area starting near Downtown and extending out to most of the West side of Houston, including areas like The Heights, River Oaks, Bellaire, Northwest Houston, and many more." The site has dedicated pages for cleaning services in Cypress, Katy, Sugar Land and Missouri City. To book or schedule a cleaning, or to ask whether a particular address or location falls inside the areas served, the site directs people to call or text (713) 444-3731 or to fill out the quote form on the website. The site does not publish an email address, and it does not publish separate hours or phone numbers for any city outside Houston. The website is published in English only; no Spanish-language version or page appears on it. Source: https://cleanarte.com/service-areas/ ## Recurring house cleaning: what is included and how often CleanArte's Recurring Cleaning can be booked weekly, biweekly or monthly, and the page states there is no need to "sign a contract" and that a customer "can cancel whenever you want." The company says its recurring cleaning "delivers the kind of detailed results most companies only offer in their 'deep clean' services" and includes extras other companies charge for, such as baseboard cleaning, interior window cleaning (within reach), and dusting vents, blinds and ceiling fans. The published checklist for recurring cleanings covers: cobwebs removed in every room; top of refrigerator dusted; ceiling fans and light fixtures dusted; outside of appliances cleaned; blinds, windowsills and lock ledges dusted; countertops and backsplashes washed; moldings and woodwork dusted; all sinks scrubbed and disinfected; baseboards washed; mirrors cleaned; lamps and lampshades dusted; tub, shower and tiles scrubbed; pictures and knick-knacks dusted; all bathroom counters and fixtures sanitized; furniture dusted and polished; wastebaskets emptied, washed and relined; kitchen areas, stove top and microwave cleaned; beds made and sheets changed; sink cleaned and granite island and countertops polished; stairs vacuumed and wood dusted; floors vacuumed and mopped. The page notes customers can call to add more chores depending on their needs. The company says it will "always try to send the same maid to your place" on recurring services, and that it performs "random quality control inspections on recurring cleaning visits." No price, pricing, rates or fees for recurring cleaning appear on the site. To book this service or get an estimate, the site points to its quote form or a phone call to (713) 444-3731. Source: https://cleanarte.com/services/regular-house-cleaning/ ## Top-to-bottom deep cleaning and one-time specialty cleans CleanArte's Top-to-bottom Deep Cleaning is described as cleaning "from top to bottom, from left to right" without skipping windows, ceiling fans or baseboards. The page says the company applies "a washing technique that really removes grime and oily stains from any surface (instead of just dusting as many other companies do)" and that CleanArte's owner, Miguel, "visits every house after a deep cleaning to perform a quality control inspection." The page describes the quality as "honed since 2002" and lists "20+ years of experience" and "quality control inspections." Deep cleaning is recommended "once every three months to a year" and is described as usually a one-time service. The page positions it for spring cleaning, for pre-event cleaning before guests arrive, and distinguishes it from Move-In/Move-Out cleaning, which is for vacant homes. The published deep cleaning checklist includes removing cobwebs in every room; wiping light switches, open shelving, ledges and painted woodwork; dusting ceiling fans; vacuuming carpeted and uncarpeted floors; dusting wood trims, baseboards, doors, frames and cabinets; cleaning glass, mirrors and light fixtures reachable from the floor or a stool; washing inside windows, windowsills, window frames, blinds, air vents and patio doors; making beds hotel-style or changing sheets; washing kitchen and bathroom cabinets, drawers and closet shelving; wiping entry doors inside and out; washing kitchen areas, stove top, ovens, microwave and sink and polishing granite; mopping exposed uncarpeted floors; washing the stove hood exterior; and cleaning exterior windows around the main entryway. No cost, price or rates for deep cleaning are published. An estimate is arranged through the quote form or by phone. Source: https://cleanarte.com/services/top-to-bottom-deep-cleaning/ ## What CleanArte Maid Services has not published yet These are things people ask CleanArte Maid Services that its published information does not yet cover. - prices - availability - insurance or bond coverage details - licence, registration or certification numbers - guarantee terms beyond what the site publishes - how long a cleaning will take - coverage outside the listed service cities - discounts, coupons or promotions Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess. ## Where this comes from https://www.cleanarte.com