Savannah area · Georgia · Professional Home Cleaning
House cleaning shaped by the low country: damp air from June through September, wood frame houses from a century ago, new subdivisions out by I-95 and a rain gauge that rarely rests.
Answered 24/7, day or night
Recurring weekly or biweekly cleaning to the same TotalCare Cleaning standard every visit, with Hotel Finish detail.
From $138 / visit
One-time or seasonal deep cleaning. Baseboards hand washed, cabinet fronts degreased, ceiling fans, blinds and vents. Every detail surface your standard clean misses.
From $279
Inspection-ready move-out cleaning for tenants, landlords, sellers, and buyers. Interior appliances, all cabinets, baseboards, inspection-ready standard.
From $350
Service Areas
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Savannah area · Georgia
Most Pooler homes were built this century, with big kitchens and several bathrooms. TotalCare Cleaning will service Pooler, including Godley Station, Forest Lakes and The Hamptons.
A town Henry Ford once wintered in has become one of the fastest growing corners of the area. TotalCare Cleaning will service its larger, newer homes from Sterling Creek to Waterways.
Large houses from the 1980s and 1990s, a gate with a vendor system and mostly owner occupied homes. TotalCare Cleaning will service The Landings, including Marshwood, Oakridge and Plantation.
Wilmington Island homes are mostly owner occupied houses from the 1970s through the 1990s. TotalCare Cleaning will service them, from Long Point and Lighthouse Point to Wilmington Park.
Other places in the Savannah area: Historic District, Ardsley Park, Starland, Forest Lakes, Godley Station, The Hamptons, Buckhead West, Sterling Creek, Waterways, Lighthouse Point, Long Point, Wilmington Park, Marshwood, Oakridge, Plantation.
Local Guides
A One-Time Deep Clean for Savannah houses goes after what a damp climate leaves behind: dull grout, sticky fan blades, gritty window tracks and the baseboards nobody has reached in months.
A few direct questions and a Georgia consumer resource can tell you a lot before you hand a key, gate code or vendor pass to anyone who comes to clean your Savannah home.
The Moving Clean for Savannah rentals and sales, alongside Georgia's 30 day deposit rule, the inspection larger landlords owe you and the city's no appointment bulk pickup.
How often a Savannah home needs a cleaner depends on damp months, tracked in sand and oak litter, and who lives there. Here is how to choose weekly, bi-weekly or monthly visits.
A year of home care built on Savannah's own numbers: an easy winter, the June rain peak, the most humid weeks in August and September and a hurricane season to plan around.
With summer dew points near 72 degrees and humidity topping 78 percent, Savannah houses dry slowly. Here is where mildew tends to show up and what keeps it under control.
Savannah's visitor numbers bring many hosts, and the city keeps close watch on vacation rentals. Here is how the local rules work and how to keep a rental ready between guests.
Savannah asks a lot of a house. The air stays heavy for months, the nights barely cool off in summer, and live oaks shed onto porches and steps. Some homes here have stood for more than a century, while most of those out in Pooler date from this one.
TotalCare Cleaning will service Savannah and the communities around it. This page explains how the climate and housing here shape a cleaning plan, what each service is for, and which local guide to read next.
About 59 percent of homes inside the city were built before 1980, about 38 percent before 1960 and about 16 percent in 1939 or earlier. Ardsley Park and Chatham Crescent, laid out in 1909 and 1910, form a historic district of mostly wood frame homes. The Victorian district just south of downtown was developed mainly between 1870 and 1910. In houses like these, a cleaner meets old paint, tall baseboards and aged wood floors that deserve a light hand.
Move out to Pooler and the picture flips. About 78 percent of its homes date from 2000 or later, with lots of bathrooms, tile and glass to look after rather than trim. Three bedroom homes are the most common size in the city itself at about 41 percent, followed by two bedrooms at 31 percent, so most Savannah houses sit around the second and third rows of the cost page.
Around 23 percent of the city's homes are in buildings of five or more apartments, and about 55 percent of occupied homes are rented. Renters and owners often need different things, which is why this page sets out each service plainly.
Savannah International normally records 48.12 inches of precipitation a year, and about half of it comes from June through September. June leads at 6.65 inches. July highs average above 92 degrees, and lows in July and August stay around 73. Average relative humidity peaks near 78 percent in August and September. A bathroom simply takes longer to dry under those conditions, and grout, shower corners and closets on outside walls show it first. The humidity and mildew guide goes further on this.
Winter asks far less. The airport averages about 21 freezing nights a year and no measurable snow, so nothing like salt on the floors comes into it. Live oaks are another matter, since the old nickname Forest City refers to them, and bits of the canopy find their way to porches and entries.
Storms are part of life here too. The city warns of flooding from heavy rain, storm surge and high tide, and recent hurricanes include Matthew, Irma, Debby and Helene. The seasonal calendar walks through the year.
A One-Time Deep Clean starts from $279.00 and resets a home that has been left a while. It adds hand washed baseboards, wet-wiped blinds, cleared window tracks, ceiling fans and vents wiped in place and shower glass treated for hard water spots. The deep cleaning guide explains how that helps in humid months.
A Recurring House Clean runs weekly, bi-weekly or monthly, with bi-weekly visits starting from $138.00. Its first visit is an Initial Deep Clean. The recurring guide compares schedules for this climate.
A One-Time Moving Clean starts from $350.00 and is built for empty homes. Only this service includes the inside of the oven, refrigerator and cabinets. With so many rentals, students at four local colleges and a military post nearby, it has a clear place in Savannah, and the move-out guide covers Georgia's 30 day deposit rule. Owners with a vacation rental can start with the short-term rental guide.
The city has more than 100 distinct neighborhoods across Downtown, Midtown, the Southside, the Eastside, the Westside and Southwest and West Chatham. Inside it, the Historic District, Ardsley Park and Starland each have their own feel, and all use the same price table.
Pooler, about ten miles west at the I-95 and I-16 interchange, includes Godley Station, Forest Lakes and The Hamptons. Richmond Hill, in Bryan County across the Ogeechee, includes Sterling Creek, Buckhead West and Waterways. Wilmington Island, between Thunderbolt and Tybee, includes Long Point, Lighthouse Point and Wilmington Park. The Landings, the gated community on Skidaway Island, has its own association and six golf courses, among them Marshwood and Oakridge.
Frequently Asked Questions
TotalCare Cleaning will service Savannah and surrounding areas with background-checked cleaners and is insured up to $1 million. Re-clean guarantee: if we missed something, tell us by the end of the next day and we come back to fix it. Beyond Clean. TotalCare.
