St. Louis West area · Missouri
Town and Country, MO
Town and Country has the highest home values of the St. Louis West suburbs and grew from a farming town on Clayton Road. Its large, owner occupied houses call for careful work on fine finishes.
How It Works
Select your home size and service type. Priced by the home, with no walkthroughs and no surprises.
Add your home to the opening list and TotalCare Cleaning will reach out when your area opens.
Your background-checked TotalCare Cleaning professional will arrive within your arrival window, fully equipped with all supplies and tools.
Every job follows the TotalCare Cleaning standard. Not right? Tell us with clear photos or video by the end of the day after the service was completed and we return, free.
Our Services
Recurring Cleaning · Biweekly or Weekly
A vetted professional every visit. The TotalCare Cleaning standard on every clean. The Hotel Finish detail every time.
From $160per visit · biweekly · 1-bed home
Join the Opening ListOne-Time · Full Restoration
Every baseboard. Every cabinet front. Every blind and vent. The TotalCare Cleaning One-Time Deep Clean is the full restoration clean that sets your home's baseline.
From $3111-bed home · supplies included
Learn About Deep CleaningOne-Time · Inspection-Ready
Inspection-ready. Built for buyers, sellers, landlords, and property managers who need the property clean to an objective, documentable standard.
From $3911-bed home · supplies included
Learn About Move-Out CleaningTrust & Safety
Every TotalCare Cleaning professional will be background-checked and screened before their first job in Town and Country.
✓ Background-checkedEvery TotalCare Cleaning house cleaning in Town and Country will be covered by $1,000,000 in general liability insurance. From hardwood floors to granite countertops and custom cabinetry, if anything is damaged during the clean, you are fully protected.
✓ Fully InsuredTotalCare Cleaning does not retain, copy, or transport house keys. Entry and access instructions are handled securely through our booking system. You control access to your Town and Country property at every step.
✓ Keys Stay HomeIf an area on your checklist was missed, report it in your customer portal or by email by the end of the day after your clean, with a photo, and a professional returns to re-clean that area at no charge. No forms, no friction, no arguments.
✓ Re-Clean GuaranteeWe will follow the same standard operating procedure on every single job in Town and Country. The TotalCare Cleaning standard is not a marketing claim. It is a documented, auditable procedure that governs every hour of work in your home.
Transparent Pricing
Priced by the home, not by the hour. Prices start at the amounts shown, from the current Chesterfield rate card, with supplies included.
| Home Size | Recurring (Bi-Weekly) | One-Time Deep Clean | One-Time Moving Clean (Move-Out) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Bed / 1 Bathabout 800 sq ft | starting at$160per visit | starting at$311 | starting at$391 |
| 2 Bed / 2 Bathabout 1,600 sq ft | starting at$227per visit | starting at$403 | starting at$493 |
| 3 Bed / 2 Bathabout 2,000 sq ft | starting at$256per visit | starting at$443 | starting at$538 |
| 4 Bed / 3 Bathabout 2,800 sq ft | starting at$345per visit | starting at$534 | starting at$640 |
| 5 Bed / 4 Bathabout 4,500 sq ft | starting at$497per visit | starting at$690 | starting at$817 |
Priced by the home, never by the hour. Prices start at the amounts shown; your exact price is set by your home. Home sizes assume the square footage shown, and a larger home, extra half baths or add-ons change the price.
Join the Opening List →Town and Country began as Altheim, a farming town along Clayton Road whose inn and tavern stood near the corner of Clayton and Mason Roads. It became a village on January 8, 1950, and its voters made it a fourth class city on August 6, 1974. Today it is the most expensive housing market of the suburbs covered here, and that changes what a good cleaning looks like.
The city's own history traces its roots to Altheim and to the crossroads at Clayton and Mason Roads. A 1991 annexation brought Maryville University, Bellerive Country Club and a number of residential subdivisions inside the city limits, filling out the shape most residents know today.
The city also runs a deer management program and publishes yearly deer reports and deer-vehicle charts. A city that tracks its deer that closely has plenty of yard and wildlife around its houses, and yards send mud, leaves and grass inside on shoes and paws.
Census estimates put the median owner occupied home value in Town and Country well above every other suburb on these pages, more than double Ballwin's median. The median house was built in 1983. About 83 percent of housing units are single family detached homes, and about 86 percent of occupied homes are owner occupied.
In homes at that level, the biggest cleaning risk is not dirt but damage. Natural stone counters can etch under an acidic cleaner. Hardwood and specialty floors scratch if grit is dragged across them. Polished fixtures, glass shower enclosures and lacquered cabinetry each want their own product. A careful cleaning plan starts with a walkthrough: which surfaces are stone, which are wood, which are delicate, and which rooms should be skipped.
A house built around 1983 may have been renovated since, so original and newer finishes can sit in the same room. Asking before using any product on an unknown surface is the rule that protects them.
The St. Louis climate is hard on big entries. April, May and June are the wettest months at Lambert Airport, and about 16.6 inches of snow falls in a typical year, with January the snowiest month. A long driveway and a wooded lot mean more mud in spring and more salt and grit in winter.
Fall adds Asian lady beetles, which often gather inside homes in large numbers late in the season and can leave a yellow fluid that stains walls and fabric. On fine upholstery and painted walls that matters. The Missouri Department of Conservation advises vacuuming them rather than sweeping, and cleaners will follow that rule.
A large Town and Country home usually does best with an Initial Deep Clean followed by bi-weekly Recurring House Cleans. The deep visit handles baseboards, blinds, fans, light fixtures and vents, and it sets the baseline for every visit after. If the house is being prepared for a sale, a One-Time Deep Clean before photos and showings makes sense, and a Moving Clean once it is empty. The deep cleaning guide explains the difference.
Frequently Asked Questions
TotalCare Cleaning will service Town and Country 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.
