What do you actually clean?

Weekly upkeep. Bi-weekly. Monthly. Deep cleans. Move-in/move-out. Organization and decluttering. Postpartum help. If it involves cleaning a house in Boulder County, I probably do it.

How long does a deep cleaning take?

Four to eight hours. Depends on the house. I don't rush. Older mountain homes have dust in places standard cleaners miss. I find it.

How are you different from a franchise crew?

I don't send strangers. I don't work from a checklist someone else wrote. I've been driving the Nederland-to-Boulder canyon since 2016. I know which houses have well water, which have septic, which need the ash protocol after fire season. You can't train that in a weekend seminar.

Are your cleaning products safe for kids, pets, and allergy sufferers?

Yes. I don't use anything I wouldn't use in my own house. No bleach. No ammonia. No 'green' label that just means it costs more. I have customers with allergies. I use unscented products when they need it. If your dog licks the floor after I leave, I'm not worried. You shouldn't be either.

How do you handle Boulder County's unique mountain living challenges?

I live here. I know Boulder County's dust, pollen, wildfire seasons, altitude grime, road dust, and snow grit, and I adjust for your reality, not a generic checklist. From Black Hawk to Boulder, Nederland to Coal Creek Canyon, I treat every property with the local knowledge it deserves.

Do I need to be home during the cleaning?

No. Many of my clients give me secure access. I treat your house the way I'd treat my own. One customer said the day I clean feels like a holiday in her own home.

Do you offer discounts for new residential clients?

Yes. I offer $25–$100 off your first clean depending on the scope, plus 10% off when you set up recurring service. Refer a friend and you both get rewarded.

Mother’s Helper from Black Hawk to Boulder

I folded laundry while a client nursed her baby last month. I put away groceries while she napped. I took out the trash and reminded her to drink water.

She told me it was the first day she felt like herself since the baby came.

That’s what I do. I keep the house running so you can hold your baby.

You Don’t Have to Do It All

New baby. New routine. New exhaustion. And somehow the dishes still pile up. The laundry basket overflows. Someone still needs to eat.

I come to you. Inside your home. I fold laundry while you nurse. I pack your hospital bag before the baby comes. I put away groceries. Organize baby clothes. Warm your food while you feed your little one. I take the trash out. I remind you to drink water.

The small, steady things that keep a home working so you can focus on what matters: your baby, your recovery, your family.

This is the same care I’ve brought to Boulder County for eight years. Now focused on the families who need it most: new parents in the thick of it.

What I Actually Do

I stay inside. Everything happens in your home. No errands. No running around. You and your baby stay put. I handle what needs handling within your four walls.

I use the same products I use everywhere: castile soap, alcohol, essential oils. No bleach. No ammonia. Nothing that would harm a newborn. I have customers with allergies.

I do unscented when you need it.

I adapt to your schedule. Sleep changes. Feeding changes. I show up when you need me. I don’t book back-to-back appointments when I’m doing postpartum work. You get my full attention.

I’m not a revolving door of strangers. It’s me. You learn my rhythm. I learn yours. I respect your space because I’ve been in enough homes to know what that means.

I Also Clean

Most of my postpartum clients book me for cleaning too. I organize the nursery, then I clean it. I fold the laundry, then I wipe the shelves. I don’t send a separate crew. It’s me. I know where the dust hides because I just moved the furniture to find it.

One client hired me for a deep clean before the baby came. Then she kept me on for weekly visits after. Then she told her sister. That’s how this works.

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Why It Works

I don’t create systems that require a PhD to maintain. I put the diapers where you can reach them at 3 AM. The burp cloths in the drawer closest to the rocking chair. The bottles clean and dry before the next feeding.

One client told me she finally slept through a night because she wasn’t lying awake making mental lists. That’s what I mean by keeping the house running.

Tell me what you need. I'll ask about the baby, the schedule, the house, the help you already have. I give you a number. No upsell. No package tiers.We pick a day. I show up. You hold your baby. I handle the rest.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What do you actually do as a mother's helper?

Laundry. Dishes. Grocery putting-away. Nursery organizing. Baby clothes sorting. Trash. I remind you to eat and drink water. I keep the house running so you don’t have to think about it.

Do you hold the baby?

Only if you ask me to. Mostly I hold the house together so you can hold the baby.

What products do you use around newborns?

Castile soap. Alcohol. Vinegar. Essential oils. No bleach. No ammonia. Unscented when you need it. I don’t use anything I wouldn’t use in my own house with my own kids.

How do I book?

Call or text. 970-212-8485. I answer. If I’m on a job, I call back the same day. Short notice works when I can make it work.