Cleaning in Lumby
Lumby is a half-hour east on Highway 6, and we have cleaned at more than 40 Lumby addresses: homes in the village, acreages out Creighton Valley and Whitevale, and cabins toward Mabel Lake.
Where we clean most
Glencaird Street and Mountain View Avenue in the village; Whitevale Road, Creighton Valley Road and Trinity Valley Road; Lumby–Mabel Lake Road for cabins and vacation rentals.
Is there a travel fee for Lumby?
Yes, $25 or $50 depending on the address, confirmed in your quote. Booking two Lumby neighbours on the same day usually brings it down.
Tucked into the foothills of the Monashee Mountains, Lumby offers a quiet, natural way of life that's hard to find anywhere else.
Residents here care deeply about their community and the environment around them, and we make our own gentle cleaning products in-house.
The Clean Gecko brings warm, reliable residential cleaning to Lumby homes, leaving every room spotless and fresh.
Regular house cleaning that keeps your home fresh without you having to think about it. We handle the dusting, vacuuming, mopping and scrubbing that pile up when life gets busy, and we work top to bottom, left to right: if it is in your home, we clean it.
Recurring clients get the same cleaner every visit. If your cleaner is sick or on holiday, we tell you before the day who's coming.
How pricing works
You pay $50 an hour for each cleaner on site, plus GST, and only for the time we are there. There is no contract and no deposit: you get an invoice after the clean for the time actually spent. Book a one-time clean, or set up a weekly, bi-weekly or monthly visit and change it whenever you need.
Vernon and Coldstream have no travel fee. Further out, a travel fee applies based on drive time, and we confirm it in your quote.
Why clients stay with us
- The same cleaner every visit, so they learn your home and your preferences.
- Trained employees, never subcontractors.
- Insured, bonded and WorkSafeBC covered.
- Eco friendly products we make in-house, gentle around kids and pets.
- Cleaning homes across the North Okanagan since 2010.
