Gifted House Cleaning Services

The word that keeps surfacing in reviews of Gifted House Cleaning Services is detail — corners, surfaces, and the way the house smells when you walk back into it. It's a small operation run out of 115 Lincoln St in Stoughton, and the Better Business Bureau lists it as a sole proprietorship started in August 2021, managed by owner Maressa Oliveira, carrying an A+ BBB rating without being BBB accredited. The company's own site tells a longer story than the BBB file does. It says the business began with Maressa working as a maid around Wellesley, spread by word of mouth, and now runs as a family-style outfit whose core team is a mother and daughter — and it puts its cleaning experience at more than eight years, where the BBB record starts in 2021. That gap is worth a direct question when you call. What they're hired for is straightforward household work: recurring service, one-off deep cleans, move-in and move-out cleanings, post-construction cleanup, and event cleaning, across a stated service area of Stoughton, Canton, Weymouth, Braintree, Quincy, Brockton, Dedham, Milton and Wellesley. On Google the company sits at 4.9 stars across 24 ratings, and the eleven written comments on file run from 2021 to December 2025. Those comments are consistent rather than numerous. A May 2024 customer, a new mother of twins, wrote that Maressa is always on time, does a very thorough job, and that the crew was supportive and nonjudgmental about the state of her floors. Another May 2024 reviewer with a fairly large house called the price more than reasonable and said they had referred the company to their daughter — though that one credits a cleaner named Emanuella rather than the owner named everywhere else. In December 2025 a customer was pleased with a deep clean and would recommend them. Two things to pin down before booking: which tenure is the real one, and who will actually be in your home. The BBB profile lists a single employee, while the website describes a mother-and-daughter team and reviewers name individual cleaners. This is the right call for a South Shore or Norfolk County household that wants a small, recurring, family-run clean rather than a franchise crew. Confirm the scope and who is assigned, and ask them to walk the house with you on the first visit — which the site says it offers as a free estimate stop.