Magda House Cleaning

Ask a customer of this Peabody cleaning company who cleans their house and you get names, not a company. Sol and Tamires. Adrielle and Aline. Crislaine and Janaina. The same two-person pairs come back every other week, and people write about them by name years into the arrangement — one customer has used them for over ten years, another for almost five years of biweekly visits. It answers to two names. Older reviews say Magda House Cleaning; newer ones say MA House Cleaning. A customer of eight years spelled out the connection in an April 2026 review, so don't be thrown if the invoice reads differently from the listing. Two kinds of jobs dominate. Recurring upkeep is the steady half — every-other-week visits to houses full of kids' toys and dog fur, where the whole test is whether the place comes back to spotless. The one-off deep clean is the other, and that is where the accounts get specific: a team of three worked seven hours straight in May 2026 to ready a mother's house for an open house, and in a 2023 review a couple expecting a baby described Alex and his crew spending nearly six hours pulling furniture out to clean behind it. A few reviewers hired them for offices too — kitchenette, bathroom, three workspaces. On Google it sits at 4.9 from 130 ratings, most of that volume arriving in the past few months. Its BBB page carries an A+. What is worth raising is about access and care rather than the cleaning itself. In October 2025 a customer who had handed over a building key and fob wrote that both were lost; the company offered to replace the key but not the fob, and after being locked out, that customer paid the locksmith. The same review said scheduled windows were rarely met. A separate customer of more than two years, happy on the whole, counted a few dinged picture frames and light scratches on stainless steel. And in March 2026 someone took off a star because the crews speak little English, which made giving direction mid-visit harder. One reviewer mentions the company is insured for liability — that is a customer's understanding, not something to take on faith, so ask. For a household that wants the same faces on a repeating schedule, or a serious top-to-bottom clean before a move or a showing, this is a sturdy call. Pin down the arrival window before you book, and think about whether you want to hand over a key.