Martha's Vineyard Cleaning Co.

Seventeen reviews on file, every one of them five stars. On Martha's Vineyard, where a cleaner's calendar lives or dies on Saturday rental turnovers, that unbroken run is the first thing worth knowing. Martha's Vineyard Cleaning Co. works out of Vineyard Haven and describes itself as a small island team: residential and commercial cleaning, home organization, short-term rental turnovers with laundry, and deep cleaning for restaurant and commercial kitchens. Google shows a 5.0 average across 27 ratings. What customers write is brief and warm. In November 2025 one homeowner called the work "Excellent quality, good price, highly recommend, very trustworthy," and another that same week wrote they "will always hire." A 2022 customer put it more simply: "great cleaning company, very reliable." Much of the rest arrives in a line of Portuguese - "Ótima qualidade," "Empresa Comprometida com o cliente" - the kind of praise a neighbor gives, short and unhedged. The shape of that history matters as much as the average. Eleven of the seventeen reviews landed inside a two-day stretch in late April 2023, and the newest is from May 2026, so the written history is real but bunched rather than steady. Every one of those comments also sits on Google; no other platform carries a customer account of their work. Almost all of it is one-line praise rather than an account of a particular job, which is why the number here should be read as a consistent, thinly-detailed record rather than a deep one. House cleaning is not a licensed trade in Massachusetts, so there is no registration to check. They look like the right call for a recurring house clean or a between-guests turnover on the island, and the words customers keep reaching for are reliable and trustworthy. Before booking, pin down what a turnover covers, whether laundry is included in the quoted price, and how far ahead the summer changeover days need to be reserved.