Ney Castro Cleaning

A performing-arts theater, a neighborhood bar, and somebody's kitchen — the range of what Ney Castro Cleaning Inc gets called for is the interesting part. Claudiney Castro's company incorporated in Beverly in November 2014 and lists 20 employees on its BBB page, which carries an A+ grade without accreditation. The work it markets hardest is the heavy commercial kind. The company says it disassembles stoves, grills and griddles to pull grease out of restaurant kitchens, and BBB files it under janitor service, describing its customers as commercial. Homes are genuinely in the mix, though: in a June 2025 Google review, a homeowner described the crew cleaning their house on a standing schedule, always on time, never a missed appointment, and asking regularly whether the cleaning protocols were still working for them. What written history exists is short and uniformly warm. Google shows a 5.0 average across 12 ratings, and the four written comments run 2021 to 2025 — a bar owner who had used them for three years called them trustworthy with open communication, and in 2021 the Cabot Performing Arts Center described the crew as thorough, conscientious and reliable. Worth weighing before you call: that is a thin written history for a company of this size, and the newest comment on it dates to the middle of 2025. Twelve ratings is a small base to judge consistency from, which is the main reason to treat the perfect average carefully rather than as settled. For a Beverly household, they are a reasonable call — most obviously if your job leans toward heavy kitchen degreasing, which is what the company itself puts front and center. Since its pitch and its BBB category both point at commercial accounts, pin down how a residential visit gets scheduled and priced before booking.