The Best Cleaners

Thirty-one Google ratings, all of them five stars — but the number that says more about this Malden cleaning company is eight. That's how many years one customer, writing in April 2024, said The Best Cleaners had been coming to their home. Another reviewer that same month traced a seven-year arrangement that started as a monthly visit when their daughter was a toddler and moved to every two weeks once work got busier. The company says it has been at this for 15 years, and its own list of work runs wider than a standard maid service: deep cleans, recurring visits on a weekly through monthly cycle, move-in and move-out turnovers, organizing, Airbnb and rental changeovers, post-construction cleanup, in-home laundry, and commercial jobs. That post-construction line isn't just marketing copy. In a June 2025 review, a homeowner described a bedroom where a new ceiling had been installed with the furniture still in place — plaster dust over everything — and said the room came back spotless, with the estimate and the schedule both holding. A second customer that month hired them after construction work and reported the same. The rest of the written history is ordinary residential work, and it repeats a few things. Reviewers name the people: Fernanda, Mary and Gisele turn up by name in a March 2026 review, and Mary and Fernanda again in January 2025 — a small enough operation that customers know who's coming. An October 2024 reviewer said the office manager keeps track of each household's cleaning preferences and the crew arrives on time. A June 2026 customer who has hired cleaners for several residences called this company the most thorough of them. Two things are worth holding lightly. The 15-year tenure is the company's own statement — the customer accounts only reach back seven or eight years, which is still a long time, but it is the part that's independently described. And the record is uniformly positive: every one of the 31 Google ratings sits at five stars, with no dissenting account anywhere on file. That's a genuinely clean history, and it also means there is no critical review to tell you how they handle a job that goes sideways. If you want a recurring residential cleaner who stays with the same households for years, or someone to take a room back after a renovation, this is a sensible call. Ask what a deep clean covers versus a recurring visit, and confirm the schedule and frequency you want up front — reviewers consistently describe those being set clearly at the estimate.