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Chavez & Company · Client edition

The Daily Home Care Standard

A Home, Well Managed.

Consistent care. Thoughtful routines. Support shaped around the home you live in.

Fairfield County, CT
& Westchester County, NY

A well-maintained home doesn’t happen by accident. It takes consistent care, thoughtful routines, and someone making sure the important things don’t fall through the cracks.

At Chavez & Company, we help households maintain their homes through personalized, recurring support. Our approach is simple: take care of the essentials first, use the available time wisely, and leave the home feeling more manageable than when we arrived.

Each household has different needs. Every visit is guided by your booked hours and priorities.

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The daily home reset

Every visit follows a tiered approach. Essential tasks come first, followed by additional care as time allows.

Tier 1

The Essentials

First priority

The foundational reset that keeps the household functional.

  • Kitchen: Address dishes, clear and wipe counters, clean the sink, wipe the stovetop when cool, put food away, and wipe visible appliance fronts as time and need permit.
  • Bathrooms: Refresh sinks and counters, clean mirrors, tidy visible surfaces, and check toilets for visible soil.
  • Shared spaces: Clear obvious clutter and restore order in the main living areas.
  • Immediate needs: Address urgent spills, visible messes, and household priorities agreed upon with the client.

Tier 2

The Daily Finish

After essentials, as time allows

Completed according to the remaining time and your household’s needs.

  • Bedrooms: Make used beds and straighten occupied bedrooms.
  • Belongings: Put misplaced items back in their designated locations.
  • Laundry: Progress laundry according to the household’s needs and available time.
  • Finishing touches: Straighten cushions, throws, entryways, and shared surfaces.
  • Essentials: Replenish household essentials when included in the plan.

Tier 3

Additional Care

When time remains or specifically prioritized

Extra attention within your agreed service plan.

  • Additional laundry: Fold and put away additional laundry.
  • Small-area organizing: Organize a small, agreed-upon area.
  • Extra surfaces: Wipe additional cabinet fronts or high-touch surfaces.
  • Household tasks: Address other household tasks included in your service plan.
  • Follow-up: Note developing maintenance concerns or items that need follow-up.

The tiers are a prioritization guide, not a promise that every Tier One task will always be completed regardless of the home’s condition or booked hours. We communicate when competing priorities require a change in scope.

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Managing your home solo vs. with Chavez & Company

Managing It Solo

You carry the work and the planning.

  • Fit chores around work and family.
  • Remember which tasks need attention.
  • Manage dishes, laundry, beds, and bathrooms.
  • Track supplies and unfinished chores.
  • Decide what to prioritize each day.

With Chavez & Company

You delegate agreed household responsibilities.

  • Have a recurring plan built around your needs.
  • Start each visit with agreed priorities.
  • Receive help with kitchen and shared-space resets.
  • Include laundry and bedroom care as appropriate.
  • Review unfinished tasks and upcoming needs.

The difference is more than a clean home. It’s having support with the ongoing work and decisions required to maintain it.

Your household remains involved in setting priorities, but you don’t have to manage every agreed task yourself.

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Your booked hours determine your reset

Every Chavez & Company household is different. A smaller apartment with a short maintenance visit needs a different approach from a larger family home with several hours of support.

An example of how we prioritize

Illustrative scenarios only — not fixed packages. Actual tasks depend on home condition, household priorities, and the agreed service scope.

2hours

Maintenance visit

Essentials first

Focus on the kitchen, bathroom refresh, main living areas, and your most important immediate needs. Add a bed reset or laundry task if time allows.

4hours

Home reset

Broader coverage

Address essential areas, make used beds, straighten occupied bedrooms, progress laundry, and complete additional agreed tasks as time permits.

6hours

Household support visit

Extended care

Allow more time for a whole-home reset, laundry, additional household tasks, and agreed organization projects while maintaining the same priority order.

We do not measure a successful visit by how many boxes we can rush through. We measure it by whether the available time was used thoughtfully, the most important tasks were addressed, and you understand what was completed and what remains.

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The end-of-visit standard

Before leaving, the team completes a brief walk-through of the home, reviewing these areas within the visit’s agreed scope and priorities.

Not every task will be completed at every visit. When time is limited, we focus on the highest-priority work and communicate what needs to carry forward.

  • Kitchen surfaces are reset and food is put away.
  • Bathroom sinks, counters, and mirrors are refreshed; toilets are checked.
  • Used beds and occupied bedrooms are addressed according to the visit’s priorities.
  • Laundry has been progressed within the agreed scope and available time.
  • Main living areas and entryways are orderly.
  • Cleaning supplies and equipment are returned to their designated places.
  • Unfinished priorities and maintenance concerns are communicated to the client.

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What does this mean for your time?

When you manage your home solo, you spend both time doing chores and mental energy planning them. With Chavez & Company, you delegate the tasks included in your plan.

For example, if a visit takes care of 90 minutes of household work you would otherwise perform, those 90 minutes of active work have been delegated. The actual time you save depends on what you would have done yourself and what remains your responsibility.

We won’t promise a specific amount of time saved without knowing your household. Instead, we’ll build a plan around what would make the greatest difference to you.

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Your printable checklist

Print this page to note your household priorities, booked hours, and what was completed each visit.

Chavez & Company · Household Checklist

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Household
Week of
Booked hours per visit
Visit days

Our top priorities

1.
2.
3.
TaskMonTueWedThuFriSatSun
Tier 1 · The Essentials
Kitchen
Bathrooms
Shared spaces
Immediate needs
Tier 2 · The Daily Finish
Bedrooms
Belongings
Laundry
Finishing touches
Essentials
Tier 3 · Additional Care
Additional laundry
Small-area organizing
Extra surfaces
Household tasks
Follow-up
Hours used this week
Carry forward to next visit

Visits follow agreed priorities within your booked hours; not every task is completed at every visit.

The weekly rhythm

A little help. A lot more room to live.

From an apartment in town to a larger family home, care begins with what you actually need.

01 / Weekly care

Apartment Maintenance

$250starting / week

A thoughtful weekly refresh for apartment living. Keep everyday spaces cared for without letting the household list take over your week.

  • Weekly apartment maintenance
  • Priorities shaped around your space
  • Visit length confirmed during your consultation
Request this plan

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Larger-Home Care

$425starting / week

A steady rhythm of resets and maintenance for larger homes. One trusted relationship, with support built around your family and your routine.

  • Weekly reset and maintenance support
  • Starting plan includes 8 hours each week
  • Additional support tailored to your home
Request this plan

Starting prices. Your home’s size, priorities, and visit schedule are confirmed together before service begins. Visits follow agreed priorities within your booked hours; not every task is completed at every visit.

The daily home care standard

Your weekly rhythm

Household Relief Planner

Apartment maintenance starts at $250 a week. Larger-home care starts at $425 for 8 hours of weekly support. Let’s find a starting point for your home.

Home Size

What does your home need this week?

The Chavez & Company philosophy

More than cleaning.

A proper reset creates clarity. Our goal is to help you maintain a home that supports your life, rather than becoming another responsibility that overwhelms it.

Community. Consistency. Care.

We can help you identify your priorities and build a plan around your home, schedule, and needs.

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