Cleaning Questions for Libby & Troy
Find out where Leeanne’s Cleaning Service works, how to ask about a quote, what a cleaning can cover, and how to join the Mop Queue.
Availability and service areas
Are you taking new cleaning clients?
We’re currently full. The Mop Queue is for people who want news when openings become available. Joining the list doesn’t reserve a visit.
Do you clean in Libby and Troy?
Yes. We serve Libby, MT 59923 and Troy, MT. If a property is outside either town, send the location before making plans so we can discuss whether it fits.
What kinds of properties do you clean?
We offer home cleaning, office and commercial cleaning, between-tenant cleaning, and ordinary vacant-property cleanup. The right starting point depends on who uses the space and what needs doing.
How do I reach Leeanne’s Cleaning Service?
Call (406) 282-3029 or email info@libbycleaning.com. See what to include in your message.
Quotes and preparing for a visit
How much does cleaning cost?
We don’t list a flat price. Size, condition, access, frequency and extra tasks can change the amount of work.
What should I send with a cleaning inquiry?
Tell us the town, property type, priority rooms, and date you’re working toward. A few current photos are helpful, especially for an empty rental or a cleanout.
Do you need to see the space before giving a quote?
Commercial plans start with a property walkthrough. For homes and rentals, describe what needs cleaning and share current photos so we can talk about what needs to be seen in person.
What should I do with pets during a visit?
Agree on where they’ll be, which doors must stay shut, and how the cleaner should enter. Point out where pet hair tends to collect if that’s a priority.
Can we discuss fragrance or special surface care?
Yes. Tell us before a visit if a floor, counter or piece of furniture needs particular care, or if you want to discuss fragrance preferences. Share the maker’s instructions if you have them so we can agree on what fits.
Do I have to be there while you clean?
Talk through access when arranging the visit. If you’ll be away, agree on how to get in, what rooms to skip and who can be reached if there’s a question. Share keys and codes privately.
What different cleanings can cover
What is the difference between regular and deep cleaning?
Regular cleaning covers routine upkeep such as sinks, counters and floors. A deep clean gives extra time to reachable edges, buildup and details.
Do you clean inside an oven or fridge?
Ask specifically. Appliance interiors can take extra time, and the condition of each appliance matters. Confirm which interiors and other details are included before the visit.
What is included in office cleaning?
The walkthrough sets the scope. Entryways, floors, restrooms, break rooms and accessible interior glass can be part of the plan. Agree on what happens every visit, what rotates, and who restocks supplies.
When should I schedule cleaning between tenants?
Plan for after belongings and repair debris are gone, with utilities on and time left to check the finished unit before the next keys are handed over.
Can you clean a vacant property with belongings still inside?
Flag what’s left before booking. We can discuss ordinary cleanup once access and removal instructions are clear. Large items, repairs and hazards may need separate crews.
Do you handle asbestos, mold remediation or other hazardous cleanup?
Our cleanup pages cover ordinary cleaning and cleanout planning. Flag suspected hazardous material or water damage before work begins so you can arrange the right specialist.
For more examples, browse the cleaning service guides.