Naturally cleaning homes
across Beaver County.
Sparkling and sustainable cleaning by Beth, your Beaver County neighbor. Free in-home estimates, no surprises.
Three things I promise on every clean
Small, careful, and honest. The kind of standard a friend would hold themselves to in your home.
Healthy and safe products
Vinegar, baking soda, and Castile soap are just three of many chemical-free favorites that earn their spot.
Rooted in Beaver County
Beth cleans houses herself around Beaver County. No subcontractors, no rotating crews.
A small business, by design
An in-home walkthrough at no extra charge before you commit. You see exactly what the price covers.
What I'm taking on right now
Six options to choose from. Every one starts with a free in-home estimate so we both know what we're agreeing to.
Standard Clean
The everyday refresh that keeps a home humming.
- Kitchen and bathrooms
- Dusting and vacuuming
- Mopping and trash
Deep Clean
The corners a standard clean does not have time for.
- Inside the oven and fridge
- Baseboards, blinds, and light fixtures
- Behind toilets and around base of cabinets
Move In or Move Out
An empty house cleaned top to bottom and ready for the next chapter.
- Day before keys change hands
- Day a deposit needs to come back
- Quoted flat by square footage
Recurring
A standing appointment that arrives like clockwork.
- Weekly or biweekly cadence
- Same day, same time, same hands
- Skip any week with a text
Car Deep Clean
An interior detail done right in your driveway with plant-based products.
- Vacuum carpets, mats, and seats
- Wipe dash, console, and door panels
- Glass and mirrors inside and out
Special Occasions
The pre-event polish or the post-event mercy.
- Holidays and family gatherings
- Birthdays and showers
- In-laws coming Saturday
From first hello to sparkling clean
No hard sell, no contract. Four small steps and a conversation along the way.
Tell me about your home
Send a quick message or call. Square footage, bedrooms, pets, the cat that hides under the bed.
Free in-home estimate
Twenty minutes at your kitchen table. We walk through, talk about priorities, I write a quote.
Pick a date and clean
One-off or recurring, your call. I arrive within a fifteen-minute window and get to work.
Walk through together
Final walkthrough at the end. I adjust anything that's not just so. You pay only when you're happy.
Hi, I'm Beth.
A real photo of Beth, coming soon.
I'm Beth, and Beth's Clean Bloom is my small Beaver County cleaning service. I started cleaning houses for friends and neighbors. Enough of them kept saying the same thing, you should do this for real, that I decided to make it official.
There's one thing I really care about: sourcing clean products. The cleaners I trust in my own home are mostly the simple ones: vinegar, baking soda, castile soap, and a handful of plant-based bottles from local refill shops. I'm careful about what I bring into your home, and I'm honest about what I'm still learning.
If you've got a brand you swear by, I'll use yours. If you want to know what I'm using, I'll tell you. As I find better refill shops, better cloths, and better recipes, I share them. That's the whole story.
Beaver County is home, and I'm staying small on purpose. The work I take on is the work I can do well.
Sustainable sourcing, as a value, not a slogan
Three small commitments I'm holding myself to as I grow this thing.
Refillable first
I buy from local refill shops whenever they carry what I need. Less plastic in the trash, more dollars staying in the county. The list of refillable swaps grows month by month.
Honest about what's inside
If I'm using a brand-name product, I'll tell you which one and why. If a recipe didn't work in someone's bathroom, I'll say that too. No green-washing, no marketing fluff.
Always learning
Some recipes I've tested in my own home. Others I'm still trying. I'd rather be a careful learner who tells the truth than an expert who guesses.
Cleaning around Beaver County
Mostly the towns within a short drive of where I live. If your town isn't here, ask anyway. I'm flexible at the edges.
Aliquippa, Ambridge, Hopewell Township, Center Township, Industry, and Chippewa Township are happy detours when the schedule lines up. The drive radius is roughly fifteen miles around Beaver borough (15009), covering ZIPs 15001, 15003, 15009, 15010, 15050, 15052, 15059, 15061, 15066, 15074, and 15077. Just ask.
What's in my kit right now
I'm sharing the few simple recipes I'm using day to day. Three so far. More as I test them.
All-Purpose Vinegar & Citrus Spray 3 ingredients · 2 minutes active · ~$3
The one bottle that handles eighty percent of household surfaces. I infuse vinegar with citrus peels for two weeks, then dilute with water and spray.
What you need
- White vinegar (5% acidity, the standard kind)
- Citrus peels (lemon, orange, grapefruit, or a mix)
- Distilled or filtered water
- A clean glass jar with a tight lid, plus a spray bottle
How to make it
- Fill a clean glass jar halfway with citrus peels.
- Pour vinegar over the peels until submerged. Seal the jar.
- Let it sit in a cool, dark cabinet for two weeks. Shake it every few days.
- Strain into a spray bottle and add equal parts water.
- Label with the date. Keeps three to four months.
Baking Soda Scrub Paste 2 ingredients · 3 minutes · ~$1
For sinks, tubs, and that ring around the bathroom drain. A mild abrasive that doesn't scratch porcelain.
What you need
- Baking soda
- Liquid castile soap or plain water
How to make it
- Spoon half a cup of baking soda into a small bowl.
- Slowly stir in castile soap or water until it's a thick frosting-like paste.
- Apply to the surface, let sit two minutes, scrub with a soft sponge.
- Rinse with warm water and dry.
Castile Soap Floor Wash 3 ingredients · 2 minutes · ~$1
Hardwood, tile, and laminate, all from one bottle of plant-based soap and a bucket of warm water.
What you need
- Liquid castile soap (Dr. Bronner's is the easy find)
- Warm water
- 5 to 10 drops of essential oil per gallon, optional
How to make it
- Fill a bucket with one gallon of warm water.
- Add 1/4 cup castile soap. That's the right ratio. More leaves residue.
- Optional: a few drops of essential oil. Lavender for bedrooms, lemon for kitchens.
- Dip a microfiber mop, wring well, mop in long strokes.
Quick answers before you book
The questions Beaver County neighbors ask most. Tap any to expand.
What towns in Beaver County does Beth's serve?
Regular service area is Beaver, Bridgewater, Rochester, Monaca, Brighton Township, Vanport, New Brighton, and Beaver Falls. By request: Aliquippa, Ambridge, Hopewell, Center, Industry, and Chippewa Township. If you live within a fifteen-mile drive of Beaver borough, ask anyway. The schedule is flexible at the edges.
How much does house cleaning cost in Beaver County, PA?
Standard cleans start at $140 for a 2 to 4 hour visit. Deep cleans start at $280. Move-in or move-out cleans start at $325 and are quoted by square footage. Recurring weekly or biweekly customers save 10 percent. Estimates are always free and in-home, which means twenty minutes at your kitchen table with no contract.
What products does a sustainable house cleaner actually use?
Day to day: white vinegar infused with citrus peels, baking soda, liquid castile soap, and microfiber cloths. For specific jobs, plant-based brand-name products from local refill shops in Beaver County. If you have a brand you trust, Beth will use yours instead, with no extra charge and no eyebrow raised.
Is plant-based cleaning safe for kids and pets?
The vinegar, baking soda, and castile soap blend Beth uses is gentle around children and pets when surfaces are rinsed and dried. Tea tree and pennyroyal oils are avoided in homes with cats. If anyone in your home has asthma, fragrance sensitivities, or specific allergies, share that on the booking form and Beth will adjust the recipe.
Do I need to be home during the cleaning?
Up to you. Most customers give me a key or a garage code after the first visit. I lock up before I leave every time.
What if I need to cancel?
Twenty-four hours notice and there is no charge. Same-day cancels carry a fifty-dollar fee that goes toward the next visit.
Do you offer same-day or last-minute cleans?
Special-occasion cleans often have same-week openings. True same-day is rare because the calendar runs lean by design. Text the number on the booking page and Beth will tell you honestly whether it fits before the day ends.
Every home is treated with the care it deserves
I work in your home as a respectful guest. If something is missed, tell me within twenty-four hours and I come back at no charge. If I damage something, I tell you about it and we make it right. If a stain isn't coming clean, I say so honestly instead of charging you to keep trying.
That's the standard I hold myself to. It doesn't bend.
BethTell me about your home
Free in-home estimates. Twenty minutes at your kitchen table, no pressure, no contract.
Or just say hello
Prefer to call or text? Either works.
Phone: (724) 494-4690
Email: bethscleanbloom@gmail.com
Hours
Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 4 PM
Saturday and Sunday closed
What happens next
- I reply within one business day.
- The estimate is twenty minutes at your home.
- I send a written quote that day.
- If you want to book, you're on the calendar.
Privacy & terms
The boring but important stuff. Click any heading to expand.
Privacy
What I collect
The booking form: name, phone, email, town, ZIP, and what you tell me about your home. That's it. Standard analytics through Google Analytics, anonymous and aggregate.
What I do with it
Reply to your message and schedule a clean. Send appointment reminders and quotes. Improve the site based on what people are actually using.
What I don't do
Sell your information. Share with third parties (except payment processors). Send marketing emails unless you specifically signed up.
Scheduling & Cancellations
Cleans are scheduled in advance and confirmed by text or email. I arrive within a fifteen-minute window of the start time. If I'm running late, you hear from me before the window opens.
Free cancellations or reschedules with at least twenty-four hours of notice. Same-day cancellations are charged at fifty percent. If I cancel, no charge.
Payment
Due the day of the clean. Cash, check, Venmo, Zelle, or card. Recurring customers can opt into automatic payments after the first visit.
What I won't do
- Hazardous cleanups such as mold, biohazard, or sewage
- Pet accidents older than twenty-four hours
- Climbing on roofs or anything past a small step stool
- Moving heavy furniture (I clean around what you have already moved)
Ready for a sparkling clean?
Tell me about your home and your schedule. I come out, take a look, and give you a free estimate.
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