AMCM Cleaning

02/19/2026

My positioning here is intentional and it’s according to the Scripture.

“It’s just cleaning” or “I pay less than that”

Proverbs 20:14 applies here:

“It is good for nothing,” cries the buyer;
But when he has gone his way, then he boasts.” This describes price shoppers behavior accurately.

“I found cheaper”. Right. And there is a hidden cost behind it, that cheap people don’t like to “just” recognize.

• GENERAL LIABILITY insurance isn’t just insurance, it’s thousands of dollars every year.

• WORKERS’ COMPENSATION isn’t just workers’ compensation, it’s thousands more.

• PAYROLL TAXES aren’t just payroll taxes.

• BUSINESS SOFTWARE isn’t just software.

• SCHEDULING SYSTEMS aren’t just scheduling systems.

• FUEL isn’t just fuel.

• SUPPLIES aren’t just supplies.

• MARKETING isn’t just marketing.

RUNNING A BUSINESS isn’t just running a business.

Professional tools aren’t “just tools.”
They cost thousands to purchase and maintain.

-Consistency isn’t just consistency.
-Reliability isn’t just reliability.
-Peace of mind isn’t just peace of mind.

All of that goes into “just cleaning.”

It’s a multi-billion-dollar industry globally and in the U.S. for a reason - because people need it.

✍️ And that’s only the business side.
Behind the business is “just” a human being paying taxes, health insurance, gas, equipment, education, and taking on all the risk that normally sits on an employer in a 9-to-5.

Business owners don’t pocket the whole price. We pay to keep the business alive so the service can exist at all.

❗️Nothing about this is “just.”

Yes, there will always be cheaper. In every market. Cheap work exists at cheap prices, but also cheap results and exploited and poorly treated cleaners.

And that’s exactly why so many people show up in my DMs saying, “I have someone cheaper.”

If you truly found the right fit, that’s a good thing. Satisfied clients don’t shop for replacements.

I speak about this from lived experience. I’ve been on the other side of the industry, the side most clients never see.

I remember a day when I was quietly crying in a client’s bathroom because my back hurt so badly I didn’t think I would make it through the job. I was exhausted, hungry, and afraid to slow down because finishing the work meant being able to pay my bills. The client still received their “great deal,” and the company still “won” the contract by being the lowest price.

That experience shaped the standards I operate by today, not only for me but for the people that help me build and sustain my business.

It’s why fair pay, realistic timelines, proper tools, and sustainable pricing are non-negotiable in my business.

So when someone proudly tells a cleaner/ business owner how much less they pay, there is usually a hidden cost behind that number, one that isn’t visible on the invoice.

Every home and every client deserves the right fit. My service is built for the part of the market that values the people doing the work, not only how cheap they can go.

The quiet market takes longer to build because the loud market competes on price.

You truly get what you pay for, often in ways most people never see.

02/17/2026

02/10/2026

✍️ When cleaning companies or independent cleaners compete only on price, someone always pays.
Usually it’s the workers… and you, the client.

⬇️ Let’s start with the workers.

Underpaid and overworked, they pay with their bodies, health, and dignity, just so a contract can be “won” and a client can find someone who bleeds the most for the least money.
I’ve been on that side of this. In 2023, I worked for a cleaning company here in Tallahassee, for a few days. I came home with $90 after 9 hours of intense labor. I promised myself that when I hire, my workers will be fairly paid and properly trained and supervised.

⬇️ Now let’s talk about YOU, my ideal client.

If you are reading this, take a moment and check a few things in your space right now:

1. Look behind and underneath computer desks. Not just on top. Dust, grime, and debris collect where most cleaners are told not to look.
2. Check the sides and backs of desks, cabinets, and office furniture. These are usually lightly passed over or skipped entirely.
3. Look at your baseboards, corners, and behind doors. If dust is built up there, your space isn’t being maintained, it’s being “touched up.”
4. Go into the bathrooms and look underneath and behind the sinks, at the mirror frames, light switches, toilet brush holders, and trash cans. These are some of the most commonly missed areas.
5. Check shared spaces like kitchenettes. Under appliances, chair legs, and surfaces collecting dust.

This is what cheap cleaning usually looks like. Because cleaners are rushed, underpaid, and told to move fast instead of clean well.

At AMCM Cleaning, I provide instant relief in all these areas. My ideal clients value:

✍️ Reliability.
Happy, well-treated professionals don’t quit, so you get consistent quality week after week.

✍️ Trust.
You know exactly who is in your building and that they take responsibility for protecting your space and assets.

✍️ Integrity.
Your workspace is maintained by a business that respects both the people doing the work and the people paying for it.

If you value people as much as results, we’ll be a good fit.

02/10/2026

✍️The real cost of a "cheap" bid.

When cleaning companies/ independent cleaners compete only on price, someone always pays. Usually, it's the workers.

Underpaid and overworked, they pay with their bodies, health and dignity, just so a contract can be "won” and “dominate” the market.

That’s not a business model I’ll ever follow. Who bleeds the most for the least money.
I believe in sustainable pricing and fairly paid employees, that respects the human effort behind the work. For my clients, this means:

RELIABILITY: Happy, well-treated professionals don't quit, meaning you get the same consistent quality every week.

TRUST: You know exactly who is in your building and that they take responsibility in protecting your assets.

INTEGRITY: Your workspace is maintained by a business that aligns with your professional values.

If you're looking for a partner who values people as much as results, let's talk.

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02/10/2026

Need to repaint your office? Maybe not yet.

This is the result of an 11-hour wall restoration in one of my client’s facilities.

Are these walls suddenly brand new because they were restored? No. But years of scuffs, marker stains, and built-up grime are gone. The space is cleaner, brighter, and presentable again without repainting.

That buys time, avoids disruption, and keeps money in the business.

Commercial cleaning for Tallahassee businesses.

02/09/2026

Commercial facility maintenance.

02/06/2026

“Can you give me a quote?” Let me mirror that as a service provider.

If I walked up to you and said,
“Can you give me some money?”
how would that sound to you as a client?

That’s how “can you give me a quote?” lands on my side.

I’ve learned to pay close attention to how people communicate from the very first message. Communication is the first filter. Basic courtesy and context matter.

After years in customer service and the past few years taking notes from the field, I’ve noticed a pattern. People who skip basic courtesy and context at the start tend to push boundaries once systems and a clear process are introduced. They resist it, question it, or get offended by it. In my personal experience, it has been a waste of time 100% of the time, but also data.

The sooner you recognize these patterns, the sooner you get closer to the people you actually want to work with. It’s a two-way street.

Service providers who are legit and serious about building standards should be able to value quality too… and get it. It’s not only about the money. It’s about how you wake up every day. When you build a business, it’s important to work with people who respect you, your time, and your work.

02/04/2026

What I say when someone asks if I’m affordable.

I say: it depends.
What’s affordable for you can be expensive for someone else.
And what’s expensive for you can be very affordable for another.

Affordability isn’t my call, it’s the client’s call after they see the quote.

Because I don’t let anyone make me think that I need to fit them and their price.
The only thing I need to fit is the job they’re asking me to do.
It’s their decision if they fit the price of that job.

I give them a different perspective.

Two places can be the same size, same layout, and still be completely different jobs.
One can be fully furnished and used every day.
Another one can be empty and ready for sale.
Different needs, different price.

That’s why I don’t give a number upfront.
I don’t base my prices on what other people charge.
I don’t base them on fear of missing out.

I base them on what I actually offer:
my service, my process, my standards, the relief I provide.

‘Affordable’ often means someone else is paying for it. A lot of people don’t know this, but there are cleaners who go home with $90 after a full day of hard labor, barely bring able to cook dinner.
That’s not how I think people and their hard work should be valued.

Luke 10:7
“The worker deserves his wages.”

So when someone asks me if I’m affordable,
we look at the job first, I give the price, and then they decide if it fits them. The only way to make it more affordable is to cut down on the scope.

02/02/2026

Professional cleaning for offices, small businesses, select residential homes, and realtor-ready properties.

Send a direct message or text BUSINESS or HOME to schedule a walkthrough.

New residential clients: $5 virtual walkthrough fee (credited if booked). Realtors excluded.

02/02/2026

Professional cleaning for offices, small businesses, select residential homes, and realtor-ready properties.

Send a direct message or text BUSINESS or
HOME to schedule a walkthrough.

New residential clients: $5 virtual walkthrough fee (credited if booked). Realtors excluded.

01/29/2026

01/21/2026