Randolph, NJ · family owned
House cleaning in Randolph & Morris County
Recurring, deep and move-in/move-out cleaning from a family-owned team, using eco-friendly products that are safe for children and pets.
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What we do
Cleaning for Randolph & Morris County homes
Recurring plans
Weekly, biweekly or monthly visits that keep your home fresh.
Deep, seasonal & one-time
Top-to-bottom resets, seasonal cleans and one-off jobs.
Rooms, surfaces & add-ons
Targeted cleaning for specific rooms, surfaces and extras.
Apartments, rentals & workplaces
Smaller units, turnovers and workplaces.
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Why Burrini & Daughters
A family business, in Randolph
We are a family-owned, family-run cleaning company based in Randolph and serving Morris County, and most of our growth comes from referrals. We treat every home as if it were our own, with respect, detail and care.
What customers say
4.9★ from 7 Google reviews
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“With little notice, they sent three incredibly focused house cleaners to us the next day. The home was just over 4000 square feet including a finished basement. Superb, outstanding, wonderful.”
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“They did an amazing job with the deep clean we booked, will definitely use their services again, and recommend to friends and family! A must book service!!”
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“Excellent cleaning service, from top to bottom job was outstanding.”
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Where we work
Serving Randolph & Morris County
Burrini & Daughters Private Home Cleaning is a family-owned house cleaning service in Randolph, NJ, serving 11 Morris County places. We offer recurring, deep, move-in and move-out cleaning, plus apartments, rentals, offices and add-ons, using eco-friendly products safe for children and pets. Estimates are free and carry no obligation.
What a house cleaning service actually does
A house cleaning service sends people into your home to do the repeating work that never quite gets finished: wiping kitchen counters, scrubbing bathrooms, dusting, vacuuming and mopping. The goal is a steady baseline, so you are not facing a weekend of scrubbing every time guests are coming.
Different visits have different jobs. A recurring clean maintains a home in good shape, a deep clean resets one that has gone a while without detailed attention, and a move-out clean prepares an empty property for the next person. Matching the visit to the situation matters, so that is what this page covers.
How to choose between recurring, deep and move-out cleaning
Start with the condition of the home, not the calendar.
Choose recurring cleaning if the home is already in decent shape and you want to keep it that way. Weekly suits busy kitchens, pets and young children. Every other week suits most smaller households. Monthly works as a maintenance floor for people who tidy between visits. Our home and recurring cleaning page covers the options.
Choose a deep clean if it has been months since a detailed clean, if you are starting service for the first time, or if the season has changed. Deep cleaning reaches places routine visits skip: baseboards, inside appliances, vents, grout lines, and the tops of cabinets and fans.
Choose a move-in or move-out clean when the home is empty or nearly empty. Without furniture in the way, cleaners can reach inside cabinets and closets and along every baseboard. Details are on the move-in and move-out cleaning page.
Choose post-construction cleaning when a remodel has left drywall dust on shelves, window tracks and vents. It differs from a deep clean because the dust is finer and more widespread. See post-construction clean-up.
A practical rule: if you would hesitate to let a friend look inside your oven or on top of your fridge, book a deep clean first, then move to recurring visits.
What is included in a typical clean
Exact task lists depend on the service and on what you ask us to prioritize. As a general guide:
Kitchen
Bathrooms
Living areas and bedrooms
Often added to a deep clean or by request
Tell us your priorities at the estimate stage so time goes where you want it.
How the process works, step by step
- Request an estimate. Share your rooms, priorities and the schedule you want, through the estimate form or by phone.
- Agree the plan. We talk through the service type, how often, and any extras. The estimate is free, with no obligation to book.
- Prepare the home. Put away valuables and loose items so surfaces can be reached (see the list below).
- The clean. Cleaning generally works from top to bottom, so dust that falls lands on floors cleaned last.
- Feedback. If something was missed or you want a different focus next time, say so. Clear feedback is what makes a recurring service better.
How to prepare your home
You do not need to pre-clean. Tidy enough that surfaces can be reached and leave the scrubbing to the visit.
What affects the cost of house cleaning
We do not publish a price list, because honest pricing depends on your home. In general, these factors move the price of any house cleaning service:
The reliable way to get a number is to describe your home. Request a free estimate or call (973) 895-5599.
Eco-friendly cleaning, and why it matters indoors
We clean with eco-friendly, non-toxic products that are safe for children and pets, as explained on our eco-friendly cleaning page.
The reason it matters is practical. According to the EPA, products for household cleaning and maintenance are a source of indoor pollutants, and improperly used products can release higher, sometimes dangerous, levels indoors. The EPA also notes that pollutants can linger in the air long after an activity ends.
To check any product yourself, look for EPA’s Safer Choice label. The EPA says it reviews every ingredient against criteria that include carcinogenicity, reproductive toxicity, aquatic toxicity and persistence in the environment, and that the program limits volatile organic compounds.
Two habits help with any cleaner. The CDC advises following the product label, improving airflow with a fan or open windows, and never mixing cleaning products.
Cleaning versus sanitizing and disinfecting
People often ask whether every visit should include disinfecting. The CDC defines cleaning as using water, soap and scrubbing to remove germs, dirt and impurities, and disinfecting as using chemicals to kill germs that remain. It advises cleaning first, because dirt can make disinfectants less effective.
For most homes, the CDC says disinfecting is likely unnecessary unless someone is sick or has a weakened immune system. High-touch spots such as light switches, doorknobs and countertops should be cleaned regularly. If your household has special health needs, see our sanitizing and disinfecting page and mention it when you ask for an estimate.
How to choose a house cleaner
Whoever you hire, ask these questions and expect clear answers:
- Is the estimate free, and based on my home rather than a generic rate?
- What exactly is included, and what costs extra?
- What products are used, and are they safe around children and pets?
- How do I raise a problem after a visit?
- Can I reach a real person by phone during business hours?
- Are there reviews from actual customers I can read?
Our Google reviews are public: 4.9 from 7 reviews. Annie U. wrote, “They did an amazing job with the deep clean we booked, will definitely use their services again, and recommend to friends and family! A must book service!!” Ken H. wrote, “I highly recommend them and I will refer them to anyone needing a true house cleaning job done.” Tony S. called it an “Excellent cleaning service, from top to bottom job was outstanding.” More are on our reviews page.
Common mistakes when hiring a cleaner
Frequently asked questions
How much does a house cleaning service cost in Randolph, NJ?
It depends on your home, so we base estimates on what you tell us. Size, condition, service type, frequency and extras all affect the price. Share your rooms, priorities and schedule, and we will give you a clear, honest number. The estimate is free and carries no obligation to book.
What is included in a standard house cleaning?
A standard clean covers the main living spaces: kitchen counters and floors, bathroom fixtures, dusting, vacuuming and mopping. Detail work such as inside appliances, baseboards and vents is usually part of a deep clean or an add-on. Tell us your priorities and we will confirm what is included for your service.
How often should I have my house cleaned?
Most households choose weekly, every other week or monthly, depending on pets, children and how much tidying happens between visits. Weekly suits busy homes, biweekly suits most others, and monthly works for light maintenance. If you are unsure, start with a deep clean and set a schedule afterward.
What is the difference between a deep clean and a regular clean?
A regular clean maintains a home that is already in decent shape, while a deep clean reaches the detailed areas routine visits skip, such as baseboards, inside appliances, vents, grout and fans. Deep cleaning takes longer, so it suits first visits, seasonal resets and homes that have gone months without detailed attention.
Are your cleaning products safe for children and pets?
Yes, we use eco-friendly, non-toxic products that are safe for children and pets. Any product can irritate if misused, so it still helps to ventilate the room and tell us about allergies, sensitivities or pets so we can adjust. Our eco-friendly cleaning page explains our approach in more detail.
Which towns do you serve besides Randolph?
We serve eleven Morris County places: Randolph, Morristown, Morris Township, Denville, Mendham Borough, Mendham Township, Chester Borough, Chester Township, Dover, Mine Hill and Mount Olive. If your address is just outside that list, call (973) 895-5599 and we will tell you whether we can help.
Do you clean after a move or a renovation?
Yes. We offer move-in and move-out cleaning, and post-construction clean-up for the dust a remodel leaves behind. Move cleaning works best when the home is empty, and post-construction cleaning is best scheduled after the contractors finish. Describe the job and we will recommend the right service.
How do I get a free estimate?
Use the short form on our estimate page or call (973) 895-5599, Monday to Friday 8am to 5pm or Saturday 9am to 5pm. Share your rooms, priorities and schedule, and we will respond with a clear estimate. It is free, and there is no pressure to book.
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