Maira Menchaca
Worker-owner, crew lead
Leads the Tuesday and Thursday routes through Benson and Dundee. Speaks Spanish and English.
House cleaning in Omaha, Nebraska
House cleaning,
owned by the cleaners.
Maple Street is a worker-owned co-op of 20 people. You get a steady crew and a written quote. Cleaners get payroll jobs, daytime hours and a vote.
Start here
Need a clean?
- Worker-owned
- Employees, not contractors
- Paid training
- Weekday daytime hours
- A written quote first
- English y español
Services
What we clean.
Same crew, same checklist, in every home. Nothing comes off the list without telling you.
Weekly, every two weeks or monthly, by the same two or three people.
The first visit, or the one after a long winter: baseboards, cabinet fronts, light fixtures, the corners.
An empty-house clean for renters, sellers and new owners, to a checklist you can hand over.
Oven, inside the fridge, cabinets, blinds, laundry and windows, named on the quote.
How it works
The crew in your kitchen owns the company.
Every Maple Street cleaner is on payroll from the first day. After a trial period any of us can become a worker-owner: one share, one vote.
The same crew each visit, so you aren't training someone new
A written quote before the first clean
Keys and alarm codes handled under a written policy
English and Spanish on the phone, weekdays
Pricing
How we price a clean.
What moves the number
Time on site decides it. These are the things that add or save time.
Size of the home and number of bathrooms
How long since the last real clean
Pets and how much hair they leave
How often we come
Stairs, parking and how we get in
What the quote includes, and what it doesn't
The quote lists the rooms, the number of cleaners and the hours. Anything outside it is named as an add-on before we start.
Included: the checklist for your service
Not included: oven, inside the fridge, windows, laundry
What happens at the walk-through
For a first clean we look at the home with you, in person or by photo text, before we write the quote. There is no obligation to book after.
When you get the number
In writing, before the first clean. If the home turns out different from what we saw, we tell you before we start the extra time, not after.
Work here
Clean weekdays. Get a pay stub. Own a share.
Cleaners start at $18 to $22 an hour, by experience, and training is paid. No nights, no Sundays, and nobody is a contractor.
$18–$22
an hour to startMon–Fri
daytime, no nights or SundaysW-2
employees, not contractorsDay 1
shirt, apron, supplies and products provided
The owners
Six of the people you will meet.
Each of them cleans, and each of them also runs a part of the company.
Kadiatu Keita
Worker-owner, training lead
Runs the paid first week for new cleaners: products, tools, and how we handle keys and codes.
Khanh Duong
Worker-owner, quotes and scheduling
Answers the phone and texts, writes the quote and builds the crew calendar. Speaks Vietnamese and English.
Jewel Esters
Worker-owner, deep clean lead
Leads deep cleans and move-outs, and keeps the checklist every crew works from.
Toby Carlisle
Worker-owner, vans and supplies
Keeps the vans stocked and the vacuums running. Speaks Spanish and English.
Rayford Quarles
Worker-owner, recurring routes
Leads the weekly and every-other-week routes in Papillion and La Vista.
From customers
What a first month looks like.
“I asked who would be in my house and got three first names the night before. The same two came back every other Thursday.”
Dana P.Recurring clean, Dundee
“The quote came in writing before they did: five rooms, the oven, the inside of the fridge. The invoice matched it.”
Gregorio S.Move-out clean, Bellevue
“They asked about the cat, the alarm and which room to leave for last. Nothing was a surprise when I got home.”
Preston W.Deep clean, Elkhorn
Sample reviews.
Where we clean
Omaha, Sarpy County and Council Bluffs.
The shop is on Maple Street in Benson. Crews drive out from there each weekday.
Omaha and Douglas County
- Omaha
- Ralston
- Elkhorn
- Valley
- Bennington
- Waterloo
Sarpy County
- Bellevue
- Papillion
- La Vista
- Gretna
- Springfield
Across the river
- Council Bluffs
We don't clean in Lincoln, Fremont or Blair, or past Douglas and Sarpy counties and Council Bluffs. For those, ask a cleaner closer to you.
Questions
Asked by customers and by cleaners.
For customers
How do you decide the price?
By the size of the home, the shape it's in, pets, how often we come and how much time the crew needs. You get it in a written quote before the first clean. The pricing page lists the questions we ask.
Do I need to be home? What about keys, codes and alarms?
No. Most clients are at work. Keys and codes follow the written policy: logged, never on a shared sheet, and returned or deleted when service ends. The Policies page has the details.
Who comes to my house, and are they your employees?
Your crew are Maple Street employees on payroll, and most are worker-owners. You get their first names before each visit. We don't use contractors or subcontractors.
For cleaners
Do I need experience to work here?
No. The first week is paid training with Kadiatu: products, tools, keys and codes, and working in someone's home. Experience helps, and we hire for reliability.
Are cleaners employees or contractors?
Employees. Everyone is on payroll from day one, with taxes withheld, a pay stub and workers' compensation. No 1099s and no app.
What does it take to become an owner?
After a trial period you can ask to join as a worker-owner: one share, one vote and a share of the year's profit. The buy-in is paid through small payroll deductions. Ask for the membership terms in writing.
Write to us
Tell us what you came for.
A quote, a job or a question: pick one and a person at the shop calls or texts you back.
Phone(402) 555-0101
Hours
- Monday – FridayToday
- 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
- SaturdayToday
- Closed
- SundayToday
- Closed