Sable. Every cleaner is good for a month. Sable is built for month twelve.
Every cleaner is good for a month.
Then the crew changes.
And the standard goes with it.
Sable is built for month twelve.
Never a crew of strangers — at least one of them has cleaned your home before. A written scope that cannot quietly shrink. A price that does not drift.
What are you having cleaned?
Two different jobs, priced two different ways. Pick one and the numbers are on the next screen.
My home
Houses, flats and condos, on a schedule that does not change every week.
- Priced on bedrooms, bathrooms and how often
- A named team, with a familiar face every visit
- The figure is fixed before the first clean
A workplace
Clinics, restaurants, gyms, retail, offices, warehouses and post-build.
- Priced on floor area, what the space is, and how often
- A written scope, and the same crew on your building
- A real figure now, confirmed after a walkthrough
The same standard, against a different alternative.
What you are choosing between is not the same in every market, so neither is the reason to choose us.
- United StatesUS
Instead of a service you cannot vet
Nobody is required to background-check a house cleaner, and no agency will tell you which of their people were checked or when. We publish what is checked, and you are told who is coming before they hold your key.
- CanadaCA
Instead of a different person every time
The booking apps send whoever accepted the job. That is the mechanism behind the inconsistency people blame on standards — nobody learns your home because nobody returns to it. Your team is assigned to you, not dispatched to a job.
- Hong KongHK
Instead of becoming an employer
Engage a helper directly, even part-time, and the obligations are yours: insurance, MPF, statutory entitlements, and the agency risk if the person promised is not the person who arrives. Sable is the employer. We carry all of it, and we carry the replacement when someone leaves.
This is not a checkout.
A person reads your request, checks we reach your address, and assigns your home a team. You get their names before any of them gets your key.
We hire before we sell, so intake is capped. A team of two holds around thirty-six homes between them, and a city takes on two or three cleaners a month — which is the whole reason a familiar face is possible at all. A service that will take everyone who asks this week is telling you something about who will be standing in your kitchen next year.
If we are full in your area we will say so and tell you when we expect to reach you, rather than booking you in and sending whoever is free.