Forty-three written reviews going back to 2021, every one of them positive. That is the first thing to know about Asubra Cleaning Services, a Weymouth cleaning company whose Google page sits at 4.9 stars across 81 ratings.
The company says it started in 2017, founded by Barbara Martinho, a Brazilian professional who moved to the United States and worked in house cleaning before going out on her own, and it still describes itself as family-owned. Customers back up the personal-touch part: a 2025 reviewer described Barbara doing the home consultation herself, noting the areas needing extra attention, quoting a price, then arriving on time and walking her team through the house.
The job people hire them for, over and over, is the deep clean — a house that sat empty, a rental left rough by tenants, a place being prepped before the furniture arrives. A 2025 customer was sure the stove would have to be replaced and got it clean and usable instead. Another, writing in 2025, had an old house where the previous owners' three small kids had left every corner sticky. In a 2023 review, a landlord who used them on two properties spelled out what was included — cabinets inside and out, inside the refrigerator, every slat of the blinds — along with the two things that are not: the refrigerator and oven do not get moved. Worth settling that when you book.
The second pattern is that clients keep them. One wrote in 2026 about two-plus years of cleanings every two weeks, paused for a home renovation and then restarted. A 2025 reviewer had the same two women cleaning since the day she hired them. The recent months read the same way — easy scheduling, arrival on time, and specific surfaces named as done properly.
One paperwork wrinkle is worth a question. Its BBB page carries an A+ but is not accredited, and it lists a Holbrook address and a different person, Ms. Thatiane Araujo, as owner, where the company's own site gives a Weymouth address and names Barbara Martinho. That page also puts the business start at 2016 with incorporation in 2017, while the site says 2017. None of it is damning, but if you are handing someone a key, ask who is running the job and from where.
Beyond homes, the company lists office, commercial and post-construction cleaning plus Airbnb turnovers. Those come from its own description rather than from customers, so houses are where its history actually lives.
The right call for a deep clean before a move, or a steady every-other-week rotation with the same crew. Confirm the scope exclusions and the ownership details, and you have a company with five years of specific, consistent praise behind it.