Spotless New England Cleaning Services Inc

One customer booked Spotless New England for two Outer Cape rental houses ahead of a family reunion having never used them, with no contract to sign and no deposit asked for — and wrote in May 2026 that the crew arrived exactly on time, moved furniture to clean underneath, and washed the interior windows for smudges. That is the shape of the company: a Boston cleaning outfit that the site says Nick Dennis founded in 2006 and still runs, working across residential house cleaning, commercial and office spaces, rental-turnover concierge service for property owners, and a laundry service. It names Boston and Provincetown as the towns it covers, which fits a business that splits its attention between city homes and Cape rental turnarounds. The written history behind that is short. Google shows a 5-star average across four ratings, and only two reviews sit on file, spanning 2024 to 2026. The 2026 Outer Cape account carries the detail; a 2024 reviewer wrote in much more general terms about attention to detail and reliability at their own home. Angi carries the company as a Boston maid, walls-and-ceilings and janitorial service listing 18 years of experience, but no reviews on Angi or HomeAdvisor and no Approved Pro badge. The thing worth settling before the first visit is the paperwork. What one customer described as reassuring in hindsight — no contract, no deposit — is also the reason they were nervous going in, so get the scope, the crew size, and the price in writing. Worth confirming your town too: Boston and Provincetown are the two places named, and they sit at opposite ends of the state. A reasonable call for Boston-area house cleaning or a Cape rental turnover where you want the owner involved in the quote. Just know the public history is two reviews deep, so lean on your own walkthrough and a written quote rather than the volume of praise.