Referral Program

 


Maid in America offers the following rewards for referrals of new customers:


  • 10% off your next cleaning for a referred and booked one-time cleaning for a residence or business

  • 20% off your next cleaning for a referred and booked recurring client

The only requirement to claim your discount is that the referral mentions you by name and keeps their first appointment.

For questions or additional information, text 513.484.2726. We look forward to serving you, your friends, and your neighbors!

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