Clutter to Clean LLC

Clutter to Clean LLC out of Hyde Park (down by 6127 S University) operates like one of those small, hungry crews that says yes to the hard jobs and then actually shows up to do them. Folks keep calling out the **quick response** and that Oris “got back to me pretty quickly,” and in this line of work that’s half the battle—when someone’s moving, selling, or walking into a place that’s straight-up **uninhabitable and unsanitary**, you don’t have three days to play phone tag, do you?

And from what I’ve seen in the reviews, Oris runs it hands-on. She doesn’t just dispatch a team and disappear—people mention her being **kind**, **understanding**, and “easy to deal with,” plus she’ll accommodate a schedule when she can. Maryam’s review reads like real emergency cleaning services: compassion, emotional support, even documenting issues for the landlord and advocating for proper remediation. That’s not normal “wipe it down” housecleaning—more like crisis triage with a mop and a checklist.

But it’s not a perfect white-glove outfit, and one reviewer basically says that out loud. You’ve got a **team of 2–3 people**, sometimes using Google Translate, and the style sounds more “get it clean and sanitized” than “detail-obsessed boutique deep clean.” They mentioned bleach and mixed solutions, and they also mentioned missed details—cabinet edges, handles, toe kicks, vanity sides. So if you’re the type that wants every little reveal and corner hit without asking? You might need to be very specific up front, and stay engaged while they’re there. The good news is another customer said the crew routinely asked for feedback on the areas needing extra attention—so they’ll take direction. Why not tell them exactly what you want them to focus on?

However, I pay attention to how a company handles the messy realities—schedule changes, deposits, callbacks, complaints. That 2-star review includes the classic scheduling friction (slot moved, late afternoon arrival), and Oris’ reply reads like an owner who runs on process: **deposit secures the time slot**, they communicate the change, and they claim a **24-hour policy** to come back and fix issues. Whether you love that or not, it tells me they’re not winging it. And in Chicago cleaning, especially deep cleans tied to move-outs and sales, that structure matters.

Plus the general pattern is consistent: people say **on time**, **worked very hard**, **professional**, “completely transformed it,” “saved the day,” “job completed as both agreed upon,” **reasonable pricing**, communication “10/10+++.” That’s the kind of reputation you get when you do a lot of tough, real-world cleans and don’t make everything a big drama.

If you want a responsive, no-fuss crew that will grind through the ugly stuff and keep communication tight—Clutter to Clean is one of those outfits I hear good things about, and the thing that stands out is Oris stays involved and people feel taken care of when it counts.