My name is Erika, and I am honored to dedicate this company to my Mexican immigrant parents. As a child, my parents took my brothers and me to their cleaning/maintenance jobs. I am fortunate enough to have witnessed my parents' relationship with Christ grow alongside their business endeavors. Over the weekends and summer breaks we would drive over an hour to the shopping center my dad maintained and stayed overnight to attend our Catholic ministry that was also in the area. My dad and brothers would wake up at four in the morning to start the landscaping and maintenance at the shopping center while my mom and I would pray and get ready to clean there or at the houses nearby. When we finished working, we would attend retreats or Bible studies. This is where my love for cleaning and my love for Christ began to flourish. I witnessed my parents work with love and humility regardless of the laboriousness and sacrifices made. They carried their jobs with grace and optimism. 
However, cleaning has not always been easy for me. Cleaning took on a different meaning after experiencing postpartum depression. It turned into a daunting task that seemed impossible. I needed help. Thankfully, my mother-in-law and grandmother-in-law would come to the rescue without me having to ask. Being on the receiving end of the cleaning was a humbling and rewarding experience. I gained first-hand experience on how difficult it can be to ask for help. I felt ashamed of my mess that somebody else was cleaning for me, but I not once felt judged and that became one of the most important missions in my company. If you need help cleaning your home or business, I invite you not to feel ashamed but to instead feel hopeful when reaching out to us.