Trinidad & Tobago · Barbados · Jamaica

A clean you can count on, island to island.

We Just Clean runs local cleaning teams in three Caribbean countries, on one standard: vetted people, clear prices, and every visit checked in and inspected.

Prices shown before you book · Pay by card or transfer · Offices in each country

3countries, each with its own office and team
Onlineprices and booking, no call-back needed
GPScheck-ins on every visit, so you know we came
Photoinspections on commercial contracts

Where we clean

Pick your island. The local office takes it from there.

Each country has its own team, phone line and prices in local currency. Booking online goes straight to that office's schedule.

Trinidad & Tobago

Port of Spain, San Fernando, Chaguanas, Arima and across the island

Barbados

Bridgetown, Christ Church, St James, St Michael and island-wide

Jamaica

Kingston & St Andrew, Portmore, Montego Bay, Ocho Rios, Negril, Mandeville · taking bookings now for service from 16 October 2026

What we do

Four kinds of clean, done the same way everywhere.

Prices and extras are set per country. Book from the country page and you'll see the full list in local currency.

Home cleaning

Regular, one-off and deep cleans for houses and apartments, priced by bedrooms and bathrooms before you book.

Move-in & move-out

Empty-home cleans for tenants, landlords and agents, with the details the next viewing needs.

Villas & short-term rentals

Turnovers between guests for Airbnb hosts and property managers, on the schedule you set.

Offices & commercial

Contract cleaning for offices, retail, clinics and strata, with inspections and reports.

Commercial & janitorial

Contracts you can audit, not just trust.

Offices, retail, clinics and strata buildings get a written scope of work, a rostered crew, and a record of every visit.

  • 1Site visit and a written proposal with the scope, frequency and price
  • 2Crews check in by GPS or the site QR code — missed visits are flagged the same day
  • 3Supervisors score each site against its checklist, with photos you can see
  • 4Monthly service report and invoice, in your currency
A cleaned open-plan office

How it works

Booked online, tracked on the day, paid when it's done.

Every office runs on Auntie Lizzie, the operations platform we built for Caribbean service businesses.

01

See the price, pick a time

Choose the service, size and extras. The price updates as you go; pick an arrival window that's actually open.

02

The team checks in

Your cleaner clocks in at your address on their phone. The office sees it live; so does your booking page.

03

Pay, review, rebook

Card or bank transfer, a receipt by email, and a review link. Repeat cleans book themselves.

Work with us

Good work, paid on time, with a real office behind you.

We hire in all three countries. Roles are posted on our jobs page and you apply online in a few minutes — no printing, no walking in.

Cleaners & team leads

Home, villa and office cleaning on set schedules. Training on our standard, clock in and out on your phone, pay by bank transfer on a fixed cycle.

Subcontractor crews

Work for yourself under the We Just Clean name — cleaning, A/C service or pressure washing — and grow with the bookings we send you. Paid per job, every two weeks.

Office & supervisors

Scheduling, customer care, quality inspections and site supervision for commercial contracts. Every office runs on the same system, so skills travel between islands.

From the founder

“In aviation there's no room for error. I built We Just Clean on the same idea: show up, do the job right, treat every customer like they matter.”
Jason Andrews, Founder & CEO

Twenty years running airport operations. Then a mop.

Before We Just Clean, Jason was Chief Operating Officer for the Caribbean at one of the world's largest ground-handling companies, running teams across several countries where precision wasn't optional.

He started the company because people here deserved the same thing airlines demand: reliability, systems, and a standard that holds from one island to the next.

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