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Post-Renovation Cleaning in SA: How to Remove Construction Dust Safely (and Protect Your HVAC)
Remodel done, dust everywhere? You’re not imagining it—construction dust is sneaky. It settles on every ledge, floats back up the moment you walk by, and loves to hide in window tracks, cabinet hinges, and your HVAC system. The good news: with a negative-air setup, sequential dusting, and smart filter steps, you can clear the haze without recirculating it through the whole house. Below is the U B Lazy Cleaning Services method we use across San Antonio to get newly renovated s
Oliver Owens
Nov 16 min read


Pet-Friendly Deep Cleaning: Odor, Dander, and Stain Removal Without Harsh Chemicals
Quick take
If you share an office or home with dogs or cats, you don’t have to choose between a clean space and a pet-safe one. The secret is understanding enzymes vs. oxidizers, using the right spot methods for carpets and sofas, and having a plan for hard-surface urine mitigation that actually neutralizes odor (not just perfumes over it). Below is a practical, pet-friendly system U B Lazy Cleaning Services uses for San Antonio homes and workplaces—minus the harsh fragrance
Oliver Owens
Oct 206 min read


The Airbnb Turnover Playbook: A Fast, Repeatable System San Antonio Hosts Swear By
If you host in San Antonio, you already know: great reviews live and die on your turnover. Guests will forgive a hiccup with the TV faster than they’ll forgive a sticky floor or hair in the shower. The wild part? Most turnovers don’t fail because someone didn’t try. They fail because the order of operations is off, the team is improvising, or no one has a clean way to prove the job was done right.
Oliver Owens
Sep 246 min read


Cedar Fever Season in San Antonio: A Home Cleaning Game Plan That Actually Reduces Allergens
If you’ve lived in San Antonio long enough, you know when cedar fever hits—eyes itch, noses run, and suddenly everyone is swapping filter tips in the H-E-B aisle. I still remember the January our neighbor swore his dog was “sad” until a tech pulled a mountain of dust and cedar pollen off the return vent. The house didn’t feel dirty, but the air sure did.
Oliver Owens
Sep 246 min read
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