The first thing to analyze is: which are the best neighborhoods in Toronto to live in.

Points analyzed:

• Price and quality of housing;
• Criminality;
• Traffic;
• Schools;
• Jobs;
• Community
• Entertainment;
• Shopping and stores;

10 best neighborhoods, considering the above factors:

• Runnymede-Bloor West Village;
• North Riverdale;
• Mount Pleasant East;
• Danforth;
• Lawrence Park North;
• Rosedale-Moore Park;
• Playter Estates-Danforth;
• Trinity Bellwoods;
• Leaside-Bennington;
• Yonge-St. Clair;

Best neighborhoods of Toronto

Toronto Downtown

Where a large part of the companies and many tourist spots are concentrated. It is the south of the city, and goes to Lake Ontario. Although Downtown is only a commercial area, many people live here, giving preference to be closer to agitation, commerce and work. The rentals are very expensive.

Yorkville:

The favorite place of the rich and famous in Toronto

High Park:

This is the largest and most famous park in the city. It is considered the Central Park of Toronto and in its surroundings are buildings and houses that attract nature lovers. The closer to Bloor St., the closer to trade and excitement.

Rosedale-Moore Park

On weekends there are options such as soccer games in Rosedale Park, which gather almost 2 thousand small athletes on their lawns (there are plenty of children and parents who would be interested in your cleaning service)

Banbury-Don Mills

The highlight of the neighborhood is Don Mills, an open-air mall with its own network of streets and a central square. The houses are located at varying distances from the main streets, in generous plots, with gardens with many trees.

High Park-Swansea

High Park has 164 hectares that make up an urban paradise full of cyclists, picnic areas, gymnastics fields, a zoo and a giant lake.

Mount Pleasant West

Here it has many buildings and is very busy. Every morning, professionals leave the subways crowded to go to the real center and in the afternoon they return to fill stores and eat Younge Street restaurants.

High Park North

Soon more will be installed condominium buildings with great views to the park. One of the great advantages is the proximity to the park and to the Junction, Toronto’s neighborhood that is named after the junction of four railway lines, and which brings together artisan breweries and decoration stores.

The Beach

This is a region famous for its four beaches located on the shores of Lake Ontario, which attracts thousands of tourists during the summer. The neighborhood is home to eclectic houses and is also marked by different artistic events on weekends during the entire high season, such as jazz festivals and other musical and artistic shows.

Loma House

This is a neighborhood of very traditional Canadian mansions and families, but it also has well maintained buildings with apartments to rent. All residents gather at Winston Churchill Park, where students play soccer and dogs can play loose in a large open area.

Restaurant of Haute Gastronomy in Toronto

All these 135 restaurants are considered Haute Gastronomy and people who frequent this type of restaurant are people who have purchasing power to buy a cleaning service.

In your Google and Facebook campaigns you can include people who are interested in these restaurants.

All these restaurants are considered “Class AAAA” or 5 stars and price is $$$$

1. Scaramouche Restaurant
2. Alo Restaurant
3. Jacobs & CO. Steakhouse
4. Miku
5. Michael’s on Simcoe
6. George Restaurant
7. Chiado Restaurant
8. Byblos
9. Canoe Restaurant & Bar
10. Lee restaurant
11. Joso’s
12. Bosk
13. STK Toronto
14. Carisma
15. Ruby Watchco
16. Toca
17. Hy’s Steakhouse Toronto
18. Auberge du pommier
19. Patria
20. Ki restaurant & Lounge
21. Ruth’s Chris Steak House Dixon Road
22. Woods
23. Buca
24. Morton’s the steakhouse
25. Benihana Japanese Steakhouse
26. Biagio Ristorante
27. Yasu
28. Bluebood Steakhouse
29. Chabrol Café
30. Sushi Kaji
31. Jump Restaurant
32. Edulis
33. La Banane
34. FK
35. Veloute Bistro & Catering
36. Buca Yorville
37. Steakhouse and Bar
38. El Tenedor Restaurant
39. The David Duncan House
40. Campagnolo
41. Bardi’s Steak House
42. Actionlite
43. Kasa Moto
44. Lobby Lounge at Shangri-la Hotel Toronto
45. Stratus Restaurant
46. Grey Gardens
47. JaBistro
48. Shotto Matte Toronto
49. Sara Restaurant
50. Skippa Seasonal Japanese Cuisine
51. North 44
52. Core Restaurant
53. Via Allegro Ristorante
54. Quetzal
55. The Fifth & Terrace
56. Don Alfonso 1890
57. Modus Ristorante
58. Flor de Sal
59. Alobar Yorkville
60. Momofuku – Kohin
61. Shoushin
62. Clockwork Champagne & Cocktails
63. Zucca Trattoria
64. La Maquette
65. Sorrel Restaurant
66. Afternoon Tea at the King Edward Hotel
67. The One Eighty
68. Deq Terrace and Louge
69. II Corvo
70. The Butche Chef
71. Katsura
72. Kaiseki Yu-zen Hashimoto
73. Goehmer
74. Carmen’s Steak House
75. Coppi Ristorante
76. Black Angus Steakhouse
77. Elite Grande
78. Est Restaurant
79. Francobollo
80. Louix Louis
81. Byblos
82. Victoria’s Restaurant
83. Estia
84. Aria Ristorante
85. Trattoria Giancarlo
86. Old Mill Toronto Restaurant
87. Casa Fuego
88. Sash Restaurant & Wine Bar
89. Bybloc Uptown
90. Noce
91. La Vecchia Lake Shore
92. Giulietta
93. Branca
94. Atlas Restaurant
95. The Platinum Club
96. Marron Bistro
97. Ascari
98. Afternoon Tea at the Fairmont Royal York Hotel
99. Sopra Lounge
100. Sofia
101. Tom Jones Steak House
102. Hot Stove Club
103. Crown Prince Fine Dining
104. Hiro Sushi
105. Lavelle
106. The Chase
107. Tem
108. Petros 82
109. La Serre @ Four Seasons
110. Imonay House Restaurant
111. Bomond Restaurant & Lounge
112. Figures Restaurant
113. Yukashi
114. Prime ON Avenue
115. House of Chan
116. Faim de Loup Restaurant
117. Paracas Peruvian Restaurant
118. Cabana Pool Bar
119. Avelo
120. Xango
121. Arthur’s Restaurant
122. The Civic
123. Hana
124. Harry’s Steak House
125. Vintage Thai
126. Royale Fine Dining Banquet
127. Pizza Hot Wings
128. Sweat & Tonic
129. Windsor Arms Tea Room
130. The Living Room
131. Courtyard Café
132. Savoury
133. Osteria Porte Rosse by B2B
134. Muni Rabata Restaurant
135. Ultimate Kitchens Leslieville

Other Restaurants and locals that are well known and loved by Toronto residentes.

In your Google and Facebook campaigns you can include people who are interested in these locals:

• Buca e Sassafrás;
• La Societé,
• Bobbete and Belle
• Flo’s Dines
• Indie Pale House
• Blackbird Baking Breads
• Bunner’s
• Forno Cultura
• Sud Forno
• Bonjour Brioche
• Bonne Nouvelle
• Le Gourmand –
• Bang Bang

Shopping

People interested in Toronto’s best shopping malls are also a great audience that has the purchasing power to purchase their cleaning services

In your Google and Facebook campaigns you can include people who are interested in these locals:

• Yorkville Village ( considered the shopping of richs)
• Dufferin Maal
• Scarborough Town Centre
• YorkDale Shopping Centre
• The Path
• Sherway Gardens
• Fairview
• Atrium on Bay
• St Lawrence Market
• CF Toronto Eaton Centre
• Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit

Luxury Companies in Toronto

 Cars and others

Our focus is on people who have money.

In your Google and Facebook campaigns you can include people who are interested in these companies:

• Toronto Heli Tours
• Viator
• IflyTOTO
• Faraz – https://www.facebook.com/farazautosales – https://www.farazautosalesltd.ca/
• Canada Auto – https://canadauto.ca/
• Toronto Auto Brokers- https://www.torontoautobrokers.com/
• BELL AUTO – https://www.bellauto.ca/clp-used-luxury-cars-toronto-on
• World Fine Cars – https://www.worldfinecars.ca/
• Luxury Auto Group
• Humberview MotorSports – https://www.humberviewmotorsports.com/
• Bay Auto Zone – https://www.bayautozone.com/
• VFC Auto Group – https://www.vfcautogroup.ca/

Jewellery in Toronto –

People who have money to buy jewelry, have money to to pay for a weekly or monthly cleaning service.

In your Google and Facebook campaigns you can include people who are interested in these Companies

• Randor – https://randor.com/
• Evangelos – https://www.evangelosfinejewellery.com/
• Fortunes  – https://fortunes.com/
• Bluboho – https://www.bluboho.com/
• Salt – https://www.saltfinejewelry.com
• Toronto Fine Jewelry – https://torontofinejewelry.ca/
• Mejuri – https://mejuri.com/
• Edwards & Davies – https://edwardsanddavies.com/
• Mindham – https://mindham.com/
• Saati – https://www.saatifinejewellery.com/
• Birks – https://www.maisonbirks.com/
• Anne Sportun – https://www.annesportun.com/
• Penwarden – https://penwardenjewellery.com/
• Mani – https://manijewellers.com
• Griffin – https://griffinjewellery.com/
• Vanderbergs – https://vandenbergsjewellers.com/
• Hofland Diamonds – https://www.hoflanddiamonds.com/
• Elle Canada – https://www.ellecanada.com/
• Ritani – https://www.ritani.com/
• Graziella – https://www.graziellafinejewellery.com/
• Cynthia Findlay – https://www.cynthiafindlay.com/
• Santa Isla –
• Maison Raksha
• Jenny Bird
• Wild Moon Jewelry
• Armed Jewelry
• Erin Tracy
• Matsu
• Daniel Christian Tang
• Emily Gill –  https://emilygill.ca/
• Moissy – https://moissyfinejewellery.com/
• Serli & Siroan – https://www.serliandsiroan.com/
• Zephora – https://zephora.ca/
• Dupuis – https://dupuis.ca/
• FTJco – https://ftjco.com/
• Attic – https://atticgold.com/
• Jessica Jewelry – https://jessicajewellery.com/
• J Fine Diamonds- https://jfinediamonds.com/
• Jewellery Of Erin – https://jewelleryoferin.com/
• Royalt Jewelers – https://www.royaltjewelers.com/
• Kyra Fine Gold – https://www.kyrafinegold.com/
• Ecksand – https://www.ecksand.com/
• Lilliane’s Fine Jewellery – https://www.lillianesfinejewellery.com/
• Fine Jewellery By Colette – https://www.finejewellerybycolette.com/
• Luna & Co – https://www.lunandco.com/
• Majesty Diamonds – https://www.majestydiamonds.com/help/
• Northern Karate Schools- https://northernkarateschools.com/

Places for Childrens –

Places that parents take their children.

Knowing where these parents go with their children will make it easier for you to reach these people with your ad.

If those people have children, you must have mess and dirt at home. FACT!

A monthly or weekly cleaning service would be great for these fathers and mothers

In your Google and Facebook campaigns you can include people who are interested in these locals:

• Center Discovery Legoland – https://www.legolanddiscoverycentre.com/toronto/
• Centreville – Amusement Park  – https://www.centreisland.ca/centreville-amusement-park
• Toronto Zoo – https://www.torontozoo.com/
• Ontario Science Centre – https://www.ontariosciencecentre.ca/
• African Lion Safari – https://lionsafari.com/
• ROM – Royal Ontario Museum – https://www.rom.on.ca/en
• High Park Nature Centre – https://highparknaturecentre.com/
• Kortright Centre for COnservation – https://kortright.org/
• Wet’n Wild Toronto – https://www.wetnwildtoronto.com/
• Medieval Times- https://www.medievaltimes.com/
• Casa Loma – https://casaloma.ca/
• Theatres- http://www.mirvishproductions.com/
• Chudleigh’s – http://www.mirvishproductions.com/
• COnservation Halton – https://www.conservationhalton.ca/
• Innovative arts – https://www.innovativearts.com/
• Black Creek – https://blackcreek.ca/
• Reptilia – http://reptilia.org/
• Hockey Hall of Fame – http://www.hhof.com/
• Toronto Botanical Garden-  https://torontobotanicalgarden.ca/
• Avenue  Road Arts School – https://www.avenueroadartsschool.com/
• Eletric Moon – https://electricmoontheatre.com/
• Winged Canvas –
• Paw Patrol Live
• Peppa Pig Live Us
• Peppa Pig’s Adventure
• PJ Masks live
• 5 drive in Oakville
• 88 keys
• ABC Academy of music
• Active Kids Zone
• Aga Khan Museum
• Alliance Cineams – The Beach
• Alumnae Theatre
• Andrea Saposnik Studio
• Anime Shogatsu
• Art Gallery of Ontario
• Art of time Emsemble
• Art Toronto
• Art Works Art School
• Artbarn School
• ArtCave
• Artfully You
• Artistic Way
• Artists’ Play Dance
• Assembly Hall
• Avenue Road Arts School
• Band Aid School of Music
• Beats & Bars Music School
• Big Apple Circus
• Big Top Circus School
• Bob Abate Community Recreation Centre
• Bravo Academy for the Performing Arts
• Brick Assembly
• BrickFair LEGO Fan Expo
• BrickUniverse
• Broadway Arts Centre
• Buds and Blossoms – Happy Parents Happy Kids
• Bumbling Bert
• BurlOak Theatre Group
• Caffe Lena
• Camp Cowabunga Virtual Summer Camp
• Camp Ekon
• Camp Quinebarge- NH
• Camp Tamakwa
• Camp U of T
• Camp Wabikon
• Camp Wahanowin
• Camp Walden
• Camp White Pine
• Campbell House Museum
• Canada Learning Code
• Canadian Automotive Museum
• Canadian Contemporary Dance Theatre
• Canadian Opera Company
• Canadian Stage
• Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum
• Carassauga Festival Inc.
• Casa Loma
• Celebrate Toronto
• Charbonneau Dance Art Music for Kids
• Children’s Art Studio
• Children’s Arts Theatre School
• Chorus Music
• Christian Arts and Theatre
• Cineplex Cinemas Empress Walk
• Cineplex Cinemas Fairview Mall
• Cineplex Cinemas Queensway and VIP
• Cineplex Cinemas Varsity and VIP
• Cineplex Cinemas Yonge – Dundas and VIP
• Cineplex Cinemas Yonge – Eglinton and VIP
• Cineplex Cinemas Yorkdale
• Cineplex Odeon Eglinton Town Centre Cinemas
• Cineplex VIP Cinemas Don Mills
• Cirque du Soleil
• Colborne Lodge
• Community Folk Art Council Of Toronto
• Cookery
• Crafty Pots – Markham
• Crane Creations Theatre Company
• Creative Children’s Dance Centre
• Crock A Doodle Etobicoke
• Culinaria
• Cut Arts – Karl Johnson
• Cyber City Comix
• Dance Kids Canada
• Daniel Tiger’s Neighborhood LIVE
• Danse 1…2…3
• Dazzling Divas
• DeVoy Academy of Irish Dance
• Digital Media Academy
• Disney Junior Dance Party On Tour
• Disney Junior Holiday Party! On Tour
• Disney On Ice
• Downsview Park
• Downtown Yonge BIA
• DRAGONFLY DESIGNS
• Drawchange
• Electric Moon Theatre Company
• ERTH VISUAL & PHYSICAL INC.
• Erth’s Prehistoric Aquarium Adventure
• Etobicoke Suzuki Music
• Evergreen Brick Works
• Explore Center
• Explorer Hop
• Factory Theatre
• Famous People Players
• Famous Players Canada Square Cinemas
• FAN EXPO Canada
• Fieldstone School
• Filmmakers Ink
• Firefly Music Lessons
• Fit 4 Life Group
• For the Love of It Performing Arts Centre
• Freehand School of Art
• Garden Bros Circus
• Gardiner Museum
• Goh Ballet Bayview
• Gotta Dance
• Great Big Theatre Company
• Groove School of Dance
• GTA Photography
• Haliburton Sculpture Forest
• Harbourfront Centre
• Holiday Fair in the Square
• Hollywood Academy of Music and Arts
• HomeChef School
• Hot Docs Ted Rogers Cinema
• Illusionarium
• Imagine Arts Academy – Toronto
• Imagine Cinemas – Carlton Cinema
• Imagine Cinemas – Elgin Mills
• Imagine Cinemas – Promenade
• Imagine Cinemas – Woodbine Centre
• Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit
• In A Box Activities
• In the Mix – Toronto
• Innovative Arts – Sing Dance Act
• International Motorcycle Shows
• Into Fun
• iWRITE Non-Profit Organization
• Jason Hildebrand Creative Arts
• Joy of Dance Centre
• K.R.M. Children’s Entertainment Company
• Kettleby Valley Camp
• Kidnasium
• KIDZ BOP
• Kindermusik By Lora
• King Township Museum
• Le Dolci Toronto
• Leaside Dance School
• Lionel Collectors Club of America
• Little Fingers Music
• Little Jingle Beans
• Little Stars Dance Company
• Live Nation Entertainment
• Living Arts Centre
• Lofty Entertainment
• Lower Ossington Theatre (The LOT)
• Making Music Together
• Markham Museum
• Martha Hicks School of Ballet
• McMichael Canadian Art Collection
• Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament – Toronto
• Meridian Arts Centre
• Meridian Hall (formerly Sony Centre for the Performing Arts)
• Mike Gennaro Music
• Mike Pagnani, Music Instructor
• Miles Nadal JCC
• Mirvish Productions
• Moscow Ballet’s Great Russian Nutcracker
• Music Speaks, Music Therapy Services
• Musica Music School
• My Studio Party
• Myseum of Toronto
• Natalias Art School
• Nathaniel Rankin – Canadian Champion of Magic
• National Music Camp of Canada
• Neighbour Note
• Neighbour Note – Music School
• Neilson Park Creative Centre
• Nick Jr. Live!
• Nickelodeon Double Dare Live!
• Nights Of Lights Toronto
• Northern Lights
• Oak Learners – Etobicoke, ON
• Oak Tree Play Centre
• oaks ‘n acorns – Danforth
• oaks ‘n acorns – Junction
• OmniLYF
• Online After School Magic Club
• Ontario College of Music
• Ontario Place
• Ontario Pops Orchestra
• Ontario School of Ballet
• Ontario Science Center
• Oshawa Museum
• Outschool
• Ovation Performing Arts Academy
• Pan American Food & Music Festival
• Party Princesses
• Pegasus Dance Studios
• Picasso Painters
• Planet Fabulon
• Play Loft
• Pockets the Clown
• Port Union Winterfest
• President’s Choice Cooking School
• Princess Parties Toronto
• Prosserman JCC
• Queen Elizabeth Theatre
• Rainbow Songs
• Randolph Academy for the Performing Arts
• Randolph Theatre
• Red Tie Variety
• Redline Promotions
• Regent Park Film Festival
• Revue Cinema
• Richmond Hill Centre for the Performing Arts
• Ricoh Coliseum
• Riverdale Dance Studio
• Rockstar Music Central
• Roland & Romaine School of Dance
• Roncesvalles Polish Festival
• Roy Thomson Hall
• Royal Canadian International Circus
• Royal Ontario Museum
• Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer The Musical
• Safari Niagara
• Salute to Vienna Annual New Year’s Concert
• Scadding Court Community Centre
• Scattered Solutions
• School of Canadian Contemporary Dance Theatre (CCCDT)
• School of Toronto Dance Theatre
• Science North
• Scooby Live Tour
• Scotiabank Theatre Toronto
• Screen Engine/ASI
• Sesame Street Live
• Shakespeare in Action
• Sharon Lois and Bram
• Shen Yun Performing Arts
• Sing Along Tim & The Pacifiers
• Sing Music Studio
• Singer’s Edge
• SkyBlue Studio
• Smithsonian Museum Day
• Solar Stage
• Soulpepper Theatre Company
• St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts
• Stardust Drive-In Newmarket – Newmarket, ON
• Supernow Afterschool
• Sure Chef
• TAC Sports
• Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra
• TaiwanFest
• Talk to the Camera
• Tap Dance Centre
• Team T&J
• Textile Museum of Canada
• The Art in Science
• The Artful Child
• The Ballroom
• The BarryO Kidshow
• The Bentway
• The Chef Upstairs
• The Clay Room
• The Company Theatre
• The Cube School
• The Elgin and Winter Garden Theatre Centre
• The Goodtimes
• The Great Benjamins Circus
• The Institute For The Performing Arts
• The Laurie Berkner Band
• The Magic of Andrew Woo
• The Main Street Kids Club- a Mathstart Musical
• The Maker Bean Cafe
• The National Ballet of Canada
• The Nurtured Tree Wellness Space ft. Doterra Essential Oils
• The Oakville Centre
• The Pottery
• The Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery
• The Rock and Roll Playhouse
• The Royal Conservatory
• The S.P.A.C.E
• The School of Toronto Dance Theatre
• The Schwartz/Reisman Centre
• The Second City Toronto
• The Secret Sessions
• The Theatre Centre
• The Toronto Comic Book Show
• The Toronto Institute for the Enjoyment of Music – TIFEM
• The Vandenberg House
• This Way to Broadway
• TIFF
• Toronto 789 Yonge Street YMCA Centre
• Toronto Alexander Muir Gladstone YMCA Centre
• Toronto Artisan Market
• Toronto Arts Academy
• Toronto Arts Foundation
• Toronto Central Grosvenor Street YMCA Centre
• Toronto Chester YMCA Centre
• Toronto Cooper Koo Family Cherry St YMCA Centre
• Toronto Dewson YMCA Centre
• Toronto Dundas St. W. YMCA Centre
• Toronto Earl Grey Y Day Camp
• Toronto Early Cognition Lab – Learning Through Children
• Toronto Fern Avenue Y Day Camp
• Toronto Garlic Festival
• Toronto Indian Road YMCA Centre
• Toronto International Festival of Authors
• Toronto Island YMCA Day Camp
• Toronto John Street YMCA Centre
• Toronto KidsFest
• Toronto Mc Gregor YMCA Centre
• Toronto Music Camp
• Toronto Oktoberfest
• Toronto Outdoor Art Fair
• Toronto Queen Alexandra YMCA Day Camp
• Toronto Queen Street West YMCA Centre
• Toronto Queens Quay W. YMCA Centre
• Toronto Shaw Street YMCA Centre
• Toronto Shirley Street YMCA Centre
• Toronto St. Joseph YMCA Centre
• Toronto Symphony Orchestra
• Toronto Vanauley Street YMCA Centre
• Toronto West End College St. YMCA Centre
• Toronto William Burgess YMCA Centre
• Toronto Winona Dr. YMCA Day Camp
• Toronto Yonge Street North YMCA Centre
• Toronto Yonge Street South YMCA Centre
• Turning Pointe Academy of Dance
• TYT Theatre
• UniverSoul Circus
• Up With People Jr. Camp
• Varley Art Gallery
• Virtual Kids Magic Camp – Online
• VSTAR ENTERTAINMENT GROUP
• Wanda’s Creative Play
• Westfield Heritage Village
• WillowWood School
• Winona Camps For Boys
• WNED | WBFO
• WonderPhil Magic
• Written Out Loud
• Wyonegonic Camp For Girls
• Yaymaker (National)
• YMCA of Greater Toronto
• YMCA Sprott House – Walmer Road YMCA Centre
• Yonge-Dundas Square
• Young Centre
• Young People’s Theatre- Toronto

Private Schools –

If parents have money to pay, schools for their children, they have money to pay for a weekly or monthly cleaning service.

In your Google and Facebook campaigns you can include people who are interested in:

• Abelard School
• Avenue Road Arts School
• Blyth Academy
• Branksome Hall – Toronto, ON
• Central Montessori School
• Cestar High School
• Crescent School – Toronto
• Fieldstone School
• Hawthorn School
• Hudson College
• ICE Robotics
• Metropolitan Preparatory Academy
• Montcrest School
• Nile Academy
• North Hill Private School
• Oak Learners – Etobicoke, ON
• Overachievers Montessori School
• Richmond Hill Montessori and Elementary Private School
• Royal Crown Academic School
• Seneca Hill Private School
• Sidney Ledson Institute (SLI Online)
• Sunnybrook School
• The Giles School
• The Laurel School
• The Linden School
• The Prestige School
• The Rosedale Day School
• Town Centre Private Schools
• Upper Canada College
• Voice Intermediate School
• WillowWood School
• Woodbridge Montessori

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And the 10 neighborhoods that are considered the worst. Maybe you will find people to work for you:

1. West Hill
2. Parkwoods-Donalda
3. Westminster-Branson
4. Etobicoke Westmall
5. Rustic
6. Eglinton East
7. Kingsview Village-The Westway
8. Rockcliff-Smythe
9. Victoria Village
10. Black Creek

Neighborhoods well scored on education and safety issues:

• North Riverdale
• Mount Pleasant East
• Runnymede-Bloor West Village
• Lawrence Park North
• Danforth
• Yonge-St. Clair
• Rosedale-Moore Park
• Leaside-Bennington
• Playter Estates-Danforth
• Palmerston-Little Italy

Data from Facebook Insights:

Who are these people who are interested in Toronto’s best neighborhoods, best restaurants, best private schools?

Men? Women? How old are they? What are their positions? What are the most expensive and poorest neighborhoods? (for you to sell the service and for you to find people to work for you)

This information will be excellent for your campaigns.

This is what you will see now.

1- Yorkville

Yorkville is considered one of Toronto’s most expensive and best-attended neighborhoods, frequented even by Hollywood celebrities.

The people who are most interested are women, married and have college. But there are a very good number of singles that can help you to make a campaign only for singles (think about it).

An interesting number: there are about 100,000 to 150,000 people who are interested in this neighborhood. You can make a good campaign.

The age of this public is 25 to 50 years.

The most influential positions of these people are:

• – Arts, Entertainment, Sports and Media – 60% (very interesting)
• – Management – 44%
• – Business and Finance – 40%
• – I.T. technical services – 38% (very interesting)
• – Computing and mathematics – 38% (very interesting)
• – Health and Medical Services – 23%
• – Physical and social life sciences – 14%

These people who are interested in the best neighborhood in Toronto, which is Yorkville, have interests in these pages:

1. Toronto Guardian – https://www.facebook.com/TOGuardian/
   1. Winter/Summerlicious – https://www.facebook.com/LiciousTO/
   1. City of Toronto Culture – https://www.facebook.com/TOCulture/
   1. Nuit Blanche Toronto – https://www.facebook.com/nuitblancheTO/
   1. John Tory – https://www.facebook.com/johntoryTO/
   1. Style Democracy – https://www.facebook.com/StyleDemocracy/
   1. Toronto Public Library – https://www.facebook.com/torontopubliclibrary/
   1. Toronto Life – https://www.facebook.com/torontolife/
   1. YYZ Deals – Toronto Flight Deals – https://www.facebook.com/YYZdeals/
   1. Tavelzoo – https://www.facebook.com/TravelzooLATAM/?brand_redir=14074130141
   1. Old Toronto Series – https://www.facebook.com/oldtoronto/
   1. Vintage Toronto – https://www.facebook.com/VintageToronto/
   1. Cabana Waterproof Patio – https://www.facebook.com/CABANAPOOLBARTO/
   1. Toronto Human Society – https://www.facebook.com/TorontoHumaneSociety/
   1. AGO – Art Gallery Of Ontario – https://www.facebook.com/AGOToronto/
   1. Yorkdale Shopping Centre – https://www.facebook.com/Yorkdale/
   1. CF Toronto Eaton Centre – https://www.facebook.com/cftorontoeatoncentre/
   1. 18 – YMCA OF Greater Toronto – https://www.facebook.com/YMCAGTA/
   1. Olivia Chow – https://www.facebook.com/OliviaChowTO/
   1. ROM – Royal Ontario Museum – https://www.facebook.com/royalontariomuseum/
   1. Whole Foods Canada – https://www.facebook.com/WholeFoodsCanada/
   1. Mama Earth – https://www.facebook.com/mamaearthorganics/
   1. SkipTHeDishes – https://www.facebook.com/skipthedishes/
   1. Canadian National Exhibition- https://www.facebook.com/TheEx/
   1. Canada”s Wonderland – https://www.facebook.com/CanadasWonderland/
   1. Pride Toronto – https://www.facebook.com/PrideToronto/
   1. Porter Airlines – https://www.facebook.com/porterairlines/
   1. Tiff – https://www.facebook.com/TIFF/
   1. Indie88Toronto – https://www.facebook.com/Indie88Toronto/
   1. Live Nation Ontario – https://www.facebook.com/LiveNationOntario/
   1. CTV Toronto – https://www.facebook.com/ctvtoronto/
   1. CBC Toronto – https://www.facebook.com/CBCToronto/
   1. National Ballet – https://www.facebook.com/nationalballet/
   1. Sick Kids Fundation – https://www.facebook.com/sickkidsfoundation/

2- Yorkville and Toronto Raptors

In Toronto, there are a good number of people who are interested in Yorkville (which you just saw) and inside those people who are interested in Yorkville, one of the teams they like the most is Toronto Raptors.

See this data I interesting:

The first thing very interesting to know is that the number of women and men interested in the most expensive neighborhood of Toronto and one of their most loved teams is almost equally divided.

47% women and 53% men.

50% of this audience is married and very interesting is that there are also 33% of singles. A significant number.

72% of these people have college.

Now look how interesting.

In relation to positions and work, see in which these people identify and are more interested:

• 28% of this public is interested in ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES;
• 27% of this public is interested in SALES;
• 22% of this public is interested in MANAGEMENT;
• 18% of this public is interested in PRODUCTION;
• 15% of this public is interested in HEALTHCARE AND MEDICAL SERVICES;
• 15% of this public is interested in ART, ENTERTAINMENT, SPORTS AND MEDICAL SERVICES;

These people I have interest in Yorkville and also in Toronto Raptors has interest in these kinds of subjects:

1. Media = Toronto Guardian – https://www.facebook.com/TOGuardian/
2. Local Business = Winter/Summerlicious – https://www.facebook.com/LiciousTO/
3. Politician = John Tory – https://www.facebook.com/johntoryTO/
4. Politician = FordNation – https://www.facebook.com/FordNationDougFord/
5. Festival = Nuit Blanche Toronto – https://www.facebook.com/nuitblancheTO/
6. Community = Old Toronto Series – https://www.facebook.com/oldtoronto/
7. Community = Vintage Toronto – https://www.facebook.com/VintageToronto/
8. Library = Toronto Public Library – https://www.facebook.com/torontopubliclibrary/
9. Magazine = Toronto Life – https://www.facebook.com/torontolife/
10. Restaurant = Cabana Waterfront Patio – https://www.facebook.com/CABANAPOOLBARTO/
11. Shopping Mall = Yorkdale Shopping Centre – https://www.facebook.com/Yorkdale/
12. CF Toronto Eaton Centre – https://www.facebook.com/cftorontoeatoncentre/
13. Local & Travel Website = YYZ Deals  – Toronto Flight Deals & Travel Specials – https://www.facebook.com/YYZdeals/
14. Local & Travel Website = Travelzoo – https://www.facebook.com/TravelzooLATAM/?brand_redir=14074130141
15. Child Care Service = YMCA of Greater Toronto – https://www.facebook.com/YMCAGTA/
16. Nonprofit Organization = Toronto Humane Society – https://www.facebook.com/TorontoHumaneSociety/
17. Amusement & Theme Park = Canadian National Exhibition  – https://www.facebook.com/TheEx/
18. Amusement & Theme Park =  Canada’s Wonderland – https://www.facebook.com/CanadasWonderland/
19. Art Gallery = AGO – Art Gallery of Ontario – https://www.facebook.com/AGOToronto/
20. History Museum = Royal Ontario Museum – https://www.facebook.com/royalontariomuseum/
21. Stadium, Arena & Sports Venue   =  Scotiabank Arena – https://www.facebook.com/ScotiabankArena/
22. Arts & Entertainment = Indie88Toronto – https://www.facebook.com/Indie88Toronto/
23. Arts & Entertainment = Live Nation Ontario – https://www.facebook.com/LiveNationOntario/
24. Food Delivery Service = Mama Earth Organics – https://www.facebook.com/mamaearthorganics/
25.  Food Delivery Service = SkipTheDishes – https://www.facebook.com/skipthedishes/
26. Movie Theater = TIFF – https://www.facebook.com/TIFF/
27. Airline Company = Porter Airlines – https://www.facebook.com/porterairlines/
28. News & Media Website = NOW Magazine – https://www.facebook.com/nowmagazine/
29. News & Media Website =  blogTO – https://www.facebook.com/blogto/
30. News & Media Website =  Canadawide event – https://www.facebook.com/CanadawideEvent/
31. News & Media Website =  CityNews Toronto – https://www.facebook.com/citynewstoronto/
32. News & Media Website = The Globe and Mail – https://www.facebook.com/theglobeandmail/
33. Charity Organization = SickKids Foundation = https://www.facebook.com/sickkidsfoundation/
34. Broadcasting & Media Production Company = CTV Toronto – https://www.facebook.com/ctvtoronto/
35. Broadcasting & Media Production Company  = CBC Toronto – https://www.facebook.com/CBCToronto/
36. Broadcasting & Media Production Company = 680 NEWS – https://www.facebook.com/680News/
37. Aquarium = Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada – https://www.facebook.com/RipleysAquariumCanada/
38. TV Show = Breakfast Television Toronto – https://www.facebook.com/BTtoronto/
39. Tourist Information Center = Destination Toronto – https://www.facebook.com/destinationtoronto/
40. Tourist Information Center = Explorers’ Edge – https://www.facebook.com/ExplorersEdge/
41. Newspaper = The Toronto Star – https://www.facebook.com/torontostar/
42. Radio Station = KiSS 92.5 – https://www.facebook.com/Kiss925/
43. Radio Station = Z103.5 – https://www.facebook.com/Z103.5/
44. Airport = Toronto Pearson International Airport – https://www.facebook.com/torontopearson/
45. Retail Company = Holt Renfrew – https://www.facebook.com/HoltRenfrew/
46. Retail Company = The Sample Sale Guys – https://www.facebook.com/TheSampleSaleGuys/
47. Retail Company = Indigo, Chapters and Coles – https://www.facebook.com/ChaptersIndigo/
48. Retail Company = Best Buy – https://www.facebook.com/bestbuy/
49. Sports Team = Toronto FC – https://www.facebook.com/torontofc/
50. Sports Team = Toronto Raptors – https://www.facebook.com/TorontoRaptors/
51. Sports Team = Toronto Maple Leafs – https://www.facebook.com/torontomapleleafs/
52. Sports Team = Toronto Blue Jays – https://www.facebook.com/BlueJays/
53. Emergency Roadside Service = CAA South Central Ontario – https://www.facebook.com/CAASouthCentralON/
54. Media/News Company = Daily Hive Toronto – https://www.facebook.com/dailyhivetoronto/
55. Media/News Company = CP24 Toronto’s Breaking News – https://www.facebook.com/CP24Toronto/
56. Media/News Company = Streets Of Toronto – https://www.facebook.com/StreetsOfToronto/
57. Media/News Company= Global Toronto – https://www.facebook.com/GlobalToronto/
58. Wine, Beer & Spirits Store = LCBO – https://www.facebook.com/LCBO/
59. Travel Company = Destination Ontario – https://www.facebook.com/OntarioTravel/
60. Department Store = Hudson’s Bay – https://www.facebook.com/hudsonsbay/
61. Gym/Physical Fitness Center = GoodLife Fitness – https://www.facebook.com/goodlifefitness/
62. Telecommunication Company = Freedom Mobile – https://www.facebook.com/frdmmobile/
63. Telecommunication Company =  Bell Canada – https://www.facebook.com/BellCanada/
64. Telecommunication Company = Rogers – https://www.facebook.com/Rogers/
65. Telecommunication Company = Fido – https://www.facebook.com/fidomobile/
66. Zoo = The Toronto Zoo  – https://www.facebook.com/TheTorontoZoo/
67. Product/Service = Uber – https://www.facebook.com/uberbr/?brand_redir=120945717945722
68. Product/Service =  American Express – https://www.facebook.com/AmericanExpressBrasil/?brand_redir=6185812851
69. Product/Service = Intel – https://www.facebook.com/Intel/
70. Product/Service = M·A·C Cosmetics – https://www.facebook.com/MACcosmeticsBR/?brand_redir=218718299009437

• Product/Service = Nike Canada – https://www.facebook.com/CanadaNike/
• Product/Service = adidas – https://www.facebook.com/adidasBR/?brand_redir=404969166353
• Furniture Store  = Artemano – https://www.facebook.com/ArtemanoDecor/
• Clothing (Brand) = Uniqlo Canada – https://www.facebook.com/UniqloCanada/
• Clothing (Brand) = Levi’s –  https://www.facebook.com/Levis.Brasil/?brand_redir=95181800661
• Clothing (Brand) = H&M – https://www.facebook.com/hm/?brand_redir=1500573333514248
• Clothing (Brand) = Roots – https://www.facebook.com/roots/
• Clothing (Brand) = Victoria’s –  https://www.facebook.com/victoriassecret/
• Clothing (Brand) = Secret – https://www.facebook.com/joefresh/
• Clothing (Brand) = Joe Fresh – https://www.facebook.com/joefresh/
• Jewelry/Watches = Pandora – https://www.facebook.com/PandoraBrasilOficial/?brand_redir=1742479332689698
• Cars = BMW Canada – https://www.facebook.com/BMW.Canada/
• Company = Scene – https://www.facebook.com/SCENE/
• Automotive Dealership = Canada Drives – https://www.facebook.com/canadadrives/
• Financial Service = TD – https://www.facebook.com/TDBankGroup/?brand_redir=6695079125
• Financial Service = CIBC – https://www.facebook.com/CIBC/
• Financial Service  = RBC – https://www.facebook.com/rbc/
• Publisher = Marvel – https://www.facebook.com/MarvelBR/?brand_redir=6883542487
• Health/Beauty= SEPHORA – https://www.facebook.com/sephorabrasil/?brand_redir=16453004404
• Health/Beauty= Shoppers Drug Mart –  https://www.facebook.com/shoppersdrugmart/
• Entertainment Website= HISTORY – https://www.facebook.com/CanalHISTORY/?brand_redir=8429246183
• Camera/Photo= Canon Canada – https://www.facebook.com/CanonCanada/
• Pizza Place = Pizza Hut – https://www.facebook.com/PizzaHut/?brand_redir=6053772414
• Electronics Company = Samsung – https://www.facebook.com/SamsungBrasil/?brand_redir=7224956785
• Brand = Ferrero Rocher – https://www.facebook.com/FerreroRocherBR/?brand_redir=9057793150
• School= University of Toronto – https://www.facebook.com/universitytoronto/

It is very interesting for the cleaning service, see this:

Ontario seems a great place because it is where most of these people are, in this case, who are interested in Yorkville and Toronto Raptors.

Most of these people use mobile and desktop devices (that’s for their campaigns)

• 56% of these people who are interested in Yorkville and are interested in Toronto Raptors use IPhone and 35% use Android.

Look:

Now look how interesting this research I did about people who have interest in Toronto, are in relationship and have interest in the richest neighborhood that is Yorkville.

58% are women and 42% are men (it is quite balanced)

The people of Toronto and who are interested in the most expensive neighborhood that is Yorkville really have interests in common as well:

• Yorkdale Shopping Centre (Shopping);
• Royal Ontario Musem (Museum);
• Winter summerlicious (summer event);
• Toronto Guardian (Newspaper)
• Toronto Life (life and entertainment in Toronto)

Look how interesting: Most of these people live in Ontario.

Here, with this data, you already find new results.

People who have college, are interested in the best neighborhood that is Yorkville and has college, have a high percentage of seeing their ads in notebooks as in cell phones.

• 52% – Desktop e Mobile
• 46% – Only mobile.
• 65% – IPHONE.
• 29% – Android

These people are also very interested in:

• The Guardian; https://www.facebook.com/TOGuardian/
• Doors open Toronto: https://www.facebook.com/doorsopenTO/
• Nuit Blanche Toronto; https://www.facebook.com/nuitblancheTO/
• Bestival Toronto; https://www.facebook.com/BestivalToronto/
• Pride Toronto;  https://www.facebook.com/PrideToronto/

New data for you.

Yorkville, married

• 77% are Woman
• 23% are men

After all, what is interesting in this data?

In all the surveys on Facebook Insights, I realized that most people in Toronto really like companies and events like that:

• Toronto Guardian;
• Toronto Public Library;
• John Tory;
• Toronto Life;
• ROM – Royal Ontario Museum;
• The Toronto Zoo;
• Winter Summerlicious

Now, you will see some information about companies that perform cleaning services.

I have searched companies and started to analyze how these companies act in the market.

1. Mopify – https://mopify.com/
2. Custom Maids – https://www.custommaidstoronto.com/
3. YMCSL – https://www.ymcsl.com/
4. Zen Cleaning – https://www.zencleaning.ca/
5. Aspen Clean – https://www.aspenclean.com
6. Clean My Space – https://cleanmyspace.ca/
7. Maid In To – https://maidinto.ca/
8. No More Chores – https://www.nomorechores.com/
9. Moly Maid – https://mollymaid.ca/
10. Maid STR – https://maidstr.com/
11. Stratus Clean – https://www.stratusclean.com/
12. Ergo Clean – https://www.ergoclean.ca/
13. Akkadian Services – https://akkadianservices.com/
14. Matlok Services – https://torontoprofessionalcleaning.ca/
15. Elite House Keeping – https://www.elitehousekeeping.ca/
16. Just CLean It – http://www.justcleanit.ca/
17. Handy – https://www.handy.com/services/home-cleaning/toronto
18. Madam Clean – https://www.madamclean.ca/
19. Lustre Services – https://www.lustreservices.com/
20. Good Karma – https://www.torontoecocleaning.com/
21. GTA – https://www.gtamegacleaning.com/
22. Mac- Klean – http://mac-klean.com/
23. Stratus Clean – https://www.stratusclean.com/
24. Enjoy – https://www.enjoyhousecleaning.com/
25. Cleaning Services – https://www.cleaningservicestorontopro.ca/
26. Jan Pro – https://www.jan-pro.ca/location/toronto-east/
27. MErry Maids – https://merrymaidstoronto.ca/
28. RBC Clean – https://www.rbcclean.com/services/emergency-services/
29. Hirea Maid – https://hireamaid.ca/
30. Master Maid – https://mastermaid.ca/move-in-and-move-out-cleaning-service-toronto/
31. Dhyana – http://www.dhyanacleaning.com/
32. Lux Clean – https://www.luxclean.net/
33. EcoPure – https://ecopurecleaners.com/
34. Service Master – https://servicemasteroakville.com/
35. CleanSpace- https://www.cleanspaceco.com/
36. The Cleaning company – https://thecleaningcompany.ca/
37. VP Cleaning Services – http://vpcleaningservices.com/
38. Clear Cause – https://www.clearcausecleaners.ca/
39. Dry Cleaner – https://drycleanerstoronto.com/
40. My CLeaners online – https://www.mycleanersonline.com/
41. Husky intelligence – https://huskyintelligence.com/

Continua na pagina 4 do google nas buscas – https://www.google.com/search?q=service+clean+in+toronto&sxsrf=ALeKk02Fpip-DjLTXOgOXDxLnmiGqx0lLw:1611589052157&ei=vOUOYP6NCeXG5OUP-IqKoAw&start=40&sa=N&ved=2ahUKEwj-2-iHtbfuAhVlI7kGHXiFAsQ4HhDy0wN6BAgBED4&biw=1350&bih=606

Let’s continue the work.

I can get much more information.

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Starting with the biggest one, we have Toronto city. Analyzing the market there, we find that this city is diverse, not only culturally speaking but also monetary speaking. Reports suggest that household incomes are lower than other places in GTA. I believe that the job pay is the same but aggressive prices on rent make their income way lower than in other areas.

From their sources, the average household income is $60k, which is the lowest in all the GTA region. Analyzing why we find that this city has lots of immigrants. It’s the favorite city for anyone looking to go to Canada. In my opinion, aggressive prices and immigration is the recipe for the result for the lowest income. Even if they have great companies there and a lot of cultures.

Economically speaking, Toronto seems the worse place. Even if they have the wealthiest people in GTA, the less affluent people outnumber them by a good margin. Making things even worse, analyzing the competitors we find this:

Great Toronto Area (GTA) market analysis

Canada is a great place: it’s multicultural, has lot’s of industries and a booming economy if you know where to look. Toronto is divided into 5 regions, which are Toronto, Durham Region, Halton Region, Peel Region and York Region. They are all geographically close between them, but they have some key factors that differentiates them. The next table shows every province/division’s population, population growth, projection, household income, and the minutes it takes to get to the airport from there.

 

The population data was retrieved from the Statistics Canada, 2016 Census of Population, including the population’s growth between 2011 and 2016; the household income data was obtained from pages of every region; the time to the airport was calculated by using Google Maps.

		Population			Household Income	Minutes to Airport
	Province/division	Population (2016)	%Growth (2011-2016)	Projection (2021)
GTA	Ontario	5,928,040	6.18%	6,294,393	­-	10-30
Toronto	Toronto	2,731,571	4.50%	2,854,492	98174$- 60000$	40
Durham Region	City of Oshawa	159,458	6.20%	169,344	$56,000	>60
	Town of Whitby	128,377	6.20%	136,336	$80,000	40
	Town of Ajax	119,677	6.20%	127,097	$75,700	<40
	Municipality of Clarington	92,013	6.20%	97,718	$71,500	<40
	City of Pickering	91,771	6.20%	97,461	$77,000	>40
	Township of Scugog	21,617	6.20%	22,957	$74,800	>40
	Township of Uxbridge	21,176	6.20%	22,489	$77,500	>40
	Township of Brock	11,642	6.20%	12,364	$60,600	>40
Halton Region	Burlington	183,314	4.30%	191,197	$93,588	32
	Halton Hills	61,161	3.60%	63,363	$100,564	29
	Milton	110,128	10%	121,141	$84,143	27
	Oakville	193,832	6.20%	205,850	$118, 671	28
Peel Region	Brampton	593,638	13%	670,811	$84,188	20
	Caledon	66,502	10%	73,152	$96,428	­-
	Mississauga	721,599	1%	728,815	$105,462	20
York Region	Aurora	55,445	7.50%	59,603	$106,708	>
	East Gwillimbury	23,991	7.50%	25,790	$104,716	>
	Georgina	45,418	7.50%	48,824	$81,695	>
	King	24,512	7.50%	26,350	$118,309	>
	Markham	328,966	7.50%	353,638	$89,028	30
	Newmarket	84,224	7.50%	90,541	$95,589	>
	Richmond Hill	195,022	7.50%	209,649	$88,353	36
	Vaughan	306,233	7.50%	329,200	$105,351	33
	Whitchurch-Stouffville	45,837	7.50%	49,275	$102,997	­-

• The regions in italic font are the ones I don’t like because of lack of people and/or low household income. The green colored regions are the ones I prefer, I will discuss why in the present analysis.

In my opinion, Canada has better numbers than the projection I calculated, but the Covid-19 pandemic may have affected this data. For that reason, I recommend taking everything from here with a grain of salt. I’m confident of what I’m saying, but the free market is sometimes a beast that few people know how it works. When asking for pricing, I selected 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom. Your average price for that service at Dallas Maids is $100 US ($126 CAD). Every price below this will be presented in CAD.

Every city report will be divided by: 1)  average household income; 2) analysis; and 3) competition.

Competition will be studied by the first top 3 results of searching the name of the city and the words ‘cleaning service’. For example, Toronto would be ‘Toronto Cleaning Service’. I will look at the top websites and arrange the information with what I know of SEO in mind. We can start by looking at the city of Toronto.

TORONTO

Starting with the biggest one, we have Toronto city. Analyzing the market there, we find that this city is diverse, not only culturally speaking but also monetary speaking. Reports suggest that household incomes are lower than other places in GTA. I believe that the job pay is the same but aggressive prices on rent make their income way lower than in other areas.

From their sources, the average household income is $60k, which is the lowest in all the GTA region. Analyzing why we find that this city has lots of immigrants. It’s the favorite city for anyone looking to go to Canada. In my opinion, aggressive prices and immigration is the recipe for the result for the lowest income. Even if they have great companies there and a lot of cultures.

Economically speaking, Toronto seems the worse place. Even if they have the wealthiest people in GTA, the less affluent people outnumber them by a good margin. Making things even worse, analyzing the competitors we find this:

BRAMPTON

This is like a smaller version of Mississauga. The one big issue here is that a majority of their residents may be more cost concious, thus not open to purchasing premium house cleaning serices. Mississauga is curtrually diverse. My opinion on this subject is scarce, I would recommend running a market analysis if you want Brampton.

Franchises seem to be the top results for Brampton.

Top 3 search result:

1st: Molly Maids

The hourly rate is $110+HST/hr for a team of two.

2nd: Merry Maid again.

3rd:

https://www.kijiji.ca/b-cleaners-cleaning-service/mississauga-peel-region/cleaning-lady-brampton/k0c160l1700276

This is an IT service, not a cleaning company. It posts cleaning girls and you hire them by the hour. $20 the hour.

 

Superior Maids: Bad Website. Doesn’t provide a quote and they use google forms for their company. It will cost $113 to clean your apartment at a bi-weekly rate.

Eh Maids: Solid Webpage

Happy Maids have reviews but it doesn’t have a web page.

Brampton seems to not have a solid SEO background for their cleaning services.

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