House Cleaners in San Francisco, CA

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Claudia (650) 315-9316

Dude, Claudia was awesome. But she bailed last weekend because her "car was broken" now she's not responding. She's cut...

Flarida 831-713-8157 she always does an amazing job at my apt and I know Higate has been using her for a while now too.

Gabriella Oso she gets down and dirty with some dishes

Reserve a picnic space next to the lake at Del Valle Park in Livermore, rent some nice accessories like an arbor, chairs and a few heat lamps, get a caterer and spend the rest on booze.

What kind of facilities do they want? Generally renting a hall is super expensive but outdoor places tend to be pretty cheap. Also, word of advice, when calling venues that do multiple types of events, say you want a price quote for a family reunion not a wedding. When event people hear wedding they see $$$$$$ and will up their price for the exact same services. If you ask about a price quote for a family reunion you will have much better leverage in cost negotiations because you have a better idea of the "true" price of the event venue without the added wedding tax.

I was taking a look at the Berkeley Alumni house wedding venue rooms as a cheap option when I was looking for venues 2 years ago.

A friend rented out a big victorian off highway 1 that had property that went to the ocean bluff. She just put some chairs out there. Probably could find a nice place like that on airbnb.

Oak Hill Park in Danville was reasonable and beautiful. The community center is really nice with a commercial kitchen attached.

I got married at the Newark Community Center a long time ago. Ceremony out on the patio, reception in the hall. It worked out well but I don't know how much hiring a caterer would be, my family made the food, floral arrangements, etc. Think simple for food, a light buffet or just appetizers, to keep costs way down.

Rockefeller lodge in San pablo. Cost me around 5 k for 110 people. Catering, venue, set up rear down, appetizer, no alcoholic refreshments, and a guy behind the bar to pour the wine I brought.

Try Trocadero Club House in Stern Grove - rented 1 yr in adavance from SF Rec & Park. http://sfrecpark.org/permits-and-reservations/indoor-facilities/stern-grove-clubhouse-trocadero/

[Saratoga Springs](http://saratoga-springs.com/) You can bring in your own outside caterer.

We DIY'd our wedding; it was about 20K for 150 people. Venue rental was 5K (meeting hall inside a tourist campground, trailers in the parking lot lolz), food was catered from a few local restaurants that we liked (friends helped pick it up) around 5K, drinks were from Costco (100 bottles of prosecco, 30 bottles of Moet, 50 bottles of wine, 2 cases of Kirkland light baby) around 4K. Other stuff we had to pay for/buy: table cloth (what are you going to do with 20 giant table cloths?), all decorations, silhouette stencil (shines on the ground to give it a shadow with our last names on it), table decorations, shuttle service from metro the venue, disposable utensils, serving tools, DJ, photobooth, photog, etc which cost the remainder 6K. Our wedding was not in the Bay Area but I listed the breakdown of costs above for ya. Sample room pics https://i.imgur.com/GZXDpxw.jpg https://i.imgur.com/a7iVOXT.jpg https://i.imgur.com/8IoZscY.jpg https://i.imgur.com/4Z0EBQ8.jpg

from what i remember ... the fremont senior center was cheap. and the fremont veterans center was too. japanese gardens in hayward. lake elizabeth.

Argh, I’m getting married next month...and our budget was 20 k for 120 people, blew up to 40 k ...if it help some venue around the Bay Area have packages that covers everything, not sure how flexible the couple will be increasing there budget, but the venue will take payments ...if not like someone mention already $7 k will require a lot of DIY

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ainsley house in campbell.

ainsley house in campbell.

St. Anne of the Sunset near 9 th and Irving in SF. PM me if you want the person's info, it's around $1,600 for the fee and insurance for a hall that seats 100\+ people. All the parking in the world, too. Also, there's a great cake place a few blocks away that'll deliver the cake there for $50 on top of the cake cost. The cake was around $300 and was delicious!

That's not a budget to feed 100 people.... Maybe cut that expectation out and it will be a LOT easier. Maybe get a self pay food truck?

Your best bet is a community center. Best of luck as that's an incredibly tight budget.

Try taking a look at the peerspace listings: https://www.peerspace.com/s/san-francisco/?a=wedding Airbnb is another good option. Word of advice from an event / catering manager who has coordinated events here for many years - don’t just choose an outdoor venue because it seems cheaper than a hotel or hall. There are many reasons they are cheaper. For example, you might have to rent all tables, chairs and linen at an outdoor venue where most hotels/halls already have these. The rental order at venues that aren’t already equipped can be several thousands of dollars and can include both front of house and back of house catering needs. Oh there’s no kitchen at this venue? Then the caterer needs a tent, 5 tables, a 6 burner stove, a convection oven, screens to block them off for the rest of the party, equipment for the bussing station, etc. For weddings with a tighter budget I always recommend the couple hire a “month of” planner. I’m constantly helping friends double check their wedding plans and people forget or don’t think of some really vital things that a venue or catering coordinator would never miss. Good example - helping a friend with a wedding and the things they forgot were ice (you need like 100+ lbs of ice and someone to deliver it!), all service equipment, trash bins, bags, gloves, staff (Who’s going to set up all the rentals? Maybe you have friends willing to help with set up, but will they be sober enough to break down?) For the budget you mentioned, the caterer will most likely be drop off or limited service and will definitely not come with full service staff for setup and breakdown.

Tilden Park in Berkeley has some lovely buildings. They should check out the Brazilian Room! My husband and I were married there and all in our wedding cost about $8 k.

I spent 2 k and got married with just two witnesses at City Hall and then walked to lunch at Absinthe. Weddings be expensive yo.

She's not going to hit anywhere under 5 k for 100 people in the Bay Area without some SERIOUS DIY. Like, DIY all your food and DIY all your booze. Most venues cost $2500 and up just for the rental. Best bet: Rent a park, do BBQ or potluck, get food trucks and byob from costco. source: had 10 k wedding budget for 70 people, spent 20 k.

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i've used https://www.homejoy.com/ before and they were pretty good/ easy to work with.

Vache Shirikian cleans a mean house...

We used exec cleaners when we had to move out and they did a really good job: iamexec.com

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We use Christies Green Cleaning. Nontoxic products, licensed & insured.

Yes! Marsha Nakamura is a green house cleaner who is completely trustworthy and very kind. Her number is: +1 (831) 345-2704

Yes! Lena Veglia is totally trustworthy, wonderful and sweet. She uses green cleaning products, too. She is also a pet-sitter--great with animals! 831-251-0755

I have a great one! Lilian Bella Ribeiro 650-834-6777

just use https://www.twitter.com/magic to book one; I used them once and the people were good

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Derek, we use Handy.com and they're really fast, really clean, and it feels safe!

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just drop https://www.twitter.com/helloalfred a line. They will take care of everything. (They even get my groceries dropped off every week)

Ileana's housecleaning- ileanashousekeepingservice@yahoo.com

Homejoy.com is pretty solid!

415- 359-5597 Elizabeth Anne Nielsen has a practice in SF. She is an MFT and SEP - specializing in working with trauma. Would recommend her highly!

Isalia Gonzales is awesome. She works for herself and was referred to me by David Yadegar. His parents have used her for years. Her number is in my phone, which I just left at my new house so I'll post it later.

Call Deanna Hains - she is the CEO of ZEN Home Cleaning, she has offices in New York and San Francisco. She uses all natural products - tell her I sent you!

I've used several (I'm ridiculously picky) and like both Homejoy and Handybook because of their online capabilities and Handybook has an Amazon Local deal right now: http://local.amazon.com/san-francisco/B00JS9IE1G

Greg Burger always makes our house sparkle.