The coast is home.
The care is personal.

Hi, I’m Angela.

I notice the small things.

When you welcome someone into your home, it helps to know who you’re opening the door to.

I’m Angela, a mother of two and the owner of Sanderling Cleaning Company.

My path to starting this business included raising children, working physically demanding jobs and returning to school as an adult. I earned my GED at 30 and my associate degree at 35. There were difficult chapters and plenty of days when moving forward took everything I had. I kept going because I wanted to build a good life for my family and do work that mattered to me.

Starting Sanderling was a decision to put that determination into a local house cleaning company where I could work hard, care for people and take pride in the results.

My connection to cleaning started long before that.

As a little girl, I cooked and cleaned beside my grandmother. Later, I loved getting the house ready before my dad came home. With the kitchen and floors clean, we could sit down to dinner and enjoy the evening. I remember how comfortable it felt to be there together.

I also know the other side of it. Working a long shift, taking care of children and looking around at chores you have every intention of doing, but no energy left to do them.

I carry both experiences into my work.

I enjoy the details: the dust collected along an edge, the glass that needs another look, the little spot tucked into a crease. My food service experience and formal training in sanitation and workplace safety also inform how I approach the work.

And I listen. When we walk through your home, I want to know what matters to you, what needs extra attention and which spaces you’d prefer we leave alone. I’ll want to learn your pets’ names, too.

Sanderling is named after the little shorebirds that made my daughter smile. They connect this business to our family and the Florida coast where I grew up.

What I hope to give you is a home that feels refreshed and comfortable, and some time you can call your own. Time for your family, an afternoon out or a puzzle at the kitchen table.

You’re trusting me with a part of your everyday life. I take that seriously, and I’m happy to help.

Less Chores • More Shores.