Believe it or not, the holidays are right around the corner. Make your life easier by scheduling a professional home cleaning with Well-Paid Maids.

Whether you want a deep cleaning before hosting guests or a post-party refresh, Well-Paid Maids has you covered. There’s a reason the cleaning service has more than 400 positive reviews across its locations.


Virginia Hurricanes Basketball is offering a Friday night youth basketball training program in October-December 2024 for girls and boys in grades K through 5.

AGENDA: Players will have a fun-filled experience working on individual basketball skills and learning the rules and concepts of the game. Sessions will consist of a 30 minutes skills session followed by 30 minutes of controlled game play.


As a parent, keeping your home clean can feel like a never-ending task — but that’s where Well-Paid Maids can help. Leaning on Well-Paid Maids can save you time and create a healthier environment for your family.

The living-wage cleaning company is known for paying cleaners, who are W-2 employees, at least $26 an hour and providing benefits, like health insurance and 24 days of paid time off each year.


You might be familiar with Well-Paid Maids. The living-wage cleaning company stands out in a notoriously dirty industry because it pays cleaners at least $26 an hour. Plus, they have access to benefits, like insurance, 24 days of PTO and more.

But another differentiator that sometimes flies under the radar is the company’s commitment to providing top-notch customer service.


Aaron Seyedian started Well-Paid Maids in the D.C. area in 2017. Learn what inspired Aaron, his proudest accomplishments and more.

I wanted to get involved in the Fight for $15 minimum wage campaign. I saw business lobbyists claiming it would hurt businesses. I thought that running an explicitly living-wage business as a living case study could be useful to the movement.


Have Fun while practicing Adult Self Defense Martial Art Karate from our 73-year old, 9th Degree Karate Master with over 45 years of teaching experience. Our students’ average age is 45+. There are a few teens in class, but folks in their 50s and 60s far outnumber them. You will enjoy watching the teens struggle to keep up with the old folks!

We’re different from your average karate school because:


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