Proudly serving Alexandria, Arlington, Fairfax County, Fort Washington, Oxon Hill, and surrounding DMV communities.

At JEMS Cleaning Services, we are proud to provide dependable, high-quality residential cleaning services throughout Alexandria and the surrounding Northern Virginia communities. As a family-owned company, our mission is simple: deliver exceptional cleaning results and outstanding customer service to every home we serve.

We know life gets busy. That’s why our professional, experienced team is dedicated to handling the dirty work, leaving your space spotless, healthy, and welcoming.

Extra Information About Areas We Serve

Arlington, Virginia

Arlington is the smallest self-governing county in the United States, covering only about 26 square miles. However, because it’s packed with high-rise communities, bustling commercial centers, and beautiful neighborhoods, it ranks among the most densely populated counties in the nation.

Alexandria, Virginia

Old Town Alexandria is home to the famous Hollensbury Spite House on Queen Street. Built in 1830 by John Hollensbury to keep people and wagons out of his alleyway, it is just 7 feet wide, 25 feet deep, and roughly 325 square feet in total.

District of Columbia

Washington, D.C. is a fascinating place. Beyond the famous monuments and political headlines, the District has a ton of strange quirks, hidden history, and unique layout designs that even some locals don’t know about.

Fairfax County

With roughly 1.2 million residents, if Fairfax County were an independent city, it would rank as the 10th largest city in the United States—making it larger than major cities like San Francisco, Seattle, Boston, or Atlanta!

Oxon Hill, Maryland

Oxon Hill, Maryland, has a rich and surprisingly diverse history that spans from colonial-era politics to modern, world-class entertainment hubs.

Fort Washington, Maryland

The community takes its name from Fort Washington Park which holds a unique place in American military history. For decades, it stood as the only permanent fortification built to defend the nation’s capital from a naval attack along the Potomac River.