The Porch Visit
- One weekly visit of about an hour
- Best for company and a small errand run
- Saves $8 a month against the hourly rate
- Extra hours at $30
- Unused hours roll over 30 days
Pricing
No estimates you have to call for. No contracts, no minimum commitment, no registration fee. One hour minimum per visit, billed in 15-minute increments after that.
Pay as you go. Book one visit or twenty — the rate never changes, and it doesn’t matter what we do while we’re there.
One-hour minimum per visit, then billed in 15-minute increments. Effective 2026.
Mix and match inside a single visit. Groceries and a load of laundry and twenty minutes getting the tablet working again is still just one hour at one rate.
We chose a flat rate on purpose. Tiered pricing means somebody has to decide which category your afternoon fell into, and that somebody is always the one sending the bill.
Monthly packages
Regular clients get a discount and a standing time slot with the same familiar helper. Cancel or change any month with 14 days’ notice.
Need more than 16 hours a month, or help split between two households? Call us — we’ll build it and quote it plainly.
The fine print, up front
Everything that could ever appear on your invoice is listed here. Nothing else will.
| Errand mileageMiles we drive on your behalf | Included within 15 milesthen $0.70 per mile |
|---|---|
| Evenings & SaturdaysAfter 6 pm, and Saturday visits | + $8per hour |
| Sundays & holidaysBy arrangement, when available | + $15per hour |
| Same-day requestBooked with under 24 hours’ notice | + $20flat |
| Late cancellationCancelled with under 24 hours’ notice | $25flat |
| Purchases made for youGroceries, prescriptions, supplies | At costno markup, receipt every time |
Paying for it
Free consultation
At the kitchen table, at a time that suits you. Bring family, on speaker or in person.
No deposit, no registration fee, no obligation, no follow-up sales calls.
You keep a one-page plan with tasks, hours, and the exact monthly cost.
The free visit ends with a real plan and a real price — not a brochure.