Service area · Dunstable, MA
Dunstable is a small, rural town on the New Hampshire line, reached from Lowell through Tyngsborough. Out here, as everywhere she works, you speak with Samira yourself.
Dunstable, up close
Dunstable is one of the oldest towns along the New Hampshire line. Settlers arrived in 1656, the town was incorporated in 1673, and it took its name from Dunstable in England. The original township was much bigger: when the colonial boundary was settled in the 1740s, its northern part ended up in New Hampshire. What remains on the Massachusetts side is a quiet town of about 3,400 people that has kept a rural character, with working farms and a good deal of protected open space.
Dunstable homes are spread out along country roads rather than packed onto city blocks, and the mix runs from older farmhouses to newer single-family houses. Life in a rural town shows up indoors. Boots bring mud in from the yard, dogs track in leaves, and wood stoves or fireplaces leave fine dust on shelves. Older houses add wide trim and built-ins that need patient work.
Samira asks about those things before she quotes. A busy family house near the center needs a different plan than a quiet antique home on the edge of town, and the visit should fit the house you actually live in.
Main Street, which carries Route 113, is the town’s spine. Along it you find the 1909 town hall, the Town Common, the Dunstable Free Library and, near the Tyngsborough line, the Little Red Schoolhouse. Salmon Brook starts at the outlet of Lower Massapoag Pond near the center and winds north into Nashua, New Hampshire, through protected land the town has worked to conserve. Blanchard Hill, once a small ski area, is now conservation land too.
The town borders Tyngsborough to the east, Groton to the south, Pepperell to the west, and Nashua and Hollis, New Hampshire, to the north. From Lowell, Samira reaches Dunstable through Tyngsborough, with Route 3 running just to the east.
In a small town, you want to know who you are dealing with. With Samira Campos Cleaning Services, that is Samira, the owner. She answers your texts, asks the questions that matter, and gives you a fair, clear price before anything is set. Portuguese or English, whichever you prefer.
If the house has collected a season’s worth of dirt, a deep cleaning is a sensible start, and house cleaning on a regular schedule keeps it there. Selling or buying? See move-out cleaning. Samira also cleans in Tyngsborough, Westford and Nashua, NH. The service areas page has every town.
Services
Scheduled cleaning for Dunstable homes, weekly, every other week or monthly. Samira cleans kitchens and baths, dusts, vacuums and mops, and leaves the house in calm order, which matters when your place is a long way from the nearest errand.
More about house cleaning →Country houses work hard. Mudrooms, entryways and floors take in dirt from yards, fields and long driveways, and older homes add trim and built-ins. A deep clean gives all of it a careful, unhurried going-over.
More about deep cleaning →Selling a Dunstable home or settling into one? A move-out clean leaves the rooms ready for the new owners, and a move-in clean means your first night is in a fresh house, not a dusty one.
More about move-out cleaning →Dunstable is mostly homes, farms and open land, but if you run a small office or home-based workspace in town, Samira can clean it on a schedule that fits your week.
More about office cleaning →Before & after
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Meet the owner
Samira Campos is the owner and face behind Samira Campos Cleaning Services, proudly serving Lowell, MA and the surrounding areas. She built the business on three simple principles: reliable, detailed and respectful work, the kind that shows the moment you walk back into your home.
When you call, you talk to Samira. She speaks English and Portuguese.
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No. Dunstable borders Tyngsborough, which borders Lowell, where Samira lives. Route 113 links the town with Tyngsborough and Route 3.
Yes. Older farmhouses and antique homes are welcome. They often need extra time on trim, woodwork and floors, so a deep clean is a good first visit.
All of Dunstable, from the center and Town Common on Main Street to the roads near Massapoag Pond, Salmon Brook and the borders with Tyngsborough, Groton, Pepperell and New Hampshire.
Send Samira a text or use the form on this page. A short note about your house, its size and the service you want is plenty, and photos help. You get the price first, then you decide.
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