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Over The Moon Cleaning DFW We are your trusted experts in residential and commercial cleaning services, proudly insured for your peace of mind.
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With over a decade of experience in the cleaning industry, we bring professional excellence and a commitment to exceeding expectations.

10/22/2026

Small resets can have a big impact. Its nice to come home to a fresh sink and a clean house keeps on giving! 817-756-929...
09/17/2026

Small resets can have a big impact. Its nice to come home to a fresh sink and a clean house keeps on giving! 817-756-9292 TEXT US!

Come home to clean. 🌙✨Fresh sheets. Vacuumed floors. Dust-free surfaces. A beautifully made bed.Your bedroom should feel...
09/15/2026

Come home to clean. 🌙✨

Fresh sheets. Vacuumed floors. Dust-free surfaces. A beautifully made bed.

Your bedroom should feel like the place where the day finally gets quiet.

Ready for a little help keeping it that way?

📱 Text Over the Moon Cleaning Co. at 817-756-9292 to get started.

Y’all, I might be getting a touch cynical, or maybe it’s just what a little crow’s feet does to us all, but I swear I us...
09/14/2026

Y’all, I might be getting a touch cynical, or maybe it’s just what a little crow’s feet does to us all, but I swear I used to see a cleaner world around me.

Parking lots used to be routinely power washed at gas stations. Porter services were employed to pick up public spaces. Restaurants (if we can call heat-and-eats owned by the same massive corporations, serving a “won’t-kill-us-eating-it-once” mentality, restaurants) didn’t have three inches of dust ready to drop an avalanche of dirt, fuzz, skin cells, grease, and gosh knows what else onto us as we walked by.

I mean, can we be so honest?

When did the middle-class hangouts begin looking like this?

Are we all so scrambled that we can’t pause to clean surfaces like we used to?

After COVID, I was glad that so many public schools, private schools, restaurants, and other public buildings seemed to invest in routine cleaning and disinfection. Where did all of that go?

Did we throw the baby out with the bathwater?

I think there are a lot of reasons we’ve lost the art of cleaning as a society recently.

Frankly, I think we are all too rushed.

And that isn’t me saying that we — read: you — are intentionally shunning slow practices. We are living in a coursing river of continuous access.

We are absurdly accessible.

We are being waterboarded by short-form video.

News isn’t contained to four channels anymore. It’s a constant livestream of doomsday and us-versus-them, and somewhere in the middle of all that...

dust settles.

It seems ridiculous to even talk about dust when your nervous system is ready for the next battle. So we rush to the next fire.

I propose we look to cleaning, and other mundane moments, as part of the antidote.

I heard somewhere, some time ago: Ask yourself, “How do I do the dishes?” and that will tell you about your life.

But how can we keep up with it all? Is that even a realistic ask?

I don’t think it is.

We can’t control how infrequently the elementary school disinfects the desks or washes the rugs. We can’t control the restaurant, the gas station, the grocery store, the parking lot, or the thousand other spaces we move through every week.

I suggest we control what is actually ours to impact.

Our own homes.

It starts there.

We raise the standard of care. We wash our hands when we come home. We keep our homes managed and quiet. We wash the sheets, clean the floors, scrub the bathrooms, wipe the surfaces and periodically get into the places where the dust has been quietly settling while we’ve been busy living.

There’s no measure of perfect here, but we can find a level of peace.

A calmer space gives us somewhere to come down from all that noise. Somewhere our bodies can settle, our minds can quiet, and we can become a little steadier before walking back out into all the bustle again.

We may not be able to clean up the whole world.

But we can care for our little piece of it.

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🌙 PET OF THE WEEK: MISTY RAIN 🌙This week’s little Over the Moon celebrity is Misty Rain, the very fluffy, very beautiful...
09/11/2026

🌙 PET OF THE WEEK: MISTY RAIN 🌙

This week’s little Over the Moon celebrity is Misty Rain, the very fluffy, very beautiful gray kitty belonging to one of our cleaners. 🐈‍⬛✨

And can we just appreciate the name Misty Rain for a moment?

A fluffy gray cat named Misty Rain. ☁️🌧️

Sometimes things are simply named exactly what they should be.

Please enjoy this tiny storm cloud. 🤍
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I love scrubbing a stainless steel sink. ✨And who knew such a mundane task could create such a magical experience for pe...
09/10/2026

I love scrubbing a stainless steel sink. ✨

And who knew such a mundane task could create such a magical experience for people?

The reason I love scrubbing people’s sinks is because so often, by the time a person is finally done with the dishes and ready to throw in the towel (literally 😂), it’s rare that the sink basin and faucet get that same level of attention.

So when I get to come in behind them and make this part of their home shine again, it really is visually transformational. ✨

Pro Tip 🧼 I love to use Bar Keepers Friend and a Magic Eraser, then follow up with fine-tooth brushes around all those little connection points where grime likes to hide.

Finally, always wipe your sink completely dry! And if you’re feeling extra froggy 🐸✨, a slight hint of stainless steel polish finishes the job beautifully.

I’m always sparing with the polish — I don’t love the smell, and I definitely don’t want to create a slick surface.

Anyway… scrub your sink and see! ✨

Or better yet, let us do it. 🌙🫧

📲 Text Over the Moon Cleaning Co. at 817-756-9292

We call this place… “THE SECRET PARK!” 🌳✨Tillery Park in Fort Worth is a wonderful place to take your kiddos of all ages...
09/09/2026

We call this place… “THE SECRET PARK!” 🌳✨

Tillery Park in Fort Worth is a wonderful place to take your kiddos of all ages, and I’ll tell you why.

There’s enough equipment for small children while still offering challenges for bodies with longer arms and legs. My kids range from 4–12 years old, so finding a place that meets the needs of everybody — AND has a bench for dear old Mom to disassociate on — is a rare discovery indeed. 😂

This park also has an old-school carousel without too stringent of a governor, which means those wild little people can actually get some momentum going.

If your kids are anything like mine, they aren’t content until their lives are slightly hanging in the balance.

And if you’re anything like me, you’re desensitized enough to let them discover a few mortality boundaries. Within reason. 😂

There’s also a standing spinner/torture device, and I have several times lost my laughter watching unsuspecting adults take a turn on that thing. Truly, it goes SO FAST. It suspends its victims inside a thin, bird-like cage structure and must be greased with something that only has industrial applications.

Of course, there are swings, shade, benches and tables. 🌳

But the playground alone isn’t what makes this our favorite park.

Behind it is a huge, expansive stretch of open land, followed by a viewing cliff — and, as if that weren’t enough, trails leading down into partially wooded areas.

For my family, I bring a chair and waters and get settled in. The spacious playing land seems to always ignite my children’s imaginations.

And if you happened to visit during the summer of 2025, you may have heard of a mysterious teepee erected at this park.

I’m proud to say that particular act of hooliganism was us. 😂🪵

Four wild little people rallied all the other park rats to hunt down long sticks, beams and whatever else they could manage to build a teepee.

And y’all.

It was magnificent.

IT LASTED ALMOST A MONTH.

In fact, we’d come back and discover that other kids had renovated it, changed it or added something new. 🥹

Don’t get me wrong — just like all things, the magic starts within you.

But this park seems to hold magic extraordinarily well. ✨🌳🌙

— Over the Moon Cleaning Co.

Would you like to come home to a beautifully clean kitchen? ✨Then text us! 🌙💫📲 817-756-9292                             ...
09/08/2026

Would you like to come home to a beautifully clean kitchen? ✨

Then text us! 🌙💫
📲 817-756-9292

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Address

6237 Calmont Avenue
Fort Worth, TX
76116

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

(817) 988-7924

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