Everything You Need to Know Before Requesting Support
General Questions
General Questions
What services does Grit and Grace provide?
Grit and Grace Home Services LLC provides non-medical senior support, pet support, recurring home resets, home organization, and move-in and move-out deep cleaning.
Who owns and operates Grit and Grace?
Grit and Grace is owned and operated by Skylar, a Phoenix-area mom who created the business to help families, seniors, pet owners, and busy households feel more supported and less overwhelmed.
Who can benefit from your services?
Our services are suitable for busy parents, working professionals, seniors living independently, family caregivers, pet owners, people preparing to move, and anyone needing an extra set of hands.
Do you offer one-time and recurring services?
Yes. Clients may request help for a particular situation or discuss recurring visits for ongoing household, senior, or pet support. Scheduling is subject to availability.
Can I combine different services?
Yes. If you need more than one kind of support, contact Skylar to discuss a personalized plan based on your priorities.
Senior Support Questions
Is your senior support medical?
No. Grit and Grace provides non-medical companionship and everyday assistance only. It does not provide nursing care, medication administration, medical treatment, personal hygiene assistance, lifting, or emergency services.
What can senior support include?
Senior support may include:
Companionship and conversation
Walks
Games and recreational activities
Everyday check-ins
Errand support
Light household assistance
The exact activities should be discussed and approved before service begins.
Can family members arrange support for a senior?
Yes. Adult children and family caregivers may contact Skylar to discuss non-medical support for an older loved one.
Is senior support available on a recurring basis?
Recurring visits may be available depending on location, scheduling, and the type of assistance requested.
What happens during the first conversation?
Skylar will discuss the senior’s routine, interests, comfort level, requested activities, household needs, family contacts, and any important limitations.
Pet Support Questions
What does pet support include?
Pet support may include feeding, fresh water, dog walking, drop-in visits, routine check-ins, and companionship based on the owner’s instructions.
Do I need to provide pet-care instructions?
Yes. Before service begins, clients should provide feeding instructions, walking routines, access details, behavioral information, emergency contacts, and veterinarian information.
Can you care for pets while I am out of town?
Pet check-ins may be arranged while owners are away, depending on scheduling, the pet’s needs, and the agreed-upon service plan.
Do you provide veterinary or medical pet care?
No. Grit and Grace does not provide veterinary treatment or emergency veterinary services. Any health conditions or medication-related needs must be disclosed and discussed before service.
Can I schedule regular dog walks or pet check-ins?
Recurring pet-support visits may be available based on location, scheduling, and your pet’s needs.
Recurring Home Reset Questions
What is a recurring home reset?
A home reset provides regular tidying, light cleaning, and household upkeep to help keep frequently used spaces fresh, orderly, and manageable.
What can a home reset include?
Depending on the agreed service plan, a reset may include:
General tidying
Light surface cleaning
Straightening living areas
Kitchen and bathroom upkeep
Returning household items to their places
Light organization
Maintaining previously organized spaces
Is a home reset the same as deep cleaning?
No. A home reset focuses on routine tidying, light cleaning, and upkeep. Deep cleaning provides more detailed attention and is currently offered for move-in and move-out situations.
How often can I schedule a home reset?
The frequency can be discussed with Skylar based on your household needs and her scheduling availability.
Do I need to clean before a home reset?
No. You are requesting help because you need it. However, communicating your priorities and removing unsafe or highly personal items can help the visit go smoothly.

