Daily routines
Morning and evening routines, grooming help, and a steady arm on the stairs. Dignity first, always.
Daily support for an older adult and a clean, calm house, from one local family-run team. Book elder care, a cleaning, or both in a single visit.
Free first visit to meet you and see the house · 7 days a week by appointment
Family-runYou deal with the owners, not a call center.
Same faces, every visitNo rotating strangers in the house.
Free first visitWe meet you and quote before any work.
Your privacy, keptWhat we see in a home stays there.



Morning and evening routines, grooming help, and a steady arm on the stairs. Dignity first, always.
Conversation, a walk, a ride to an appointment, or simply someone reliable in the house.
Simple meal prep, dishes done, counters wiped. A kitchen that's ready for tomorrow.
Kitchens, baths, floors, and the everyday reset that keeps a home livable.
Baseboards, appliances, and the corners skipped on an ordinary day. Good before holidays and move-ins.
Washed, folded, and beds made the way the household likes them.
While Mom or Dad is looked after, the house gets its reset. One visit, one bill.
Call, text, or answer four quick questions below. It takes about a minute.
We meet your loved one, walk the house, and agree on a plan and a price before any work starts.
Scheduled on your days, weekends included. Change or pause anytime.
Shine is run by Lenny Kebler and her cousin Faith. When you call, you reach one of us, and one of us is who shows up. We treat every home the way a good guest would, and every client like family.
Client stories coming soon. If Shine has helped your family, we'd love to share a sentence or two, with your permission.
Four quick questions. No account, no obligation. Prefer to talk? Call or text either of us.
shinehomecaresolutions@gmail.com
Medical emergency? Call 911 first. Shine is in-home help, not emergency care.
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Automated helper, not medical advice. Questions are saved so we can improve. Emergency? Call 911.