House cleaning in Longfellow and Seward
Near our office, we might clean an 1890s Seward cottage in the morning and a four-story townhome by the light rail after lunch. The townhomes take longer than their bedroom count suggests: four flights of stairs, a rooftop deck and a lot of glass.
Drive from our office
5–10 minutes, our home base
ZIP codes
55406
Housing
1910s bungalows, 1890s cottages, 2010s townhomes
What we find in these homes
Black window frames and matte black faucets show every water spot and fingerprint, so we dry them with a separate cloth after cleaning to stop streaks. Open stairs collect dust on both sides of every tread. In the bungalows and old cottages, it’s plaster, built-in buffets and one bathroom doing a lot of work.
Parking and access
Townhome rows often share a narrow alley. A garage code or a lockbox on the front door saves the team from circling for parking near Franklin Avenue or Lake Street.
Questions from neighbors
Do you clean rooftop decks?
We sweep the deck and wipe the furniture for $30, our three-season porch add-on. We don’t pressure-wash or clean glass railings from outside.
Does a four-story townhome count as a bigger home?
We price by bedrooms and bathrooms, but four levels plus a roof deck usually means we quote one size up. We will tell you before you book, not after.
No travel fee. The same prices as anywhere else in our service area.