House cleaning
Regular upkeep for a whole triple-decker floor, a rowhouse or a single-family home, room by room.
Our South Boston cleaning services are planned around how Southie is actually built: triple-decker floors with shared stairs, condo conversions, newer elevator buildings and small storefronts along Broadway. Tell us the address and the kind of home, and we work out stairs, parking and timing before we send a quote.
From the blocks around Broadway station on the Red Line out to City Point by Castle Island, a lot of South Boston living happens in triple-deckers: three stacked units, each one a full floor, linked by a front or back staircase. Many have been converted to condos, often with renovated kitchens and bathrooms inside an older frame. If you are on the top floor, everything the visit needs gets carried up two flights or more, which is why the quote form asks what floor you are on.
Between the triple-deckers sit brick rowhouses, older walk-up apartment buildings and newer condo buildings with elevators, garages and package rooms. The newer buildings usually come with management rules: vendor registration, set hours for service work, sometimes an elevator that has to be reserved. Mention any rule like that in your request and we plan the visit around it.
Older units have their own detail work. Radiators gather dust between the fins, painted trim shows every scuff, and original wood floors need a lighter touch than a modern tile entry. We note these on your checklist so they get attention instead of a quick pass.
Each of these has its own page with the full scope and checklist.
Regular upkeep for a whole triple-decker floor, a rowhouse or a single-family home, room by room.
Studios and multi-bedroom units alike, with buzzers, shared hallways and walk-up stairs planned in. The work stays inside your unit.
A first visit or seasonal reset that reaches baseboards, grout, cabinet fronts and radiators.
The empty-unit clean that fits between the movers leaving and the lease ending.
Weekly, every-other-week or monthly service on the same checklist, which you can change before any visit.
Small offices, studios and shops, cleaned to a written scope at times that do not clash with customers.
Much of South Boston is resident-permit parking, and a visitor cannot count on a space out front. From roughly April through November, posted street-sweeping days mean tickets and towing, and in winter a snow emergency bans parking on main roads. If you have a driveway, a garage space or a spot we can use, say so in your request. If not, we plan for it ahead of time rather than hunting for a space on the day.
Moving trucks are their own issue. A truck that needs curb space requires a city street occupancy permit, which you or your mover arrange.
From about December through March, boots carry in salt and sand that settle into entry mats, hallway floors and the treads of interior stairs. In a triple-decker, the grit travels up the shared staircase and into each unit. Winter visits give the entry, the stairs inside your unit and the hard floors more time.
Summer brings a different grit. Living near L Street Beach or Castle Island means sand in sneakers, bath mats and the corners of the front hall. If you want a visit after a beach-heavy stretch to focus on floors and the bathroom, write that in the message box and it goes on the checklist.
Many Boston leases end on August 31 and start on September 1, and South Boston feels it. Moving trucks line the side streets, stairwells fill with boxes, and a lot of landlord walkthroughs land in the same few days. If you are leaving a unit, the cleaning has to fit between the movers finishing and the keys going back.
A move-out clean covers the empty unit: inside cabinets and drawers, closets, the inside of the fridge and oven, bathroom fixtures and every floor. Check your lease for any cleaning requirements before you book, and send your request early. If the date you want is already full, we tell you so and offer the nearest opening.
West and East Broadway are the neighborhood's main commercial streets, lined with shops, restaurants, studios and small offices. For a small business, cleaning has to happen around customers, so the schedule is built around your opening hours and the scope is written down before the first visit.
See office cleaning for desks, kitchens and restrooms, or restaurant cleaning for dining rooms after close. Kitchen hood and duct degreasing is not something we do.
Yes. Walk-up stairs are normal in South Boston, and they are planned into the visit. Tell us the floor in your request, along with anything that makes the stairs harder, like a narrow back staircase or a shared front hall full of bikes.
That depends on your block, which is why we ask about it before the visit. Tell us if there is a driveway, a garage space or an off-street spot. Parking a distance away and walking in can add time, and the quote accounts for that.
Yes, if access is arranged ahead of time. A lockbox, a key left with a building manager or a front desk that can let us in all work. We confirm the arrangement with you before the day.
If the schedule has a real opening on the date you need, yes. Late August is the busiest moving window in Boston, so send your request once your lease end date is fixed. If your first choice is taken, we offer the closest available date.
Yes. Small offices, studios and storefronts get a written scope and a schedule that works around their hours. Describe the space and how often you want it cleaned, and we quote from there.
Both are Boston neighborhoods, and we book them the same way. The Seaport has its own neighborhood page because high-rise buildings there come with different logistics, like concierge desks, loading docks and elevator bookings.
Call or email us with the type of space, its rough size, your ZIP code and what you need done. We reply with a free quote, and nothing is booked until you approve it.