House cleaning · Philadelphia
Cleaning built for the way Philadelphia is actually built.
A South Philly Trinity, a Fishtown loft, and a Chestnut Hill stone twin don't clean the same way. Rowhome stairwells, radiators and plaster, original pine floors, no central air — we clean for how your home is built, not a generic floor plan.
- Rowhome & Trinity ready
- Parking in the flat price, tax before you pay
- 48 active Philadelphia zips

The housing-stock playbook
Every Philadelphia home cleans a little differently.
Philadelphia's housing stock is older, narrower, and more characterful than almost any city in the country. Here's how we clean for what your home is actually made of — not a generic floor plan.
The rowhome
Shared walls, vertical living, and a stairwell that catches every speck on the way up. We work top floor down so nothing resettles, and treat the stairs and bannister as their own room — not an afterthought.
The Trinity
One room per floor, joined by a winding ‘pie’ staircase barely wide enough for a vacuum. We bring cordless, low-profile gear and a route built for tight Father-Son-Holy-Ghost layouts — no scraped plaster, no skipped corners.
Original pine & hardwood
Century-old softwood floors with gaps and patina don’t want a soaking mop. We dry-dust the seams, damp-clean with the grain, and skip the harsh solutions that dull an original finish.
Radiators & plaster
Cast-iron radiators are dust magnets with fins you can’t reach by hand, and horsehair plaster dents if you lean on it. We detail the fins, vacuum behind them, and clean plaster gently — no abrasive pads, no gouges.
No central air
Window units, ceiling fans, and box fans move dust in patterns central air never does. We wipe unit housings and filters, detail fan blades top-down, and catch the grime where the airflow actually goes.
Stoop, vestibule & brick
The marble stoop, the vestibule tile, and interior exposed brick are the first and last things anyone sees. We wash the stoop, clean the vestibule glass and floor, and soft-brush brick dust without driving it into the mortar.
Where we clean
A cleaner on a rhythm in every neighborhood.
From Chestnut Hill down to South Philly, between the Schuylkill and the Delaware — here's where Hometress homes are kept on a standing rhythm. Highlighted pods are our core neighborhoods; the map is illustrative, not a live feed.
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The proof, by neighborhood
Homes on a standing rhythm in 11 neighborhoods.
Not a coverage promise — the neighborhoods where Hometress homes are actually kept on a recurring schedule. The counts are illustrative, not a live feed.
- South Philly10 homesCore neighborhoodRead the guide
- Center City9 homesCore neighborhoodRead the guide
- Fishtown8 homesCore neighborhoodRead the guide
- Rittenhouse8 homesCore neighborhoodRead the guide
- University City6 homesOn a rhythmRead the guide
- Fairmount5 homesCore neighborhood
- Northern Liberties5 homesOn a rhythmRead the guide
- Brewerytown4 homesOn a rhythm
- Old City4 homesOn a rhythmRead the guide
- Queen Village4 homesOn a rhythmRead the guide
- Chestnut Hill3 homesOn a rhythm
Every neighborhood we clean
Flat-rate cleaning, block by block.
Each neighborhood has its own page — the homes there, the ZIP codes we cover, and what the work actually looks like on those blocks.
- Rittenhouse Square19103
- Center City19107
- Logan Square19103
- South Philadelphia19147
- Chestnut Hill19118
- Fitler Square19103
- Northern Liberties19123
- Washington Square West19107
- Fishtown19125
- Old City19106
- Queen Village19147
- Society Hill19106
- University City19104
- Graduate Hospital19146
- Fairmount19130
- Bella Vista19147
- Brewerytown19121
- East Falls19129
- East Passyunk19147
- Germantown19144
- Kensington19125
- Manayunk19127
- Mount Airy19119
- Point Breeze19146
- Pennsport19147
- Port Richmond19134
- Roxborough19128
- Spring Garden19123
- Chinatown19107
- Powelton Village19104
- Art Museum19130
- Bridesburg19137
- Poplar19122