Philadelphia · House Cleaning
Flat-rate, all-in cleaning for Wash West homes — from the Federal-style townhouses off Washington Square to the converted lofts and condos in Midtown Village and along Restaurant Row. Vetted local cleaners, supplies included, flat pricing every visit. See your price in about a minute.
We clean ZIP code 19107 in and around Washington Square West.
Enter your ZIP and pick a reset. The flat, all-in number shows in about a minute — no quote forms, no phone tag.
Choose a day that works. We match a vetted, background-checked cleaner to your home for the visit you booked.
Supplies and city taxes are in the price. If we miss a booked area, report it within 48 hours; we'll re-clean that area free or refund that portion.
Washington Square West — "Wash West," or simply the Gayborhood — is the LGBTQ+ heart of Center City, and it changes block by block. You can walk from Pine Street's tree-canopied calm to 13th Street's neon nightlife in under ten minutes: rainbow crosswalks and Pride flags fly year-round around 13th and Locust, Antique Row keeps its slower rhythm on Pine, and Washington Square Park anchors the whole thing as the neighborhood's "reset button," where dawn belongs to tai chi groups, dog walkers, and Jefferson Hospital staff on their coffee runs.
We clean on Pine, Spruce, 13th, and Locust, in the version of Wash West that doesn't make the guidebooks: the pre-dawn quiet in the park, the construction dust that keeps landing on the sills, and the nightlife that lands on 13th Street right after midnight. Homes here are historic and vertical off the square, modern and glassy in Midtown Village, and they ask for different things.
Wash West pairs Federal-era townhouses with converted lofts and new condos, so the care is careful and old-house on the square, finish-matched in Midtown Village.
The historic stock — Federal-era rowhomes behind iron railings, with original marble foyers, hardwood, and period detail. Marble and old boards are unforgiving, so they get pH-neutral care with nothing left standing and a dry pass through the molding.
Converted industrial lofts and modern condos above Walnut in Midtown Village. Contemporary finishes and glass get matched to their surfaces — if your building runs a front desk, flag access (elevator, front desk, COI) at booking and we handle the rest.
The cherry trees along Pine and Spruce are the neighborhood's spring signature, and the blossoms and pollen come straight through open windows. Sills and tracks get worked every visit, and through the bloom you can add interior window glass to a booking, so all that spring color stays a view rather than a layer.
Between Restaurant Row's foot traffic and construction locals call endless, dust finds the windowsills and grit finds the door. We reset the entry every visit, which is what stops a weekend on 13th from ending up in the rest of the house.
The measures locals use for the most walkable, most spirited quarter of Center City.
Wash West runs the grid between Broad and the square. The western edge at 13th and Broad is the electric one: "Restaurant Row," rooftop bars like Attico, clubs like Voyeur. The tree-lined historic blocks around 8th and Pine are the counterweight, slow mornings and dog walkers and families heading to school. Jefferson Station and the Locust corridor form the commuter artery, a rush-hour crush by 8:30 and calm again by evening. Center City proper is right to the west, Society Hill sits just east around the square, and Rittenhouse is a short walk across Broad.
It's the most walkable neighborhood in the city and priced like it. Everything's a ten-minute stroll; the flip side is parking, where the PPA is practically folklore, a monthly garage spot is a real line item, and plenty of residents have simply given up their cars. Nobody moves here to save money — they move here because every errand doubles as a scenic walk. Handing off the cleaning is the same instinct: buy back the hours and spend them on the neighborhood.
A Standard reset starts at $170 — a flat rate covering labor and supplies, with applicable tax added to your booking total. Deep and Move resets are flat-priced too, and you see the exact number before a card is ever held. No quote forms.
Both. Federal-era rowhomes with original marble and hardwood get the careful old-house version; converted lofts and modern condos above Walnut get a routine built around contemporary surfaces and glass. One pro handles whichever you live in.
We do. On the Pine and Spruce blocks where the cherry trees bloom, sills, tracks, and entry floors get worked every visit through those weeks — and interior window glass is an add-on you can attach to any booking.
It's ours to handle, not yours. Parking is part of the flat price — the PPA zones and the one-way grid are ours to plan around; you don't need to save a space or feed a meter for us.
Yes, and locals aren't exaggerating about it. Where scaffolding and repaving are live, sills, ledges, and hard floors get worked every visit, since construction dust resettles faster than an ordinary week's worth.
We actively clean 19107 — the Gayborhood core, from Pine and Spruce to 13th and Locust, around Washington Square. Not sure your block is covered? Enter your address at booking and you'll know in seconds.
Your Washington Square West home, handled.
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