Standard Cleaning in Kew Gardens, Queens

Standard Cleaning for Kew Gardens Homes

Kew Gardens was laid out as a garden community in the 1910s, and it shows: Tudor Revival and neo-Georgian houses on curving streets around the LIRR station, and large pre-war apartment buildings and co-ops along Lefferts Boulevard and Austin Street. A Tudor house with original leaded windows and oak detail is a different clean from a two-bedroom in a 1930s apartment building, and we quote each honestly rather than averaging them. The checklist is the same; the time and the products change.

Every visit sanitizes the kitchen — counters, stovetop, sink and the outside of every appliance — and scrubs and disinfects each bathroom. Floors are vacuumed and damp-mopped with a product that suits them, every reachable surface is dusted down to the baseboards and radiator covers, mirrors and interior glass are wiped, trash goes out, beds are made and living areas tidied. In the houses we take particular care with original woodwork and glass; in the pre-war buildings it's parquet, plaster and old tile that get the gentle treatment.

A large share of our Kew Gardens work is long-running recurring plans, and most clients aren't home when we clean — a key or a lockbox is all we need and every cleaner is trusted and vetted. We schedule seven days a week including early mornings and evenings at the same rate. The flat rate is agreed before we arrive with no stair surcharge, and anything missed is re-cleaned free within 24 hours.

Pricing is a flat rate confirmed before we arrive — use the instant estimator for a range in seconds. For everything this service covers and how we approach it, see our Standard Cleaning page, or read more about cleaning in Kew Gardens.