Along 7th Avenue and west toward 19th Avenue, our clients range from owners who have kept the same mid-century house for decades to younger buyers who have just finished a renovation, along with landlords who own rentals near Grand Canyon University. Plenty of these houses have been remodeled more than once, so a single home can hold several different floors. The Pasadena and Woodlea historic districts add older homes with more original surfaces to protect.
Block walls, original terrazzo and textured plaster are common, and all three hold dust in ways a smooth modern surface does not. Terrazzo is mopped with a neutral cleaner, never vinegar or bleach, since both can dull the marble chips set into it. Renovated homes add polished concrete and quartz, which clean quickly but streak with the wrong product. Mature trees and the Grand Canal corridor bring pollen and fine grit onto sills, and hard water marks every shower door. Our teams follow the checklist top to bottom in each room, so dust knocked from high ledges lands on floors that have not yet been cleaned.
Recurring cleaning suits most owner-occupied homes here. Move-out cleans for student and family rentals are the other common request, and a deep clean is often booked when a renovated home is first occupied.