No two Sunnyslope streets look alike, and our clients vary just as much: long-time owners in small block homes near Hatcher Road, first-time buyers fixing up a 1950s house, staff from the hospital on Dunlap Avenue, and owners of hillside custom homes below Shaw Butte with views across the city. Because the housing is so mixed, the first visit is where each checklist gets written for that house, from which rooms have concrete floors to which older windows stick.
Homes that still run evaporative coolers pull outside air through the house all summer, and fine dust from the mountain preserves comes in with it. It lands on vents, fan blades and the tops of door frames first, so our teams start high and work down, finishing on the floors. Monsoon storms add a heavier layer to window tracks and sills in July and August, and hard water in the area leaves white crust on faucets and shower heads that we descale with products suited to each finish.
A deep clean is a good starting point for most Sunnyslope homes, followed by recurring visits with the same team. Move-in and move-out cleans come up often as older homes change hands, and hillside owners tend to add window cleaning for their view glass.