Weekly and bi-weekly plans from $135 a visit, 10% off the one-time rate. A Prospect Heights 1-bedroom takes about 2 hours per visit, with the same cleaner each time.
Prospect Heights is small, about twenty blocks between Flatbush and Washington Avenues, but it has two very different housing stocks: 1890s row houses in the historic district and new towers around Pacific Park.
| Home type in Prospect Heights | One-time | Weekly or bi-weekly (−10%) | Time per visit |
|---|---|---|---|
| Studio in a Pacific Park or Atlantic Avenue tower | $150 | $135 | 1.5–2 hrs |
| 1-bedroom walk-up on Vanderbilt or Washington Avenue | $175 | $158 | 2–2.5 hrs |
| 2-bedroom floor in a historic-district row house | $215 | $194 | 2.5–3.5 hrs |
| 3-bedroom duplex or whole row-house floor | $265 | $239 | 3.5–4.5 hrs |
| Whole row house, 4+ bedrooms | Custom quote | Custom quote | — |
Weekly and bi-weekly plans: 10% off every visit. The first visit is a deep clean at the deep-clean rate. No contract; skip, pause or cancel any time.
Historic-district row houses on Prospect Place, St. Marks Avenue, Park Place and Sterling Place were built between the 1870s and 1910s. Most are now two to four apartments. A recurring clean here means stairs, original woodwork and a kitchen at the back that faces a garden. The cleaner learns which floors scratch, which door sticks and where the vacuum lives.
New towers near Atlantic Avenue and Pacific Park have doormen, package rooms and key fobs. A recurring clean in a tower is faster per square foot, but access is the part to plan: the building has your cleaner on the visitor list and the front desk holds a key or fob between visits.
Both kinds of homes get the same written checklist: kitchen, bathrooms, every room’s reachable surfaces and floors, trash out. Baseboards, window sills and the inside of the microwave are deep-clean work, so a plan starts best with one deep clean.
On Barclays Center event days, traffic and parking around Atlantic and Flatbush get heavy from late afternoon. Recurring visits near the arena are scheduled for the morning on those days.
Tower clients keep a fob at the desk; row-house clients use a lockbox. The key goes only to your cleaner.
Grand Army Plaza on a wet Saturday means boots in the hall. Entry floors are mopped every visit.
One cleaner, one day. If they are out, you are told in advance and asked before anyone else is sent.
Pause the plan while you are away and pick it back up at the same rate.
Move from bi-weekly to weekly when life gets busy, and back again. The new price starts with the next visit.
Prospect Heights households tend to land on bi-weekly. Row-house apartments with a garden and a dog often switch to weekly from spring to autumn, when mud and pollen come in every day, and back to bi-weekly in winter. That switch costs nothing and keeps the same cleaner.
A one-person studio with no pets stays in shape on a bi-weekly plan. A couple with a dog, or anyone who cooks every night, usually needs weekly. Monthly works as a reset between your own tidying, but every visit takes longer because more has built up. Our guide on how often to book house cleaning goes through the common cases.
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