House cleaning for Lower Makefield Township and its Yardley, PA 19067 addresses, from Edgewood Village to Woodside.


Lower Makefield’s farms became suburban housing developments, and once I-95 cut through in the 1970s, building homes became the township’s main business. Most homes are owner-occupied singles, many with four bedrooms or more.
Larger detached houses are typical here. Count bedrooms, baths and any finished basement when you book, so the team plans the right hours.
Edgewood grew up in the mid-1800s around a tavern and tenant houses at Route 432 and Stony Hill Road. Many old buildings there are shops now, and the homes that remain need careful detail.
Most of the old farms had big orchards, and the township still counts farmland and open space among its features. Mudrooms and back entries work hard out here, so list them in your notes.

Owner-occupied houses with four bedrooms or more are far easier to keep up on a weekly, every-other-week or monthly visit. Start with PhillyCare+.
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For houses from the township’s big building decades after I-95, or an older home near Edgewood Village.
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For buyers and sellers in the developments that replaced the farms, so the keys change hands on a clean house.
What’s included →During leaf collection the township asks residents to keep cars off the street.
No train stops inside the township, so our cleaners drive.
Leaves go within 3 feet of the curb, never onto the road, and must be out by 7 a.m. Monday of your zone’s week. Street parking slows the trucks, so on cleaning day point us to your driveway.
Piles should stay clear of trees, mailboxes, hydrants and parked cars. If leaves line your curb, tell us where the team can stop without crowding them.
There’s no rail station inside Lower Makefield. The closest are Woodbourne in Middletown Township and Yardley in Yardley Borough, at 13 Reading Avenue.
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Call or text 215.798.7576Local facts on this page: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2020-2024, Lower Makefield Township, Wikipedia, SEPTA, Newtown Township, Advisory Council on Historic Preservation.
It can be either. Lower Makefield’s own township building uses a Yardley, PA 19067 address, while Yardley station sits in Yardley Borough itself. We clean in both, and ZIP 19067 covers most of the township, so the booking form only needs your street address to place you.
Yes. Edgewood grew up at the crossroads of Route 432 and Stony Hill Road in the mid-1800s, and early survey maps called that crossroads Woodside. The village became a National Register historic district in 1979. Older village homes often need extra detail, so mention original woodwork or floors in your booking notes.
Off the street if you can. Lower Makefield asks residents to avoid street parking during leaf collection, because parked cars slow the trucks and can mean a street gets skipped. If your driveway has room on cleaning day, say so in your booking notes. Otherwise, tell us a spot that won’t crowd the leaf piles.
No. Regional rail passes through the township without stopping; the nearest stations are Woodbourne in Middletown Township and Yardley in Yardley Borough. Woodbourne station is at 903 Woodbourne Road. Our cleaners arrive by car, so the useful details are driveway space, gate codes and which door to use.
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