Cleaning for all of Upper Darby Township: Drexel Hill, Highland Park, Bywood, Stonehurst, Primos and our side of Secane. ZIPs 19082, 19026 and 19018.


Upper Darby is built almost as densely as Philadelphia next door. Much of the housing is attached, rows and twins, and most of it went up before 1960.
Philadelphia magazine has featured a Depression-era rowhouse in the Stonehurst section. Rows stack rooms on several floors, so tell us how many floors you want done.
Quiet Drexel Hill streets are lined with colonials, Tudors and other classic styles. More rooms and baths take longer, so list them when you book.
Around Secane, garden apartment complexes sit among single homes on curving post-war streets. Moving out? Give us the unit number and the entry rules.
Most of the township’s homes predate 1960. If yours has radiators, built-ins or detailed trim, a deep clean gets into all of it.

Most Upper Darby homes are owner-occupied. A regular visit keeps a busy row or twin in order between weekends. Start with PhillyCare+.
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For older houses, from Stonehurst rows to Drexel Hill Tudors, when baseboards, radiators and cabinet fronts all need attention.
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For the garden apartments around Secane and the apartment buildings elsewhere in the township, for tenants and landlords.
What’s included →People here get around by road, train, trolley and bus.
Near a station, tell us where the cleaners can park.
The 69th Street Transit Center ends the Market-Frankford Line and starts the Norristown High Speed Line. Living close by? Tell us where a car can legally stop.
Two trolley lines run through Drexel Hill from 69th Street, one to Media and one to Sharon Hill. If tracks or a trolley stop sit in front of your house, point us to the best place to pull in.
Both have stations on the Media/Wawa line. Close to one? Mention your driveway or the closest open curb.
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Not sure which cleaning fits? Call or text and we’ll tell you what we’d book for your home.
Call or text 215.798.7576Local facts on this page: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2020-2024, Wikipedia, Delaware Valley Regional Planning Commission, Philadelphia magazine, Upper Darby Township, SEPTA, WHYY.
Both, because Drexel Hill is part of Upper Darby Township, in its western half. The neighborhoods on its eastern side, Kirklyn, Highland Park, Beverly Hills and Bywood, are covered as well. Whether your mail says Drexel Hill or Upper Darby, the booking form only needs your street address and we take it from there.
Sometimes. Secane spreads across parts of Upper Darby, Ridley and Springfield townships, so the name alone doesn’t settle which one you’re in. It makes no difference to us, because we clean in all three. If you live near the Secane or Primos stations on the Media/Wawa line, add a parking tip to your booking notes.
No. They are separate boroughs that border Drexel Hill, Lansdowne to the southeast and Clifton Heights to the south. Haverford Township lies to the north and Springfield Township to the southwest. We clean in every one of them, so pick whichever page you like and book with your street address.
Tell us in your booking notes. The 69th Street hub is SEPTA’s largest, where the Market-Frankford Line ends and the Norristown High Speed Line starts. If you have a driveway, a rear lane or a permit spot the team can use, say so. Otherwise, name the nearest street where a car can legally sit for a few hours.
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One-time deep cleanings of $250 or more, booked online. One per household. Can’t be combined with other offers, the x98 Specials or PhillyCare+. Enter the code when you book online.