Rowhome blocks from Brewerytown to East Oak Lane.
Every North Philly neighborhood, every block.


Girard Avenue up to the city line.
We clean every one of them.
Names with an arrow have their own page. ZIPs from the Census.
North PhillyMost North Philly homes are rowhomes with three or more bedrooms.
Most went up before 1960.
Row houses dominate much of North Philly, first built for the workers the factories drew in. Narrow rooms and stairs on every floor: tell us how many floors you want cleaned.
By the 1880s, North Broad Street was lined with turreted brick and brownstone homes. High ceilings and big old rooms? Say so, and book a deep clean first.
Most homes were built before 1960, and an 1887 city plan already shows blocks of homes past Allegheny Avenue. Radiators and old floors are normal here.
About half the homes are rented. Move-in and move-out cleaning is built for empty homes.

For older rowhomes, top to bottom, every floor and the basement if you ask.
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A standard clean for a rowhome that’s already kept up, one time or on a schedule.
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About half the homes are rentals, so leases turn over. For renters, buyers and landlords.
What’s included →Most homes here are on the street, not a driveway.
Tell us where the cleaners can park.
Tell us where the cleaners can park, and whether your block has permit signs. Permits only count on blocks posted for permit parking.
Broad Street, Allegheny Avenue and Ogontz Avenue are city snow emergency routes. In a declared snow emergency, cars parked on routes like these must move or can be towed.
The B stops along Broad Street at Cecil B. Moore, Susquehanna-Dauphin, Hunting Park, Wyoming and Olney. Live near a station? Tell us where a car can legally wait.
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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, The Encyclopedia of Greater Philadelphia, Philadelphia Parking Authority, City of Philadelphia, Department of Streets, SEPTA.
Where North Philadelphia begins and ends is a matter of debate. On this site it covers Francisville, Brewerytown, Sharswood, Poplar, North Central, Strawberry Mansion, Allegheny West, Fairhill, Tioga, Nicetown, Hunting Park, Feltonville, Logan, Olney, Fern Rock, East Oak Lane, West Oak Lane, Ogontz and Cedarbrook. We clean every one, so book with your street address.
Yes. Most North Philly homes have three or more bedrooms, and most are rowhomes with stairs on every floor. Tell us how many floors and bedrooms you want cleaned. For a whole-house reset, book a deep clean; for set hours, the x98 Specials send two cleaners for 2, 3 or 4 hours.
Tell us when you book. When the city declares a snow emergency, cars parked on a snow emergency route must move or can be ticketed and towed. Broad Street, Allegheny Avenue and Roosevelt Boulevard are all on the city’s list. If a storm is coming on cleaning day, point us to a side street or another spot.
Yes. By the 1880s North Broad Street was lined with turreted homes of brick and brownstone, and the row houses around them went up for the workers the factories drew in. Older houses mean radiators, tall stairs and old floors. Book a deep clean first, and tell us how many floors you want done.
Book online, or call or text 215.798.7576.
Open 9 AM to 9 PM, every day.
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a one-time deep cleaning you book online
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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.