House cleaning across Queen Village, ZIP 19147, from Lombard Street to Washington Avenue, 6th Street to the river. Book online, or call or text.


Queen Village, 19147Most Queen Village homes are rowhomes, and about half were built before 1940. Trinities are concentrated here.
One room on each floor, no doors between rooms, and a steep, narrow winding stair. Mention it when you book so the team knows the layout.
Bandbox houses were often built on courts behind bigger houses or on narrow alleys. Tell us the nearest street and the way in.
Some blocks are closed to cars, like the 300 block of Beck Street. The cleaners walk in with their supplies, so tell us where to park.
Some homes near the river date from the mid-1700s, and Beck Street’s red brick rows are from before 1840. Tell us about anything delicate.

Old brick rowhouses and trinities, top to bottom, one floor at a time.
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A bandbox is small on every floor, so a regular visit keeps it easy. Start with PhillyCare+.
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Winding trinity stairs make moving furniture hard. Book the clean once the movers are finished.
What’s included →Some homes face courts and alleys that cars can’t reach.
Tell us where to park and how to get in.
If you rent a parking spot nearby, or have a garage the cleaners can use, tell us in your booking notes.
The association’s guide for new residents covers getting a residential parking permit. On signed blocks, cars without a permit can stay only for the posted limit.
On a court or a car-free block, the cleaners park on the nearest street and carry their supplies in. Tell us which way is shortest.
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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 Philadelphia Inquirer, Encyclopedia of Greater Philadelphia, Hidden City Philadelphia, Billy Penn, Queen Village Neighbors Association, Philadelphia Parking Authority, Visit Philadelphia, Wikipedia, National Park Service, Visit Philadelphia Media Center.
Yes. Trinities are concentrated in Queen Village, with one room on each floor and a steep, narrow winding stair. Mention it when you book so the team knows the layout, and tell us how many floors you want cleaned. If it’s been a while, start with a deep clean.
Yes, by an older name. The area was known as Southwark until about 1970, and the new name honors Queen Christina of Sweden. Before that it was Wiccaco. A Southwark District is still listed on the National Register. We clean all of it, so book with your street address.
Yes. Some Queen Village blocks are closed to cars, like the 300 block of Beck Street, and older bandbox houses often sit on courts behind bigger houses. The cleaners park on the nearest street and walk in. Tell us the way in and where to park in your booking notes.
Tell us in your booking notes. On a signed permit block, cars without a permit can stay only for the posted time limit. The neighbors association’s guide for new residents covers getting a residential parking permit. If you have a spot or a pass we can use, say so, and we’ll plan around it.
By the neighbors association’s map, Queen Village starts on the south side of Lombard Street and runs to Washington Avenue, though some sources start it at South Street instead. Much of the South Street Headhouse District lies inside it. We clean both sides, so it books the same way.
Book online, or call or text 215.798.7576.
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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.