House cleaning for Somerton, Byberry and Normandy Village, in ZIPs 19116 and 19154. Northeast Philly is our home base.


Somerton, 19116Somerton filled in later than much of the Far Northeast, mostly with single homes, twins and split-levels. Most are owner-occupied, and plenty have three bedrooms or more.
A typical Far Northeast twin has a yard out back and a driveway out front. If the cleaners can use the driveway, say so when you book.
Split-levels mean short flights of stairs between levels. Tell us how many levels you want cleaned, so the team books enough time.
Around Bustleton Avenue and Byberry Road, the old center of Somerton, houses date from before World War II and are larger. Bigger rooms take longer.
Low-rise apartments and condo complexes sit around the Somerton and Forest Hills stations. Moving in or out? Add the building’s rules to your booking notes.

Owner-occupied houses with yards and driveways stay easy with a regular visit. Start with PhillyCare+.
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For the bigger, older houses around Old Somerton, or any home that’s due a top-to-bottom reset.
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For the condos and apartments near the train stations, for renters, buyers and landlords.
What’s included →Most Far Northeast homes have off-street parking.
Near the train stations it gets tight.
Garage driveways run along most streets up here. If the cleaners can park in yours, say so in your booking notes.
Somerton station is at 13623 Philmont Avenue and Forest Hills station is at 299 Byberry Road. If you live near either one, tell us where to park.
Bustleton Avenue is a snow emergency route. When the city declares one, cars parked on it must move or can be ticketed and towed. If you live on it, tell us where else to park.
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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, Philadelphia City Planning Commission, Somerton Civic Association, The Philadelphia Inquirer, SEPTA, City of Philadelphia, Department of Streets, WHYY, Wikipedia, Billy Penn.
City planners list Somerton, Byberry and Normandy as separate Far Northeast neighborhoods, but they sit side by side and this page covers all three. Somerton is ZIP 19116, and the Byberry and Normandy side reaches into 19154. We clean all of it, so book with your street address either way.
Usually Somerton. The Somerton Civic Association puts Somerton close to the 19116 area, and Bustleton’s ZIPs are 19115 and 19152. The Bustleton Post Office serves all three ZIPs, so mail can say either name. We clean both, and the booking form only needs your street address.
Tell us in your booking notes. Most homes here have off-street parking, so if your driveway is free on cleaning day, say so. Near Philmont Avenue or Byberry Road, point us to the closest legal spot. Bustleton Avenue is a snow emergency route, so cars there must move in a declared snow emergency.
Yes. Low-rise apartment and condo complexes sit around the Somerton and Forest Hills stations. Add your building’s rules, parking and entry to your booking notes. Move-in and move-out cleaning is built for empty units, and a recurring visit suits the one you live in.
At Poquessing Creek. Somerton’s northern edge is the creek, with Bucks County across it, and its western edge is the Montgomery County line. We clean on both sides of both lines, because our area includes the Pennsylvania suburbs within about 30 miles of Center City.
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