House cleaning
in Washington Square West.

Yes. Visit Philadelphia describes Wash West as including Midtown Village. The neighborhood runs from Market Street to South Street and from 7th Street to Broad, the same lines the Washington Square West Civic Association uses. We clean every block of it, so book with your street address.

Yes. Philadelphia Magazine called Wash West Trinity Central, with houses from tiny to grand, and noted that trinity stairs put many buyers off. The cleaners work one small floor at a time. Tell us how many floors you want done and where the supplies can sit. If it’s been a while, book a deep clean first.

Yes. Latimer Street and Quince Street are pedestrian streets, and plenty of homes sit on little streets or alleys off the main roads. The cleaners park on the nearest open street and walk their supplies in. In your booking notes, tell us which corner is closest and how to reach your door.

Tell us in your booking notes. A resident permit only covers posted time limits and meter fees on permit blocks. The PPA now handles day passes online, so you can register the cleaners’ car as your guest. A garage or a parking spot you rent nearby works too.

Yes. The neighborhood is named for Washington Square, one of Philadelphia’s five original public squares, with 6.4 acres of green space. Wash West also has many small and mid-sized condo buildings. Add your building’s entry steps and elevator rules to your notes, and pick house cleaning for a lived-in unit or move-out cleaning for an empty one.