House Cleaning Services in Brooklyn

Booking house cleaning in Brooklyn should not feel like a negotiation. CleanWhale gives you a flat rate, shows it before you confirm, and sends a crew that already knows the difference between a three-story limestone and a doorman tower. Whether you own a brownstone with a stoop and a garden level or rent a two-bedroom in a new Downtown high-rise, you see one price up front — no hourly meter running while a cleaner figures out your floor plan.

Why book CleanWhale for a Brooklyn house

Brooklyn's row houses are their own kind of job. A four-story brownstone is not four times a one-floor apartment, but it is more than a single grid can hold, which is why we quote houses by floor and fold the stairs into that number. The flights get counted when you book, not tallied at the door. That matters here because the classic Brooklyn house sends a crew up and down all day — parlor, bedrooms, garden level — and honest by-floor pricing is the only fair way to reflect it.

Built for pre-war detail

The reason so many Brooklyn owners keep us on a recurring plan is the care around old materials. Shellacked herringbone and soft pine floors get cleaned damp rather than drenched, so the original finish survives. Marble mantels and hex-tile entry floors are cleaned with pH-neutral products, never acidic ones that etch stone. Cast-iron radiators — standard in a borough where most buildings still run on steam heat — are wiped and cleaned behind their covers as part of the regular visit, not treated as an add-on. These are the things a generic national service tends to miss.

How flat-rate booking works

Pick your home type, tell us the rooms or the floors, and the price appears immediately. Apartments start from $151 for a one-bedroom, $179 for two bedrooms, and $207 for three bedrooms; multi-floor houses are quoted by floor with the stairs already included. Sales tax on a Brooklyn address is 8.875%, shown on your total. Choose a one-time clean or a recurring plan — weekly, twice-monthly, or monthly — for a standing discount and the same crew each visit. If your building is a co-op or condo, common in Brooklyn Heights and the historic districts, send the board's requirements and we issue a Certificate of Insurance naming the building as additional insured, typically within 30 days; some boards ask for higher limits, and we match what yours requires.

Ready when you are

Book online in a couple of minutes and lock in a Brooklyn crew that treats a stoop, a garden level, and a set of original floors as ordinary work. Get your flat rate, pick a time, and skip the surprise fees.

FAQ

Do you charge extra for the stairs in my brownstone?

We count stair flights up front and quote the house by floor. You see the number that includes the stairs before you book — there is no per-flight surprise added later.

Can you handle a COI for my Brooklyn Heights co-op?

Yes. Send us your board's requirements and we issue a Certificate of Insurance naming the building, co-op, and managing agent as additional insured, at a $1M baseline or the higher limit some boards require, usually within 30 days.

What about my cast-iron radiators?

They're part of a standard clean here. We wipe them and clean behind the covers where dust settles, without scrubbing off the paint.

Do you clean garden-level apartments?

We do. We note whether we enter at the garden service door or the stoop, and clean the lower level the same as any other.

How does recurring pricing work?

Pick weekly, twice-monthly, or monthly and the price drops from the one-time rate, with the same crew returning each visit.

We clean throughout the borough — book online for Brooklyn Heights, Park Slope, Williamsburg, Downtown Brooklyn, Bed-Stuy, and Cobble Hill. Get your flat rate and pick a time in a couple of minutes.