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Brooklyn Heights is a house-cleaning job unlike anywhere else in the borough, and CleanWhale books it as a flat rate before we ring the bell. This is the oldest stock in Brooklyn — the majority of these buildings went up before elevators, before central air, before in-unit laundry — so a cleaning here is less about square footage and more about surfaces, access and stairs. We plan for all three when you book.
Two things trip up cleaners new to the Heights, and we handle both as a matter of course. The first is the board paperwork. Pre-war co-ops here run the tightest insurance requirements of any district we cover — often $1,000,000 in liability and property plus workers' comp, with a certificate naming both the co-op and you, the shareholder, as additional insured and giving 10 days' notice before cancellation. We file that before the visit rather than turning up and getting stopped at the service door. The second is the entrance rule: boards route contractors to the service entrance and to one assigned oversize elevator, and they won't let you hand us a key. You authorize our entry in writing through the super, and we work to whatever trash and recycling rules the building sets.
These houses are full of materials that punish a generic cleaning routine. Original wide pine plank is soft and shows every scuff, so it gets a gentle pass, not a scour. Carved and marble mantels get pH-neutral cleaner and no abrasive. Steam radiators sit under the windows in nearly every pre-war unit, and we clean the cast-iron covers and behind them as standard. Then there are the stairs: Federal row houses here have steeper, narrower runs than the Italianates a mile inland, and townhouse and walk-up jobs stack multiple flights — so we count flights when we scope, because they drive how long the visit takes. The waterfront condos at One Brooklyn Bridge Park, Quay Tower and 90 Furman flip the script entirely: floor-to-ceiling glass, terraces and in-unit laundry, cleaned streak-free with a different kit.
You pick your home size and a date online and get a fixed price up front — no walk-through required to quote. House and apartment cleaning starts from $151 for a one-bedroom, $179 for two bedrooms and $207 for three bedrooms; larger houses and add-ons are priced when you book. Sales tax at this Brooklyn address is 8.875%. If you want us back on a schedule, weekly, twice-monthly and monthly plans take a discount off the one-time rate — the easiest way to keep a busy floor-through or a four-story townhouse in shape without re-booking each time.
Tell us your building at checkout so we can start the cert early — boards can take up to about 30 days to approve one, while doorman condos usually just want it a day ahead. Book house cleaning in Brooklyn Heights online today, and we'll handle the COI and the service-entrance logistics before we arrive.