House cleaning
in Sterling, VA.

Her home town

Because she lives here, a Sterling job can usually be fitted in around the rest of her week. If a visit runs over, she doesn't have a drive back across the county to worry about. And if you need to move a date, there's usually room to move it.

The housing here is not one thing

Sterling's housing varies more than the rest of Loudoun's.

Sugarland Run and older Sterling Park are largely 1960s and 70s houses. Older homes, older bathrooms, and often original tile and grout — which is the kind of build-up a regular clean is not scoped to remove. Homes here benefit most from starting with a deep clean.

Cascades and Potomac Falls are 1990s and 2000s, generally larger, and frequently have more bathrooms than bedrooms once you count the half-baths. Bathrooms drive the length of a visit more than any other room, so the bathroom count is the first thing Astrid asks about here.

Countryside sits between the two, with a lot of townhomes — which means stairs. Stairs are slow to vacuum properly and slower still with pets.

Newer builds around Route 28 and the Dulles corridor need the least establishing work and often go straight onto a regular schedule.

What she does here

Recurring cleans — weekly, bi-weekly or monthly — are the bulk of it. Deep cleans, particularly on the older housing stock. Move-in and move-out cleans, which come up constantly in Sterling given how much of the area rents to the Dulles and data-centre corridor.

Se habla español

Sterling has a large Spanish-speaking community, and Astrid speaks Spanish. Llámela o envíele un mensaje al (571) 269-9526.

Getting a price

There's no flat rate. Call or text with your neighbourhood, the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, and how long since the house was properly cleaned. Estimates are free and new customers get $25 off the first visit.