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House and office cleaners in Philadelphia
Cleaners in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. They also drive out to Ardmore, Fort Washington and Conshohocken. Each one that is taking work lists their own phone number: you call, you ask what you need to ask, and you decide. No form, nobody in between, no commission on the job.
Cleaners in Philadelphia, PA
Cleaning a home in Philadelphia
Philadelphia is a rowhouse city: narrow, deep homes sharing walls, two or three floors up a tight staircase, a front door opening straight onto the sidewalk and a basement below. Winters are cold, the radiators run, and salt from the sidewalks comes in on shoes. Summers are humid, and the middle of the house gets little daylight.
The front door opens on the sidewalk, so street grit lands in the first room and stair treads take the worst of winter. A vacuum gets carried up narrow stairs instead of rolling room to room. Radiators collect dust down between the columns, and the dim middle rooms need a light brought in.
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Hiring a cleaner in Philadelphia, PA
How do I hire a house cleaner in Philadelphia?
Pick a cleaner from this page and call or text the number on their profile. They also take a WhatsApp message, if that is easier for you. You agree the price and the day directly with them, and nobody sits in between. Between them they take Zelle, check and cash — each profile says which. There is no booking form and no account, and Cleaning Profiles takes no commission from the job.
Are there Spanish-speaking cleaners in Philadelphia?
Yes. Every cleaner listed in Philadelphia works in Spanish. When a cleaner has filled that in, the languages show on their profile, so you can check before you call.
Can a cleaner come on a Saturday in Philadelphia?
Not right now. DULCE’S CLEANING SERVICE LLC works Monday to Friday, 7am to 5pm.
Are cleaners on this list insured in Philadelphia?
Ask the cleaner directly and ask for proof before the work starts. It is a normal question and any cleaner is used to hearing it. We do not require insurance to be listed and we hold no documents for anyone, so that answer has to come from them, not from us. The cleaner listed in Philadelphia has given the name their business is registered under, so that profile links straight to the Pennsylvania Department of State, Business Entity Search. There you can confirm the business exists and is current with the state before you call.