House Cleaning in East City & Ashburnham
East of the Otonabee, between Little Lake and the Lift Lock, East City has some of Peterborough's oldest streets and a lot of homes that have been loved, lived in and slowly updated.
Homes in East City and Ashburnham
Ashburnham was its own village before it became part of Peterborough, and you can still feel it. The streets near Hunter Street East have small shops and cafés, older frame and brick houses, and modest storey-and-a-half homes on narrow lots. Further out, toward the Lift Lock and the Trent-Severn Waterway, there are post-war bungalows and a few newer infill houses.
Many of these homes have been in the same family for decades, and many others have just changed hands to young buyers drawn by the walkable streets and the water. Either way, the houses tend to have small rooms, steep stairs, older bathrooms with lots of grout, and basements that have seen a few floods over the years.
What We Clean Most Here
A deep reset is the most common first booking in East City. New owners want a clean start in a house someone else lived in for thirty years; long-time owners want to catch up after a hard winter. After that, most switch to regular visits every two weeks or monthly.
Older bathrooms get extra attention: tile and grout, the base of the toilet, the edges of an old tub. They clean up far better than people expect.
How Often People Here Book
A typical pattern: a deep reset when someone moves in or after winter, then visits every two weeks. Small bungalows and storey-and-a-half houses often go monthly once they're caught up. One example: a 1940s house near Little Lake with one bathroom and a cat, reset in March, then cleaned every other Monday morning.
Getting Started Takes Four Steps
Phone us or use the form
Describe the house, the cottage or both, and the cleaning you have in mind.
Get your price
A few quick questions (photos help for cottages), then a firm number, all before a cleaner arrives.
The first visit
Most places start with a deeper reset so later visits can be lighter and quicker.
Regular or seasonal visits
The house on your schedule, the cottage when the season calls for it.