
Capital Region, New York
Albany County has the second-highest small-multifamily share of any county we cover: 36.4% of units sit in two-to-nine-unit buildings, mostly the brownstone and row-house conversions of Center Square, Pine Hills and the Mansion District. Median year built is 1963, but 27.5% of stock predates 1940, and the older half is walk-up: stairs, no service elevator, and street parking that is metered or permit-only in the city core. Renters hold 43.5% of occupied homes, one of the highest shares outside New York City, driven by the state workforce and the universities — which puts a heavy, predictable turnover peak in late August rather than spreading it across the year. Average household size is just 2.25, so many units are one- and two-person flats where a deep clean is bathroom- and kitchen-intensive rather than floor-area-intensive. Outside the city, Colonie, Guilderland and Bethlehem supply post-war ranches on quarter-acre lots with garages and basements, where recurring housekeeping and pre-sale cleans dominate. Winter salt on hardwood and stair treads is the recurring damage risk in the older housing.
Albany County has the second-highest small-multifamily share of any county we cover: 36.4% of units sit in two-to-nine-unit buildings, mostly the brownstone and row-house conversions of Center Square, Pine Hills and the Mansion District. Median year built is 1963, but 27.5% of stock predates 1940, and the older half is walk-up: stairs, no service elevator, and street parking that is metered or permit-only in the city core. Renters hold 43.5% of occupied homes, one of the highest shares outside New York City, driven by the state workforce and the universities — which puts a heavy, predictable turnover peak in late August rather than spreading it across the year. Average household size is just 2.25, so many units are one- and two-person flats where a deep clean is bathroom- and kitchen-intensive rather than floor-area-intensive. Outside the city, Colonie, Guilderland and Bethlehem supply post-war ranches on quarter-acre lots with garages and basements, where recurring housekeeping and pre-sale cleans dominate. Winter salt on hardwood and stair treads is the recurring damage risk in the older housing.
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Albany County is home to 314,848 residents (US Census Bureau, 2020).
Published census figures — they shape how long a clean takes and what it costs.
The services we offer. Bookings are not open in this area yet.
Top-to-bottom reset for kitchens, bathrooms and every skipped corner.
From $160Landlord and property-manager checklist built around deposit returns.
From $190Sanitised and aired out before the first box crosses the threshold.
Custom quoteRemoves drywall dust, paint residue and renovation debris.
From $250Hot-water extraction for carpets, rugs, sofas and fabric chairs.
From $45Degreasing for ovens, fridges, washers and dryers, inside and out.
From $40Driveways, siding, decks and concrete brought back to colour.
From $150Offices, retail units, restaurants and medical suites, out of hours.
From $150Urgent cleans booked for the same day subject to availability.
From $200Fast turnovers with bed making and guest-ready staging.
From $90Hourly weekly or monthly help, two-hour minimum.
From $40/hrTrash, bottles, spills and floors handled the morning after.
Custom quotePresentation clean before listing photos and open houses.
Custom quoteDecluttering, removal and sanitising for severely soiled homes.
Custom quotePick a date and tell us the size of the home. Fixed-price services confirm instantly; larger jobs get a written quote first.
Background-checked, insured cleaners. Most teams arrive fully equipped with their own supplies — confirmed when you book — and can work around building access windows.
Walk the space before the crew leaves. Not right? Tell us within 24 hours and we re-clean the area free.
Yes. Most Manhattan and Brooklyn co-op and condo boards require a certificate of insurance naming the building and managing agent before a vendor is allowed upstairs. Send us the building's requirements when you book and we forward the certificate to the managing agent, usually within one business day.
No stair surcharge. Tell us the floor when booking so the crew brings a lighter kit — that matters most for carpet extraction and pressure-washing gear, which we may schedule differently in a fourth-floor walk-up.
In dense areas the crew uses public transport or metered parking and factors alternate-side rules into the arrival window. If you have a driveway, a garage bay or a loading dock — common on Staten Island, in Nassau and across Westchester — mention it and we can usually start sooner.
For most doorman and full-service buildings, yes. Reserve the service elevator for the arrival hour and add the cleaner to the visitor list. Buildings that only permit vendor access on weekdays between 9am and 4pm are common, so book those slots early.
Road salt, slush and grit get tracked into entryways and hallways from November through March, and steam radiators bake dust onto walls and window sills. Most winter bookings add entry mats, hallway floors and radiator surrounds; spring bookings focus on windows and screens.
It is not required and it is never added to your total. Many New York clients tip 10–20% for a deep clean or a move-out, or leave a flat amount per cleaner. Cash on the day goes directly to the crew.
Yes, where a crew is free. Airbnb and short-let turnovers start from $90 and cover linens, bed making, bathroom reset and a guest-ready presentation. Give us the checkout and check-in times and we schedule inside that window.
Today we cover the five boroughs, Nassau County, western Suffolk and Westchester County. Other counties are listed as coming soon — we would rather say so than take a booking we cannot staff.
We are not live here yet. Leave your details and we will let you know when we launch in this area.