Cleaning Services in Bronx County

The Bronx has the highest renter share of any county in New York State: 80% of occupied homes are rented, and 60.5% of all units sit in buildings of 20 or more.

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Six-storey Art Deco walk-ups along the Grand Concourse, single-family blocks in Riverdale and the Co-op City towers.

Bronx County is home to 1,472,654 residents (US Census Bureau, 2020).

The practical consequence is that most work here is scheduled around a building, not a household — superintendents control access, service elevators are shared, and larger portfolios book several vacant units at once rather than one apartment at a time. Median year built is 1955 and 33% of stock predates 1940, so the borough runs to solid pre-war and post-war apartment construction: terrazzo lobbies, plaster walls, steam radiators, original parquet and small tiled bathrooms where grout work matters more than floor area. Average household size is 2.53, and family apartments dominate over studios. Because turnover is lease-driven rather than seasonal, demand is flat across the year with a sharp month-end peak, and vacancy cleans are usually specified to a landlord's checklist — appliance interiors, inside cabinetry, windows and sills — rather than left to the occupant's preference. Seasonal use is negligible here at 913 units, the lowest of any county we cover.