Where we clean across Toronto

• 01 Downtown Toronto From the Financial District to the Entertainment District, downtown is condo territory, and condo cleaning has its own rules. e.g. $159
• 02 Liberty Village Converted brick-and-beam lofts next to glass towers, a dog in half the units, and a lot of people who work from home. e.g. $159
• 03 King West Dense, new, and loud on weekends. King West units are lived in hard and turn over fast. e.g. $159
• 04 Yorkville High-end finishes, serious art on the walls, and a low tolerance for a cleaner who does not know what marble does when you put vinegar on it. e.g. $247
• 05 The Annex Big Victorian houses, a lot of stairs, original trim, and radiators that have been collecting dust since the Diefenbaker government. e.g. $404
• 06 Leslieville Narrow semis, young families, and a lot of half-renovated houses where the new kitchen meets the original floors. e.g. $329
• 07 The Beaches Sand gets everywhere, the dogs are enormous, and the houses are older than they look from the porch. e.g. $363
• 08 High Park & Roncesvalles Big old west-end houses with real hardwood, deep porches, and a park that puts leaves and pollen through the front door for half the year. e.g. $506
• 09 Yonge & Eglinton Midtown runs on a split: condo towers on the main corners, and quiet family streets two blocks in either direction. e.g. $229
• 10 North York Bigger homes, bigger families, and a lot of square footage per dollar compared with downtown. e.g. $506
• 11 Scarborough Family houses with real backyards, often housing more than one generation, and priced far better per square foot than anything downtown. e.g. $430
• 12 Etobicoke Two Etobicokes: the lakefront condo wall along Humber Bay, and the quiet detached streets inland. e.g. $229

Somewhere not listed? Call (647) 939-1800 and we will let you know right away whether we can cover it.