Ten cities, twenty miles, one team
We work a tight radius on purpose. Staying close to Troy is what makes a fixed weekly slot possible and keeps a team from spending half a day on the Northway.
Cleaning companies that cover an enormous territory usually do it by dispatching whoever is nearest, which is exactly the arrangement that makes consistency impossible. A twenty-mile radius from Troy lets us assign teams to addresses and keep them there.
The Capital Region is also not one housing market but several stacked on top of each other, and the difference matters to the work. A brick row house downtown, a mill-era apartment in Cohoes and a new open-plan build in Clifton Park need different products, different equipment and different amounts of time. Teams that work the same area every week learn those differences instead of guessing at them.
Troy, NY
Brownstones, Victorian row houses and converted lofts downtown — beautiful homes with original woodwork, tall windows and radiators that collect dust nobody sees until it is pointed out.
Albany, NY
A mix of historic brick homes, apartment buildings and offices. Tight parking and older layouts mean we plan the visit before we arrive, not after.
Schenectady, NY
From Stockade-era houses to newer builds on the outskirts. Older homes reward slow, careful work on trim, floors and window sills.
Cohoes, NY
Compact riverside homes and mill-era apartments where storage is limited and every surface counts. Detail work matters more than square footage here.
Watervliet, NY
Small lots, older housing stock and a lot of families who want the same cleaner every visit. Consistency is the whole job in Watervliet.
Latham, NY
Suburban homes, medical offices and small commercial suites along the corridor. Many of our evening and weekend commercial visits happen here.
Rensselaer, NY
Riverfront properties and quiet residential streets. Rentals and turnovers are common, so move-out work is a regular request.
East Greenbush, NY
Larger suburban homes with finished basements, playrooms and second kitchens. Recurring plans tend to make the most sense for this kind of space.
Clifton Park, NY
Newer developments with open floor plans, high ceilings and a lot of glass. Great houses to clean, and unforgiving if a job is rushed.
Wynantskill, NY
A close-in residential hamlet where most of our work is weekly and biweekly upkeep for households that simply ran out of hours in the week.
Outside the radius
Just outside the ring? Saratoga Springs, Ballston Spa, Averill Park, Castleton and similar towns come up regularly. We take that work when it fits an existing route, so the answer depends on the day rather than being a flat no. Call and ask.
Twenty miles, drawn from Troy
Questions about coverage
Not inside the twenty-mile radius. Everything from Troy out to Schenectady and Clifton Park is priced the same, with no fuel surcharge or zone pricing.
Yes. We work in apartment buildings, gated developments and commercial buildings that require certificates of insurance or vendor registration. Tell us the requirement when you book so it is handled before the first visit rather than at the door.
Yes, and it can run on the same account. Households with a rental in Albany and a home in East Greenbush are a common arrangement for us.
It shifts week to week. Troy, Watervliet, Cohoes and Wynantskill are closest to base and usually have the shortest wait for a recurring slot; Schenectady and Clifton Park depend on the route that day.
We are probably closer than you think
Ten cities inside twenty miles of Troy, all at the same price.
