Cleaning for Washington Heights and Hudson Heights apartments, from Art Deco elevator buildings to walk-ups on steep blocks, plus car detailing and storefront washing.
Big family apartments, hilly streets and busy shopping strips from 155th Street up toward Fort Tryon Park.
Washington Heights sits high on the northern ridge of Manhattan, and you feel it on every block. Streets climb from Broadway up to Fort Washington Avenue, some blocks end in long public staircases, and the views reach across the Hudson to New Jersey and the George Washington Bridge.
Most people here live in apartment buildings: prewar walk-ups, large elevator buildings with courtyards, and the Art Deco buildings of Hudson Heights. Apartments are often roomy, households are often big, and a living room may host grandparents, cousins and kids on the same Sunday. That kind of full, busy home is what our crews clean most here.
Carpet in bedrooms and hallways of large family apartments, cleaned and sanitized.
Rugs carried out of walk-ups and elevator buildings, washed and returned.
Dining chairs, recliners and armchairs that get used every day.
Dining chairs, recliners and armchairs that get used every day.
The family sofa cleaned at home, with stains and odors treated.
Detailing at a legal spot near your building or in your garage.
Detailing at a legal spot near your building or in your garage.
Hand-washing and dye testing for Persian and other hand-knotted rugs.
We plan for the climb. A fifth-floor walk-up on a steep side street is a normal job here, and the crew packs equipment that can be carried up the stairs. In elevator buildings, we ask about the super and any rules for contractors before we come.
We plan for a full house. When several generations share an apartment, the sofa, the carpet and the mattresses all work harder. Many families book several items at once, and one visit is simpler than three.
We plan for real life. Kids, pets and older relatives are often home during the day, so everything we use is eco-safe and non-toxic. Shift workers at the hospitals near 168th Street sometimes need an early or late slot, and we try to offer one.
Green Choice has been cleaning New York homes for 20+ years, since 2005. You get a free quote, same-day or next-day appointments in most of the neighborhood, and 10% off your first cleaning.
The A train runs along the west side with stops at 175th, 181st and 190th Streets, the C ends at 168th Street, and the 1 train stops at 157th, 168th, 181st and 191st Streets. Street parking is easier to find than downtown, but alternate side days and the hills still shape where the van can stop.
Fort Tryon Park and The Cloisters crown the north end, Highbridge Park runs along the Harlem River side, and Bennett Park holds the highest natural point in Manhattan. Our crews work across the whole area and next door in Inwood and Harlem.
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Most Washington Heights addresses can be scheduled same day.