Carpet, rug and furniture care for Jackson Heights garden co-ops, pre-war apartments and attached houses, plus mobile car detailing and storefront power washing.
Historic garden apartments, busy shopping streets and some of the most varied homes in Queens.
Jackson Heights was built as a garden city. Starting in the 1910s, developers put up rows of brick co-op buildings around private interior gardens, along with attached houses on tree-lined side streets. Much of that historic district still stands, and many of the apartments inside are home to families who have been here for decades.
Around that core are some of the busiest shopping streets in Queens: 37th Avenue, 74th Street and Roosevelt Avenue under the elevated 7 train. The neighborhood is home to people from South Asia, Latin America and all over the world, and you can see it in the homes, from colorful handmade rugs to big family sofas.
Deep extraction for long co-op halls, bedrooms and house staircases.
We carry rugs down from walk-ups and elevator buildings and return them washed, free of charge.
In-home cleaning for dining chairs, armchairs and cushions, with odor treatment.
Sofas and sectionals cleaned in place, no carrying furniture down the stairs.
Bedside sanitizing for family beds and the guest bed before relatives arrive.
A detailing crew that comes to your block, lot or driveway.
Storefront sidewalks, building entrances, courtyards and house stoops.
Persian, Afghan and Indian rugs washed by hand after dye tests.
Jackson Heights homes hold rugs and fabrics from many traditions, including hand-knotted wool, flatweaves, silk blends and bright synthetic pieces. Each item is checked for fiber and color before cleaning, and the method is picked to match it.
Many co-op buildings here are walk-ups or have small elevators, and some are entered through a garden courtyard rather than a street lobby. We plan our equipment and our route through the building before we arrive.
Parking is hard in Jackson Heights, and we know it. We set arrival windows that give the crew time to find a spot and unload safely.
Green Choice started in 2005, and 20+ years later the basics have not changed: free quotes, same-day or next-day openings in most areas, and 10% off the first cleaning.
The 74th Street-Broadway and Jackson Heights-Roosevelt Avenue station is among the busiest transit hubs in Queens: the 7 runs on the elevated line overhead, and the E, F, M and R stop underground. The 7 also stops at 82nd Street and 90th Street along Roosevelt Avenue.
34th Avenue is a wide, tree-lined street running through the residential side of the neighborhood, and Travers Park is a favorite spot for families. Our crews also work in neighboring Elmhurst, Corona and Woodside, and in Flushing farther along the 7 line.
Family-owned, serving NYC since 2005.
Certificate of insurance ready for any building requirement.
Safe for kids, pets and allergy-sensitive homes.
Most Jackson Heights addresses can be scheduled same day.