A hamlet with a genuinely significant artist colony history, home to Jackson Pollock and other mid-century painters, alongside a real working-class community.
Built around one of the East End's most historically significant artist communities.
Springs' real mid-century artist colony history, including Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner's home and studio, gives the hamlet a genuine creative legacy distinct from East Hampton Village's more purely affluent character.
A genuinely working-class year-round community lives throughout Springs, and we regularly serve households across a real range of budgets in this quieter corner of East Hampton Town.
Deep cleaning for Springs' year-round family homes.
Pickup service built around Springs' mixed building stock.
Fabric-safe cleaning for family furniture in daily use.
In-place cleaning for Springs' classic layouts.
Sanitizing treatment for bedrooms in family homes.
Mobile detailing available throughout Springs.
Driveways and single-family home exteriors throughout the hamlet.
Hand-washing and fiber testing for Persian and antique rugs.
Springs holds a genuinely significant mid-century artist colony history, including its real connection to Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner, and we're familiar with this creative legacy when working in a home or converted studio space tied to that history. A genuinely working-class year-round community lives throughout the hamlet today, and we serve households across a real range of budgets.
This quieter, more down-to-earth corner of East Hampton Town stands apart from the more affluent parts of the town, and we match that same genuine, unpretentious pace rather than treating every East Hampton Town address the same.
Once you book, we treat every rug or piece of furniture with the same care regardless of its connection to the hamlet's artist history or a household's specific budget. We're happy to work around a specific weekday schedule for households balancing real work commitments.
The reason Springs households choose us: we take this hamlet's genuine working-class character and its real artistic legacy equally seriously, without pretense either way. That honest, grounded respect is what earns trust in a hamlet with this much genuine history and character.
Springs relies primarily on local roads connecting to East Hampton Village, sitting without its own Long Island Rail Road station in this quieter corner of the town.
The hamlet's real mid-century artist colony history, including the home and studio of Jackson Pollock and Lee Krasner, remains a genuine point of local cultural pride alongside its working-class community identity.
Family-owned, serving the NYC area since 1998.
Certificate of insurance ready for any building requirement.
Safe for kids, pets and allergy-sensitive homes.
Most Springs addresses can be scheduled same day.
"Real artist history out here, and our own studio space got the same careful treatment as the rest of the house."
"Genuinely working-class community, real family use, and they treated it with real respect."
"Quieter and more down-to-earth than East Hampton Village, and the crew matched that same pace."
"Heard about the crew through the neighborhood grapevine, and it checked out."