House Cleaning in Kingston's West End

Where Most of Kingston's Families Live

West of the Cataraqui River and out past Gardiners Road, Kingston turns into the city most people drive home to: crescents of detached houses and townhomes, school pickup lines, hockey bags in the front hall and two cars in most driveways. Bayridge's older streets and the newer subdivisions toward Collins Bay and Westbrook have different ages of house, but similar weeks: busy ones.

Homes in the West End

Family homes here usually mean three or four bedrooms, two or three bathrooms, an open kitchen that gets used hard and a finished basement doing double duty as playroom and guest room. Pets are common. None of it is complicated to clean; there's just a lot of it, and it comes back every week. That's exactly what regular visits are for.

The older parts of Bayridge, built a few decades ago, bring a few extras: original bathrooms with more grout to keep on top of, split-level stairs and kitchens that have been updated in stages. Newer streets near Collins Bay and Westbrook tend to have bigger open plans, more glass and more floor. Either way, we quote by what's actually in your home, and the first visit sets the standard the regular ones keep.