Trusted House Cleaning in Prospect Heights, IL
Big Lots, Quiet Streets, Less Housework
Prospect Heights feels different from the villages around it. Many streets don’t have sidewalks, lots are deep and wooded, and homes range from 1950s ranches to custom houses from the 1980s and 1990s. There are also plenty of condos and townhomes around the Rob Roy golf course and along Wheeling Road. It’s a small city in Cook County that many people pass through on Palatine Road or Milwaukee Avenue, but it’s well known to the people who live there.
McMaid Home Services has been cleaning homes across the northwest suburbs of Chicago since 1975. We’re locally owned and based nearby in Rolling Meadows, so we know these streets well.
Many Prospect Heights homeowners use our general maintenance cleaning on a weekly, bi-weekly or monthly schedule. Others book a deep cleaning once or twice a year for the jobs that pile up, like walls, woodwork, ceiling fans and upholstered furniture. We also handle move-in and move-out cleaning for homes that are empty and changing hands. Quotes are free and based on your home’s size, how often you want service and its condition.
Request your free quote or call (847) 991-2383.
Prospect Heights Subdivisions on Our Route
The city is a mix of single-family subdivisions with larger lots and condo and townhome communities that work well for downsizers. Our teams visit both. Below are some of the Prospect Heights communities we clean, from the custom homes of Cherry Creek near Hintz Road to the condos and townhomes around Rob Roy. If your street isn’t listed, ask anyway.
- Rob Roy Country Club Village
- Lexington Village at Rob Roy
- Fairway Estates
- The Shires
- Country Club Acres
- Cherry Creek
- Bonnie Brook
- Prospect Heights Manor
- Lake Claire Estates
- Somerset Park
- Willow Woods
- Old Willow Falls
Housekeeping on a Prospect Heights Lot
Large wooded lots are a big part of living here. They also mean more leaves, mud and pollen coming through the door. In spring and fall, entryways and kitchen floors get dirty fast. A bi-weekly maintenance visit, with hard floors vacuumed and washed on hands and knees and carpets vacuumed throughout, keeps that from spreading into the rest of the house.
Houses in The Shires, Cherry Creek and Somerset Park are mostly from the late 1970s through the 1990s. They tend to be two stories with family rooms, multiple bathrooms and tall stairways. A deep cleaning once or twice a year gets the dust off walls and standard-height ceilings, hand-washes doors and jambs, and cleans glass shower doors and bathroom tile.
Many people in the condo and townhome communities around Rob Roy have moved here from a bigger house nearby. They often want a monthly maintenance visit: bathrooms sanitized, mirrors and chrome polished, the kitchen wiped down, and beds made or linens changed.
Commuters use the Prospect Heights Metra station on the North Central Service line, and Chicago Executive Airport sits at the city’s northeast edge. For families coming and going for work, a regular schedule means the house is clean when they get back. When a home sells, our move-in and move-out cleaning takes care of the inside of cabinets, the oven, the refrigerator and the closets before the new owners move in.
The McMaid Difference in Prospect Heights
Prospect Heights residents like to know the people who work on their homes. Here’s what you get with us:
- Local ownership. Our office is in Rolling Meadows, and we’ve cleaned homes in this area since 1975.
- Trained, uniformed crews. Every team is thoroughly trained and supervised on the job by a specially trained inspector.
- Protection. We’re bonded and fully insured.
- Easy to reach. Customer Service is staffed during normal business hours, and our answering service takes messages 24 hours a day.
Our goal is 100% customer satisfaction, and every quote is free, based on your home’s size, schedule and condition.
Common Questions from Prospect Heights
Many Prospect Heights homeowners choose weekly or bi-weekly maintenance cleaning for this reason. Each visit includes vacuuming carpets, hard floors and stairs, washing kitchen and bathroom floors on hands and knees, and cleaning the entry door window and one set of patio doors. If the house needs extra attention first, start with a deep cleaning.
Yes. Communities like Rob Roy Country Club Village and Lexington Village at Rob Roy are a regular part of our route. Many owners choose a monthly or bi-weekly plan. Since quotes are based on square footage, frequency and condition, a smaller condo is priced for its size. Request a free quote online or by phone.
If the house is empty, yes. Move-in cleaning covers the inside of cabinets, drawers, the pantry, closets, vanities and medicine cabinets, along with the oven, range hood and refrigerator. Teams also scrub tile grout, treat mildew and wash all hard floors, so you can unpack into a clean house.
In the kitchen, teams wipe the outside of cabinets and appliances, disinfect counters, scrub the sink, clean inside the microwave and wash the floor. Bathrooms get the tub, toilet, sink and shower scrubbed and sanitized. Throughout the house, they dust, remove cobwebs, vacuum, empty wastebaskets and make beds or change linens.
Yes. Each McMaid team is supervised on the job by a specially trained inspector. Our teams are thoroughly trained, wear professional uniforms, and are bonded and fully insured. If you have a question, our Customer Service Department is available during normal business hours, and our answering service takes messages 24 hours a day.
Serving Prospect Heights and Nearby Towns
Our crews cover all of Prospect Heights and the neighboring communities of Wheeling, Arlington Heights, Mount Prospect and Buffalo Grove.
Nearby towns we also clean: Wheeling, Arlington Heights, Mount Prospect and Buffalo Grove. See every community on our service areas page.
