Almost nothing in West Hollywood has a driveway, so a clean starts with finding a legal place to stand between permit districts, sweeping hours and a red curb that runs half the block.
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MaidSimple runs house cleaning and maid service across West Hollywood, California. Close to eighty percent of the housing is multi-family and roughly four in five households rent, so most visits here are apartments and condos rather than houses. Nobody we send is a contractor: W-2 payroll, background screening, and a full kit carried up from the street. A one-bedroom unit is about at99.85 per clean. Coverage runs across 90046, 90048, 90069 and 90038.
The building stock reads like a timeline of Los Angeles apartment design. Along Harper, Havenhurst and the streets near Plummer Park there are 1920s and 1930s Spanish courtyard buildings with tiled stairs, arched loggias and a fountain in the middle. A block over sit 1950s and 1960s dingbats propped over their own parking. Then the newer condo buildings, glass and steel, with a lobby and a front desk. One small city, three unrelated jobs.
What they share is smallness. A unit here is often 500 to 1,100 square feet, so the work concentrates: kitchens with no spare counter, one bathroom doing everything, closets packed to the ceiling. Detached houses turn up mainly in Norma Triangle and West Hollywood West, and they are the exception rather than the pattern.
Pre-1978 construction dominates, which shows up as painted casement windows, wall furnaces, hand-set tile and hardwood buried under decades of finish. Very few units have laundry inside them; most share a machine off the courtyard. Older buildings rarely have a lift, so a third-floor walk-up means equipment goes up on somebody’s shoulder. The newer condo towers along Sunset and Santa Monica invert all of that with a freight elevator, a loading bay and a desk that wants a name.
No estimates and no ranges. This is what the quote form will tell you, worked out the same way.
| How is it looking? | Time we plan | Per clean, recurring | Just this once |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kept upCleaned recently | 2 hrs | $199.90every week, 2 weeks or 4 weeks | $235.18 |
| Lived-inNormal life happens | 3 hrs | $299.85every week, 2 weeks or 4 weeks | $352.77 |
| It’s a messNo judgement, truly | 4 hrs | $399.80every week, 2 weeks or 4 weeks | $470.36 |
You pay for the time it takes: the hours we plan at $99.95 an hour for every recurring clean, or $117.59 an hour just once. Supplies and equipment included. Anything extra you tick — inside the oven, the fridge, baseboards in full — adds its time at the same rate, and a deeper clean or a move-out is simply more hours. Slide the hours before you book if you know your home better than we do.
Knowing these before the van arrives is most of what makes a visit go well.
The city issues residential parking permits by district and enforces posted sweeping hours hard. Give us your block and your sweeping day at booking, and the visit gets slotted where a vehicle can legally stand for three hours straight.
A 1920s courtyard building has one narrow stair and no service route. Equipment comes through the same passage residents use, so crews work compact: one upright, one caddy, and no cords stretched across a shared walkway.
Units are compact but the kitchens get worked, and grease travels further in 600 square feet than it does in a house. Degreasing the range surround, the hood filter and the wall behind the cooktop is part of a standard visit here, not an extra.
Every West Hollywood address in 90038, 90046, 90048 and 90069.
One rate, one standard. Pick the one that fits your week.
The whole-home refresh most West Hollywood homes book: kitchens, bathrooms, floors, dusting and tidying.
How it works →Baseboards, inside appliances, grout and vents — the same clean with more hours, at the same rate.
How it works →Empty-home cleaning for deposits and handovers — more hours, the same rate.
How it works →Weekly, every 2 weeks or every 4 weeks, at the advertised rate every clean.
How it works →Most cleaning companies send whoever is available that day. Our cleaners are our own background-checked, W-2 employees — which costs us more in payroll tax and workers’ comp, and is exactly why the standard holds: we employ them and dispatch them ourselves.
Every maid is on our payroll and background-checked before she sets foot in your home. If anything’s not right, tell us and we come back and put it right — you don’t pay twice.
The general FAQ covers access, supplies, rescheduling and paying.
Yes, most of what we do here is exactly that. Two and three storey buildings from the 1920s through the 1960s rarely have a lift, and crews plan for it with lighter machines, fewer trips and a slightly wider arrival window on the top floor. It does not change the price, which comes from your bedroom and bathroom count.
Yes, and quietly. Courtyards carry sound and every window faces the same space, so crews keep the vacuum inside the unit, avoid propping the entry door and never run cords across a shared path. If your building sets vendor hours, and many will not allow work before nine, tell us and we book inside them.
Often, yes. Thursday and Friday fill first in this part of Los Angeles, and same-week openings do appear. What holds up a booking here is rarely the crew, it is parking and building access. If you can confirm where a vehicle may sit and how the crew reaches your door, we can usually place you within a few days.
West Hollywood sits inside our The Westside coverage.
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