Boulder House Cleaning Just Got Easier

Yes. Front Range water leaves calcium and lime deposits on glass shower doors, faucets, showerheads, and sinks, and it’s one of the most frequent complaints we hear from Boulder homeowners. Our deep cleans include descaling treatments on fixtures and glass, and recurring service keeps the buildup from returning. Long-neglected shower glass sometimes needs a second treatment on a follow-up visit — we’ll tell you honestly if that’s the case rather than promising a single visit will fix years of scale.

Yes. We clean owner-occupied homes on University Hill and in Martin Acres as well as landlord-owned rentals near campus. For rental properties we’re often brought in for end-of-lease turnover cleans and pre-showing cleanings, and we can bill the property owner or manager directly. For shared student houses we can also handle common-area-only cleanings on a recurring schedule if bedrooms are excluded — just tell us the scope and we’ll price it accordingly.

Yes — most of our Boulder clients aren’t home during their cleaning. We accommodate lockbox, garage code, smart lock, and front-desk or building-concierge access for downtown condos, and our bonded, background-checked teams follow the access instructions you set. Many Boulder homeowners find this the easiest arrangement: you leave in the morning and come back to a finished house. If you’d rather be home for the first visit to walk us through the space, that’s welcome too.

Biweekly is the most common choice for Boulder households and the best value for most homes — it keeps bathrooms, kitchens, and floors from ever getting far behind. Weekly service suits larger families, multiple pets, and homes with heavy trail dust or allergy concerns. Monthly works for smaller households, couples, or well-kept condos, though monthly visits take longer per appointment since more accumulates between cleanings. If you’re not sure, start biweekly for a couple of months and adjust.

We clean homes throughout Boulder, including Mapleton Hill, Whittier, Newlands, North Boulder (NoBo), Wonderland Lake, University Hill, Martin Acres, Table Mesa, Frasier Meadows, Gunbarrel, Crossroads, and the downtown Pearl Street condos and lofts. We also serve nearby Louisville, Lafayette, Superior, and Broomfield, so we’re in the area most days of the week and can usually fit Boulder homes into an efficient route.

Request a free quote through our online form or call (720) 676-6400. We’ll ask a few questions about your home’s size, layout, pets, and what level of cleaning you want, then send a firm price and available dates — usually the same business day. Most new Boulder clients start with a deep clean to get the home to baseline, then move onto a recurring biweekly or monthly schedule. There are no long-term contracts; you can pause, reschedule, or cancel as your plans change.

We do, and it’s a busy service in Boulder because of the CU Boulder rental calendar and the tight August turnover window. Move-out cleans are designed to help you recover a deposit or hand a property to a buyer in strong condition: inside all cabinets, drawers, and closets, inside appliances, all floors, bathrooms scrubbed, and fixtures descaled. Move-in cleans sanitize the home before your furniture arrives. Book early for late July and August — that window fills up fast in Boulder.

A Boulder deep clean covers everything in a standard cleaning plus the detail work that builds up over time: hand-wiped baseboards and door frames, light fixtures and ceiling fans, vent covers, window sills and tracks, inside the microwave and (on request) inside the oven and refrigerator, cabinet fronts, and detailed scrubbing of shower grout, glass, and hard-water buildup on fixtures. Boulder’s hard water and dry, dusty Front Range air make mineral scale and fine dust the two issues we spend the most extra time on.

Yes — and it’s one of the main reasons Boulder homeowners call us. We use low-VOC, biodegradable products as our default, with fragrance-free options for households with allergies, asthma, infants, or chemical sensitivities. We use microfiber and color-coded cloths to cut cross-contamination and reduce disposable waste, and we only reach for stronger disinfectants where they’re genuinely needed, such as toilets and high-touch surfaces. If you have specific products you prefer us to use in your home, we’re happy to work with them.

Yes. Every Castle Fresh cleaner is a W-2 employee — never a subcontractor — and passes a criminal background check before entering a client home. We are fully bonded and carry liability and workers’ compensation insurance, so you are protected if anything is damaged or if someone is injured on your property. Our teams are trained on our room-by-room checklist and supervised, which is why Boulder clients get the same standard of work whichever team arrives.

Most Boulder homes fall between $150 and $300 per recurring visit, with first-time deep cleans typically running $300 to $550. Pricing depends on square footage, the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, pets, and how much detail work the home needs. A 1,400 sq ft bungalow in Whittier or Mapleton Hill prices very differently from a 3,500 sq ft home in Table Mesa or Gunbarrel, so we give you a firm quote up front rather than an hourly guess. Recurring clients pay less per visit than one-time cleanings because the home stays in better condition between appointments.

We offer three core services to Boulder homeowners: recurring maintenance cleaning (weekly, biweekly, or monthly), one-time deep cleaning, and move-in/move-out cleaning. Recurring service keeps kitchens, bathrooms, floors, and living areas consistently clean. Deep cleaning adds baseboards, door frames, inside appliances, vents, window sills, and detailed grout and fixture work. Move-in/move-out cleaning covers the empty home top to bottom, including inside cabinets, drawers, closets, and appliances — popular with Boulder renters and CU-area landlords during turnover.