House Cleaning in University City, Philadelphia

Standard, recurring, deep and move-out cleaning in University City, from our office just over the bridge in Cherry Hill.

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University City

Cleaning in University City.

University City is the eastern end of West Philadelphia, just across the Schuylkill from Center City, and it is built around Penn and Drexel. The housing numbers on this page come from ZIP code 19104, which includes the campuses. Census housing counts leave out dorms, so these figures describe apartments and houses, not residence halls.

Even without the dorms, this is renter territory. More than eight in ten households in 19104 rent. The housing is a mix of large apartment buildings, rowhomes and twins, and small buildings of two to four units, in roughly similar shares, and most of it was built before 1960. About half of households have no car.

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Local Homes

The homes we clean in University City.

With that many renters, the move-out clean is the one most people here should know about. When a lease ends, book it for the day after the movers, with the unit empty, the water and power still on and your checklist sent ahead. Landlords getting a unit ready between tenants can book the same clean. In a small building, hallways and shared laundry usually belong to the landlord, so tell us which spaces are yours.

Older buildings in University City can mean walk-ups, shared entrances and tight stairs, so tell us the floor and how the crew gets in. Owners and long-term renters who want regular help can set up standard visits every week or two, and a first deep clean, more thorough than a standard one, is worth it in an older place. Parking can be tight near campus; if you have a driveway, a garage spot or a legal loading spot, put it in the booking notes.

Figures: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates (tables B25003, B25024, B25034).

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Move-in

“We had two cleaners come to clean an older house that we are moving in to. They exceeded all expectations with hard work and doing a great job. We would definitely recommend this business to anyone in need of cleaning services.”
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Barbara L.Google review

Monthly

“I first used Cleaning Revolution after a birthday party that left my house a mess. I’ve used them almost every month since then and have been impressed by each visit. The crews Oleg sends out are punctual and do a great job cleaning. My house looks and smells great afterward.”
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Tariq R.Google review

Responsive

“The ladies were very pleasant, arrived on time, and did a great job. My house looks very clean and smells wonderful. They did everything I requested. The owner was also very responsive and accommodating when scheduling. I will continue to use their services and would recommend!”
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Danielle B.Google review
Quick answer

Does Cleaning Revolution clean in University City?

Yes. Cleaning Revolution crosses the bridge from its Cherry Hill office to clean homes, apartments, rentals and offices in University City and the rest of West Philadelphia. Book standard, deep or move-out cleaning online, or call (856) 856-2599.

Updated November 2026

FAQ

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Do you clean apartments in University City?

Yes. We clean apartments, rowhomes and condos in University City. Tell us about parking and building access when you book, and we'll plan around it.

When should I book a move-out clean in University City?

For the day after your movers, while you still have the keys and before the landlord's walk-through. The unit should be empty with water and power on. Send any checklist your lease or landlord gave you so the crew sees what will be checked.

Do these University City figures include dorms?

No. The Census housing tables used here count apartments and houses, not group quarters like dorms. The numbers come from ZIP code 19104, so they describe the homes people rent or own around Penn and Drexel.

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