Bartlett Houses From the Eighties Boom

Bartlett began as a train stop. Luther Bartlett gave half his woodlot for the depot, and the town took his name. That 1873 station is now the Bartlett Depot Museum. Most of the village, though, grew in the 1980s. So most homes here date from that decade, with two floors and plenty of rooms. The kids in them all go to Elgin's District U-46 schools.

Regular cleaning keeps a house like that in shape. Every two weeks we wipe down the kitchen, scrub the baths, vacuum the stairs and mop. Stair carpets get a slow pass for pet hair. Then the weekend is free for a Little League game, a big Bartlett tradition.

Cleaning Crews for Bartlett Families

Bartlett sits where Cook, DuPage and Kane counties meet. The big retail strip sits where Route 59 meets Stearns Road. Many residents ride the Milwaukee District West train to Union Station each morning, so a weekday clean while the house is empty works well here. Spotless Home Cleaners sets a standing visit and follows your own notes for getting in.

We clean homes near Villa Olivia and on the streets around the BAPS temple, one of the largest stone Hindu temples in the country. Kitchens, baths, floors and dusting are all part of a standard visit. Villa Olivia has a ski hill, so winter boots track in salt. Entry floors get mopped last. If any room misses the mark, tell us and we come back to fix it. That is our guarantee.