Cleaning Services in Loveland, CO

Loveland is where this market actually lives. About 76,400 people are here, thirteen times the population of Estes Park, at 4,997 feet on the plains where the Big Thompson Canyon opens out -- more than two thousand feet below the mountain end of our service area. It is the one place in this market where cleaning is about ordinary weeks rather than checkout times: real households on a standing appointment, rentals turning at the end of the month, and businesses that need somebody in after the doors are locked.

The city has a personality that has nothing to do with the mountains behind it. Loveland is the Sweetheart City, and the Valentine Re-Mailing Program runs more than 160,000 cards through it a year. Benson Sculpture Garden holds more than 150 pieces, Sculpture in the Park fills a weekend every August, and Lake Loveland sits in the middle of town. That is a genuine civic identity, not a slogan somebody printed on a water tower.

It is also the working economy of northern Colorado. Manufacturing names including Hewlett-Packard, Teledyne and Hach have operations here, there is a medical center, and Northern Colorado Regional Airport sits on the northeast side of the city, out along Interstate 25. That mix produces the commercial and janitorial work this market has almost none of at the mountain end: professional offices and suites, medical and dental practices, retail floors, and light industrial and warehouse space that has to be cleaned around a production schedule rather than during one.

The residential work here splits the way it does in any real city. Weekly and biweekly houses for working households. Monthly service for smaller or tidier homes that mainly want bathrooms, kitchens, floors and blinds handled. Deep cleans a couple of times a year. Move-in and move-out cleaning when a rental turns or a house changes hands. Loveland runs on two delivery ZIPs -- 80537 covering the south side and 80538 the north -- and we cover both the same way.

And Loveland is the mouth of the canyon. US 34 runs from here up the Big Thompson to Estes Park, about 34 miles and 50 to 55 minutes with no stops, the canyon leg alone accounting for 20 to 25 of those miles and most of the time. Drake sits partway up it at the Devils Gulch junction. That road is the spine of this market, which is why Loveland gets a full page here rather than a line on a service-area list.