Cornville sits on the SR 89A corridor between Cottonwood and Sedona, and it is described in almost exactly those terms: a residential community for people who work in one town or the other. About 3,400 people live here, on their own delivery ZIP, 86325, which also covers Page Springs and Verde Santa Fe.
It has more character than a bedroom community usually gets. Lower Oak Creek runs through it and is recognized as an Important Bird Area. The Page Springs wine corridor and Page Springs Cellars draw visitors, and the Arizona Game and Fish Page Springs Fish Hatchery keeps creekside trails open next door. Verde Santa Fe, the golf-course community established in 1995, adds a distinctly different kind of housing to the mix, and the artist-built Eliphante is the sort of thing you only find in a place like this.
So the cleaning here is genuinely mixed: recurring house cleaning for working households and for the Verde Santa Fe homes, deep cleans on creekside properties that collect more dust and pollen than a house in town, and the occasional guest-house or rental turnover for owners who list a room near the wineries.
Because Cornville is on the road we already run between the valley's two demand centers, it is one of the easiest addresses in this market for us to reach. If you are in Cornville, Page Springs or Verde Santa Fe, we can usually fit you into a route rather than build a trip around you.
