Cleaning Services in Moundsville, WV

The town keeps some of the most unusual landmarks in the state within a few blocks of each other. Grave Creek Mound is Adena work from between 250 and 100 BC, one of the largest conical burial mounds in the country, and it sits in the middle of town. Near it stands the West Virginia State Penitentiary, which held prisoners from 1867 until 1995 and now runs tours instead. And the Fostoria Glass Museum keeps the record of a glassworks that was headquartered here from 1891 to 1986. A town whose history is that visible tends to have the housing to match, and Moundsville does: older homes with plaster, high ceilings, radiators and stone or brick basements, on lots laid out long before anyone designed a floor plan around a vacuum.

Moundsville is also an older, settled town -- the median age is 48.1, and 25.7 percent of residents are 65 or over. That is the honest reason recurring service fits here. A house that has been lived in for thirty years does not need a rescue; it needs the same work done the same way every visit, by people who know which stair rail matters and which basement corner stays damp. Weekly, biweekly and monthly plans all run in this town, and the schedule is yours to move.

The valley conditions do not change between here and Wheeling. Rain comes in all twelve months, so November through March is salt and slush at every entry, and the humid summers work on old basements and back stairwells. Our 42-point checklist gives tracks, thresholds, entry floors and the low corners their own line items, which is why the clean still looks like a clean several days later. Everything else is the standard we run everywhere: supplies and equipment brought with us, eco-friendly products safe around children and pets, English or Spanish, and a free re-clean within 24 hours if a job is not right.