Worthington homes, colonial-era and mid-century alike.
Worthington has a genuine colonial-era core, which is rare in central Ohio. The blocks around the Village Green include homes that predate the Civil War, with wide-plank floors, low door frames, and additions layered on across two centuries.
A few streets away, Colonial Hills is almost entirely postwar — compact, consistent, and about as different from Old Worthington as two neighborhoods in one suburb can be.
- Flat price— quoted before you book
- No contracts— cancel or skip anytime
- Locally owned— here in Columbus
- Satisfaction guarantee— we'll make it right
The housing stock
What cleaning a Worthington house actually involves
Old Worthington runs from early-1800s frame houses through late-Victorian, with the irregular layouts that come from a century of additions — half-steps between rooms, closets under stairs, and floors that are not quite level.
Colonial Hills is 1940s and 1950s Cape Cods and ranches on a tight grid, mostly two and three bedrooms with one or one and a half baths. Worthington Estates and the areas east add 1960s and 1970s stock with more square footage.
Where we clean in Worthington
On our regular route every week
- Old Worthington
- Colonial Hills
- Worthington Estates
- Village Green area
- Rush Creek
Services
Four ways we clean a Worthington home.
See full pricing →Recurring house cleaning
The same cleaner, every visit, on a schedule you set.
from $199
Deep cleaning
Everything a standard clean skips. Usually the first visit.
from $329
Move-in / move-out
Empty house, every surface, ready to hand over the keys.
from $359
Apartment & condo
Smaller footprint, same checklist, priced for it.
from $109
Questions
What Worthington households ask us.
Our house is from the 1840s and the floors are uneven. Is that an issue?
Not at all, it is normal in Old Worthington. We use flat mops with controlled moisture rather than anything that pools, which matters on old plank floors with gaps between boards.
Why did my quote come out higher than my neighbor in Colonial Hills?
Almost always an addition or a finished attic. We quote on the rooms we actually clean rather than the county record, so a converted attic bedroom counts.
Can you work around the historic district guidelines?
Those govern the exterior of your home rather than how it gets cleaned inside, so they rarely affect us. What does affect us is that many Old Worthington homes have storm windows and original sashes that need a gentler approach than modern double-glazing.
Nearby
We clean the suburbs either side of Worthington too.
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