Myrtle Avenue, Fulton Street, and DeKalb Avenue form Clinton Hill’s commercial spine — a dense mix of grocers, salons, laundromats, clinics, home-design studios, and boutiques, most occupying ground-floor space in converted brick and brownstone buildings. Pratt Institute’s campus adds a steady flow of students to nearby cafés, art supply shops, and creative retail, giving parts of Myrtle Avenue a distinct college-town energy.

Cleany’s crews are comfortable with the neighborhood’s mixed-use retail spaces, from a wellness studio needing sanitized treatment rooms to a small clinic or a boutique storefront. We provide a Certificate of Insurance for any landlord or property manager who requires one, and schedule around each business’s actual foot traffic and hours.

Whether you run a shop on Myrtle Avenue or a small office near Fulton Street, every plan is scoped to your space, your hours, and your customers.