Most Soho homes started as something else. The cast-iron buildings along Greene, Mercer and Wooster were textile lofts and warehouses, and the conversions kept what made them worth converting — 12-foot ceilings, oversized windows, exposed brick, and original wide-plank floors. All of it needs a different approach than a standard apartment, and our cleaners arrive equipped for the height and the surfaces.

Access here takes planning too. Many Soho buildings have no doorman, entry is by buzzer through a side door beside ground-floor retail, and the cobblestone blocks slow arrivals down more than the map suggests. Tell us your freight elevator hours once and we schedule around them, sending the same cleaner each visit so your super knows who’s coming.

Weekends bring heavy shopping traffic to Broadway and West Broadway, so most of our Soho clients book early mornings or weekday evenings instead. We’ll work to whatever window keeps your day clear.