Housekeeping in Century City.
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Housekeeping is what a residence needs when cleaning alone is not the job. In the larger units — full-floor plans on Century Park West, the gated homes at Century Woods, terraced residences at Century Hill — someone has to keep the linen rotation straight, the guest room ready, the pantry sensible, the dry cleaning moving, and the whole place presentable on a Tuesday afternoon when a colleague comes up unannounced. That is a role, not a task list.

Our housekeepers work longer visits and take direction from you or from your household manager. The work spans standard cleaning, wardrobe and linen care, closet and storage order, supply tracking, and the small maintenance-adjacent things that go unnoticed until they fail — filters that look grey, a slider that has started to catch, a light out in a closet nobody opens. Notes come back to you rather than piling up silently.

The households that book it are usually full-time residents rather than occasional visitors: families in the district's larger homes, executives who host, and owners who employ a household manager coordinating several vendors at once. Many pair a weekly housekeeper with a periodic full detail so the residence never drifts far from where it should be.