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Apartment Cleaning in Newport Beach, CA

Q: How much does apartment cleaning cost in Newport Beach?

Apartment cleaning in Newport Beach typically runs $110 for a studio up to $275+ for larger 2+ bedroom condos. Most one-bedrooms in Newport Heights or Eastbluff fall in the $135–$180 range. Pricing is set during your free quote.

Q: Do you work with building concierges and property managers?

Yes — we coordinate with doormen, concierges, and property managers across Newport Beach buildings. Service elevator access, visitor parking, and unit access are all handled smoothly.

Q: Can I get cleaning while I’m at work?

Of course — most Newport Beach apartment clients aren’t home. Smart-lock codes, building concierge keys, or in-unit lockboxes all work fine. Every team member is W-2, insured, and background-checked.

Q: What’s the smallest apartment you’ll clean?

We service everything from beach studios under 400 sq ft up to large 3-bedroom condos. Pricing scales to size, so smaller units are quoted accordingly.

Q: Can you handle move-in or move-out cleans for apartments?

Yes — apartment move-out cleaning is one of our most-booked services. We follow Newport Beach property manager checklists and provide photo documentation for deposit return.

Q: How often should I book recurring cleaning?

Most Newport Beach apartment clients land on biweekly. Studios and one-bedrooms often work fine on a monthly cadence. Beachfront and marina units often go biweekly to manage salt and sand.

Apartment and condo cleaning for Newport Beach — Newport Heights apartments, Eastbluff condos, and marina-front buildings on Balboa Peninsula and Lido.

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Apartment cleaning sized for Newport Beach living

Apartment and condo living in Newport Beach has its own rhythm — smaller footprints, shared building access, marina-adjacent humidity, and the constant exchange of sand, salt, and sea air through every door. Whether you’re in a Newport Heights walk-up, an Eastbluff garden condo, a Balboa Peninsula beach studio, or a marina-front building on Lido, our apartment cleaning is built for the way these spaces actually live and the buildings they sit inside.

We coordinate with concierges, doormen, and property managers across Newport buildings — entering through the right service elevator, parking in the correct visitor stalls, and leaving the unit per building expectations. Each apartment gets the full 55-Point Checklist scaled to the unit’s size, with extra attention to slider tracks (sand collection), kitchenette appliances, and shared-wall vents.

Most Newport Beach apartment clients book biweekly or monthly recurring service. Studio and one-bedroom units often go monthly with the occasional deep clean. Two-bedroom and larger condos in Eastbluff, Newport Heights, and Lido often go biweekly. Same-day and one-time cleans are also common for tenants moving in or out.

Apartment cleaning checklist

What's included

🍳 Kitchenette / Kitchen

Counters wiped and sanitized

Sink and faucet scrubbed

Cooktop and microwave detailed

Cabinet faces and appliance fronts wiped

Floors mopped to corners

Trash pulled and bin relined

🚿 Bathroom

Vanity, sink and counters cleaned

Toilet disinfected inside and out

Shower walls, glass and tile wiped

Mirror polished streak-free

Towels staged or refolded

Tile floor mopped

🛏️ Bedroom & Living

Bed remade or staged

Surfaces dusted top to bottom

Floors vacuumed and mopped

Mirrors and glass cleaned

Pillows fluffed and throws folded

Slider tracks vacuumed of sand

🏠 Whole Unit

Door handles and switches wiped

Light fixtures dusted

Window sills wiped clean

Building common-wall vents wiped

Cobwebs cleared from corners

Final walkthrough or photo confirmation

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Apartment Cleaning pricing in Newport Beach

Studio

$110–$155

Studio apartments in Balboa Peninsula, Newport Heights, marina-front buildings

1 Bedroom

$135–$180

Most popular — single-bedroom units across Newport Beach

2+ Bedroom Condo

$180–$275

Larger condos in Eastbluff, Newport Heights, Lido waterfront buildings

Exact price provided upfront after free quote \u2014 no hidden fees, guaranteed.

Newport Beach neighborhoods

Popular areas for apartment cleaning

Newport Heights

Walk-up apartments and small condos where biweekly cleaning keeps the unit consistently fresh between work and weekend trips.

Eastbluff

Garden-style condos near the Back Bay where pollen accumulates quickly and recurring service is essential.

Balboa Peninsula

Beach studios and one-bedrooms with constant sand exposure — slider tracks alone need attention every visit.

Lido Marina Village

Marina-front buildings with marine humidity and salt residue affecting fixtures and metal hardware.

Newport Shores

Apartment communities near the harbor with shared common areas and unit-level recurring cleaning needs.

Bayside Drive Corridor

Harbor-adjacent condos with peeking water views; fresh window service plus recurring keeps the unit photo-ready.

How it works

Booking takes 60 seconds

Step 1

Request a quote

Online or text — 60 seconds

Step 2

Upfront price

We reply in 15 min

Step 3

We clean

Background-checked, on time

Step 4

You enjoy

Relax in your spotless home

Reviews

What Newport Beach residents say

Apartment cleaning

“Live in a small Newport Heights one-bedroom and Art’s biweekly fits perfectly. Same crew every time, totally reliable, and the unit always looks great when I get home.”

Naomi Pellegrin

Newport Heights, Newport Beach

Apartment cleaning

“Marina-front condo gets brutal salt exposure. Art’s handles all of it — the chrome stays bright and the slider tracks are always clear of sand. Worth every penny.”

Trent Vivaldi

Lido Marina Village, Newport Beach

Apartment cleaning

“Beach studio with constant sand. Art’s monthly cleaning keeps everything looking lived-in but maintained. They even handle the tiny slider track that I never could get clean.”

Anna Rosenfeld

Balboa Peninsula, Newport Beach

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