Spring Cleaning in West Hollywood.
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Spring cleaning means something specific in a city built on small units. There is no attic, no basement, and in most Havenhurst or Harper Avenue buildings no garage — so the single hall closet, the top shelf, and the space under the bed absorb everything a household accumulates across a year. By March those zones are the reason a clean-looking apartment still feels heavy, and nothing about a routine visit touches them.

Our spring pass works the storage and the seasonal surfaces together. Closets are emptied shelf by shelf, wiped, and reloaded with heavy winter items moved to the back. Under-bed and under-sofa space is cleared and cleaned rather than vacuumed around. Casement windows get opened fully so frames, hinges, and the outer edge of the tracks can be reached — the parts that stay shut all winter and then get propped open the first warm week, sending everything caught in them straight into the room.

Residents in Norma Triangle cottages and Sweetzer duplexes typically book it once a year, often before an allergy season they know is coming or ahead of a stretch of hosting. Households near Plummer Park who have stayed put for years get the most from it, because a decade of storage layers only ever gets addressed if someone schedules it.