House Cleaning Services in Irving, TX

Local insights

Irving: a city of renters and Las Colinas apartments

Median year built

1986

Homes built since 2010

14%

Owner-occupied homes

38%

Homes with 4+ bedrooms

14%

Median rooms per home

4.3

Households with children

36%

Irving has more renters than any other city we serve. Census figures show that only 38% of occupied homes are owner-occupied, and nearly half of all homes (48%) are in buildings with five or more units, many of them in Las Colinas and around the Urban Center. The median home has 4.3 rooms.

That makes apartment cleaning and move-in/move-out cleaning the core of our work in Irving. Leases turn over all year, and a cleaner apartment at move-out is the simplest way to protect a deposit. For the residents who stay, an every-2-weeks or every-4-weeks plan keeps a smaller home consistently clean for a modest price.

Irving’s owners live mostly in established single-family neighborhoods such as Valley Ranch and the areas south of Highway 183, where a recurring plan and an occasional deep cleaning keep busy family homes in shape. Short-term rental owners near the airport and the convention district can also ask about Airbnb and short-term rental cleaning for turnovers between guests.

Irving water and hard-water spots

Drinking water in Irving is supplied by the City of Irving, and comes from Lake Chapman (with the water treated by the City of Dallas). Its minerals are what leave white spots on shower glass and faucets; drying shower glass after each use slows the buildup, and you can ask our team to give fixtures and glass extra attention.

Cleaning tips for Irving homes

• Moving out? Ask your leasing office for its move-out checklist and share it with us when you book.
• Every-4-weeks plans (10% off) are a budget-friendly fit for one- and two-bedroom apartments.
• Short-term rental near DFW Airport or Las Colinas? Ask about turnover cleaning between guests.

How Irving compares with nearby cities

• Compared with Irving, Dallas has fewer families with children (28% vs. 36%) and more homeowners (42% vs. 38%).
• Compared with Irving, University Park has more four-bedroom-plus homes (63% vs. 14%) and more homeowners (83% vs. 38%).

Sources: Census Reporter profile for Irving (U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020–2024 5-year estimates); City of Irving.