Cleaning homes in Bellflower
A lot of addresses here carry a letter after the number, and that letter tells a crew most of what it needs to know. Unit B is usually the rear building, reached down a long shared driveway, with its own small kitchen, one bath and a wall heater. Access is the thing to sort out before the day: whether the side gate is latched, where a vehicle can sit without blocking the front unit.
The detached houses are their own story. Around Mayfair and Somerset Acres they are modest single-story postwar homes, often under 1,200 square feet, with a wide backyard and a detached garage at the rear of the lot. Move-out cleans come up more often in Bellflower than in most of the surrounding cities, simply because so much of the stock turns over on leases.
Bellflower homes, structurally
Two distinct products sit side by side on the same block. Detached postwar houses run 900 to 1,300 square feet, one story, one or two baths, slab on grade, carpet and sheet vinyl. Attached units are smaller again, typically 600 to 950 square feet, with a galley kitchen, a tub-shower combination and a single hallway. Neither has stairs unless it is one of the two-story courtyard buildings from the seventies, which do, and those have exterior stairwells rather than interior ones.