Cleaning homes in Fountain Valley
Predictability is the useful thing about this city. Builders put up whole tracts from a handful of plans on a rectangular street grid, and sixty years later the bones are unchanged: three or four bedrooms, two baths, a family room off the kitchen, a slider to a concrete patio, an attached two-car garage. Green Valley and the blocks around Mile Square Regional Park are exactly that, street after street.
So the estimate we give you is close to arithmetic rather than guesswork. What varies is what people have done since: a permitted room addition off the back, a garage turned into a bedroom, a kitchen opened up in 2015, tile replacing the original carpet. Tell us about any of those at booking and the number still holds. The one thing every one of these houses shares is a big flat lot, which means outdoor living and grit at the slider all year.
The housing stock in Fountain Valley
Call it 1,400 to 2,000 square feet, one or two stories, slab on grade, with the original layout still legible under whatever remodel came later. Carpet through the bedrooms, tile or plank in the wet rooms and entry, and single-pane aluminum sliders in the houses that have not been re-windowed. Lots are unusually generous for the era at 6,000 to 8,000 square feet, so many now carry a converted garage or a detached unit at the back.