Fall & winter · Booking now
Porch & entry refresh
Porch swept, cobwebs down, mats shaken out, door and ground-floor glass wiped so the entry looks cared for.
What it is
The first thing guests see, swept, dusted and wiped.
A winter porch collects cobwebs, grit, salt and leaves. This visit resets it: cobwebs dusted from the corners and fixtures, mats shaken, porch and steps swept, furniture and pots moved and put back, the door, handle, kick plate, mailbox and reachable glass wiped with mild soap and water.
No pressure washer and no chemicals, and nothing above what a crew member can reach flat-footed with an extension duster.
When to book it
Any time the entry looks tired: before holiday guests, after a windy stretch, or once the snow is done. It pairs well with a patio sweep in spring.
- Season
- Fall & winter · booking now
- Price
- From $79 per yard part, fixed before you book. See the table.
- Included
- sweeping porch and steps, extension-duster cobwebs, mats, wiping the front door and reachable ground-floor windows.
- Not included
- pressure washing, ladders, upper windows.
- What done looks like
- The checklist and the before-and-after photos the crew is held to.
- Crew age
- 16 and over. Open to the whole crew, 16 to 21, once they pass the test for it.
- Where
- Castle Rock, Centennial, Highlands Ranch, Littleton, Lone Tree, Parker, CO.
- Who does it
- A local crew member, 16 to 21, hired, trained, tested on this exact job and insured by Wild Fox. Outside only, daylight only. Our team reviews their photos before you're charged.
On the day
How a porch & entry refresh visit goes.
- Before photos from the walk.
- Cobwebs first, corners and light fixtures, with an extension duster.
- Mats shaken, porch and steps swept, furniture and pots moved and returned.
- Door, hardware, mailbox and ground-floor glass wiped.
- After photos from the same spot.
What you'll see after
An entry that looks cared for, and a photo to prove it.
Prices
Fixed by yard part and size.
| Yard | Small | Medium | Large |
|---|---|---|---|
| Front | $79 | $109 | $149 |
| Back | — | — | — |
| Front + back | — | — | — |
What the sizes mean
- Small: Up to 1,500 sq ft, about 30 × 50 ft or less. Townhome or patio-home yard, or the front of most suburban lots.
- Medium: 1,500–3,500 sq ft, about 50 × 70 ft. The back yard of the usual suburban lot.
- Large: 3,500–7,000 sq ft, about 70 × 100 ft. Quarter-acre lots and up, or anything with mature cottonwoods.
Sizes are per part, so a small front and a medium back is normal. Not sure? Pick the bigger one; if it turns out smaller you pay the smaller price.
Book porch & entry refreshGround-floor glass the crew can reach flat-footed: sidelights, the storm door, a window beside the porch. Not upper windows and not the inside.
No. Mild soap, water, a soft cloth and a broom.
Goes well with
Usually booked alongside.
Patio & walkway sweep
The back of the house: patio, walks and steps swept, furniture wiped.
Details and notify mePatio furniture & deck wipe-down
When the furniture comes out: tables, chairs and railings washed.
Details and notify meHoliday decor takedown & pack-up
Pair it with the January takedown.
From $79 · detailsReady when you are
Two minutes to book, nothing charged until it's done.
Seasons is new and we are still recruiting teens in some neighborhoods. If nobody near you can take your window, we tell you that day and nothing is charged.