House Cleaning in Bel Air

There is no other zip code in LA where the operational complexity of cleaning is as high as 90077. Bel Air homes are not just bigger than the rest of the Westside — they are run as small operations. An estate manager. A chef. A driver. A gardening crew. Often a security team. Sometimes a separate housekeeper for the children's wing. The cleaning service has to slot into all of that without disrupting it. That is what we do.

Our standard Bel Air engagement is a three- to four-cleaner team, weekly cadence, four hours per visit, with a quarterly six-hour deep clean rotation that adds inside-fridge, inside-oven, baseboards, light fixtures, interior windows, and chandelier detail. Most clients also have us on call for pre-event detailing — typically 24 hours before a charity event, fundraiser, or family gathering — and post-event next-morning cleans the day after. Pre-arrival cleans for homes used part of the year follow the same scope.

East Gate Bel Air — Bel Air Road, Bellagio, Stradella, Stone Canyon — is the original Bel Air, and the homes here run 6,000 to 20,000+ sq ft. Long private driveways, gated motor courts, formal entries. Most clients are weekly and most are estate-grade. Crews are three to four cleaners, four hours per visit, scope is full residential plus the marble, onyx, and natural stone protocol on every visit.

West Gate — west of the 405, the streets off Sunset and up toward Mountain Gate — is a mix of original mid-century estates and newer rebuilds. Square footage runs 4,500 to 12,000 sq ft. Cadence is weekly or twice-weekly. Crews are two to three cleaners, three to four hours per visit.

Bel Air Crest — the gated community above Mulholland — is mostly newer construction in the 5,000 to 10,000 sq ft range. Standard finishes for the most part, less of the rare-stone work, more of the standard high-end residential clean. Most clients here are weekly with a two-cleaner team.

Lower Bel Air — the streets between Sunset and the UCLA campus — is the most modest part of the zip code, with 2,500 to 5,000 sq ft homes that are still high-end but not estate-grade. Bi-weekly is more common than weekly here. Pricing runs closer to Brentwood than to East Gate Bel Air.

Bel Air sits on the dry side of the canyon airflow, which means smoke from any major Westside or Valley fire pushes into the homes here. The 2017 Skirball fire actually started inside Bel Air and the cleaning aftermath stretched on for months. The 2025 Palisades fire pushed smoke into Bel Air for over a week. Our post-smoke protocol — HEPA, microfiber rinse, soft good rotation, fixture detail, HVAC filter replacement guidance — is now a standing twice-yearly service for many of our 90077 clients in the months around peak fire season.

We also run a fire-prep walkthrough each October before the Santa Anas peak. Outdoor furniture covered or stored, vents inspected, HVAC filters fresh, soft goods on the standby rotation in case of evacuation. Small things that make recovery cleaner if the worst happens.

Bel Air pricing is by walkthrough — we do not give a number sight-unseen for an estate. That said, here are the bands. East Gate weekly cleans 6,000 to 10,000 sq ft run $560 to $1,100 per visit. East Gate weekly cleans 10,000 to 20,000 sq ft run $1,100 to $2,400 per visit. West Gate weekly cleans 4,500 to 8,000 sq ft run $440 to $820 per visit. Bel Air Crest weekly cleans 5,000 to 8,000 sq ft run $400 to $640 per visit. Lower Bel Air bi-weekly cleans 2,500 to 4,500 sq ft run $290 to $440 per visit.

Quarterly deep cleans are roughly two times a standard visit. Pre-event and post-event detailing is priced by scope. Pre-arrival cleans for absentee owners are at standard recurring rate plus any travel-week prep scope.