The island town off Portsmouth. Older shingle and colonial homes, ocean on three sides, salt on every window.
New Castle is the island at the mouth of the Piscataqua, reached by Route 1B from Portsmouth, and it is a short hop from Kittery. It is the smallest town in New Hampshire by area and almost entirely residential: 1700s and 1800s colonials and shingle-style homes along Main Street and Wentworth Road, waterfront properties around Great Island Common and out by Fort Constitution, and the Wentworth by the Sea end of the island. Ocean on three sides means the windows are the first thing owners ask about. Salt film builds on glass here in weeks, not months, so window washing at the published $12 per window, inside and out, is booked spring and fall by most of Perham’s New Castle clients and added to recurring house cleans by the rest. The homes are older and cared for, and the room-by-room checklist suits them: bathroom floors washed by hand, cabinet doors wiped, wood floors vacuumed and mopped properly.
House cleaning is priced by the bedroom and the figure is the same weekly, bi-weekly or one-time. There is no travel charge for New Castle, NH.
Prices as published by Perham Services. New clients pay a 50% deposit on the first cleaning, with the balance due at the time of service. Confirm current rates when you call.
Perham Services is based in Kittery, Maine and works both sides of the Piscataqua. Every town below has its own page with what the crew does there.
Tell them what needs cleaning and roughly where you are, and you will get a straight price.
