Greater Boston Cleaning

Two names, one crew. Nine of the reviews on this listing were written for Dirty Bowl Cleaning Co — the same Jon and Kevin — and they describe a different job entirely: commercial janitorial contracts, a storage unit of mould-damaged furniture sterilised and rewrapped, apartment moves across Boston, construction debris hauled away. Since late 2025 the work customers describe has moved outdoors. Greater Boston Cleaning now sells pressure and soft washing, window cleaning, gutter clearing and trash-bin washing across Millbury, Worcester and the MetroWest towns, alongside standard and deep interior cleans. The washing reviews are recent and specific. A July 2026 customer had a house, patio and stone wall power washed and said the patio and wall came back looking new. A June 2026 homeowner had windows carrying years of grime cleaned at a price they called fair. A September 2025 customer with hard-to-reach apartment windows singled out the crew for using a gentler washing method to protect older wood frames alongside the newer ones — the kind of detail that says someone thought about the substrate before turning the pressure up. The older record is worth reading too, because it shows range. A 2024 customer had a whole storage unit of furniture demolded, sterilised, rewrapped and moved to a new unit, with the quote held to what was agreed. Another that year had a basement and storage locker cleared out. A June 2024 reviewer hired them to move from Brighton to Cambridge and got the old apartment cleaned on the way out. What to know before calling: the pressure-washing and window side of this business is the new part. Those reviews all date from September 2025 onward, while the company's own site advertises fifteen years of experience against a written record that begins in 2024. Ask how long they have been doing the specific service you want, and get the number confirmed on site — their own pricing page says quotes are only final after a visit. A good call for exterior washing, window cleaning, or a clear-out-and-move combination where you would rather hire one crew than three.