GENESEE COUNTY
House Cleaning in Fenton, Michigan
Fenton began in 1834 as Dibbleville and, by local telling, got its permanent name out of a poker game in 1837.
Cleaning homes in Fenton
Fenton began in 1834 as Dibbleville and, by local telling, got its permanent name out of a poker game in 1837. It straddles three counties along US-23, and its downtown was very nearly lost to 1970s urban renewal before it was brought back. The housing runs from restored older stock near the centre to newer building on the edges.
Older restored homes and new build in the same town means two different cleaning jobs. Period houses have detailed trim, original floors and radiators that collect dust in places a quick pass never reaches, and they reward a team that has been in the house before.
Around Fenton
- Dibbleville-Fentonville Historic District
- The Game sculpture
- Fenton Community and Cultural Center
Fenton has a population of about 11,400 and sits where Genesee, Livingston and Oakland counties meet along US-23.
Questions about cleaning in Fenton
Do you clean older or period homes?
Yes. Detailed trim, original floors and radiators need more time and a lighter hand than a modern build, and we plan for that rather than rushing it.
Which county are you treating Fenton as?
All of them, practically. The city straddles Genesee, Livingston and Oakland, and we serve the whole of it either way.