ProlushServing Brickell
High-rise condos and offices in the heart of the city.
Brickell packs about 40,000 people into 1.19 square miles, and nearly all of them live in towers. Nine out of ten homes here are apartments or high-rise condos, and most of those are rented. That shapes how cleaning works. Our crew checks in at your front desk with ID and rides up to the same unit on the same schedule, and after the first visit the concierge already knows the name. We're a family-run, bilingual team, and our checklists are built around porcelain tile, impact glass and open kitchens, because that's what the newer towers deliver.
Our position: most Brickell apartments don't need a deep clean first. They need a recurring visit. The units are new with hard finishes, and the dirt is mostly humidity, dust from the balcony door and fingerprints on the glass. A weekly or bi-weekly rhythm keeps that from turning into grout mildew by July. Save the deep clean for move-out day, a finished renovation, or a unit that sat closed through the rainy season. Get an instant estimate online in about two minutes, and WhatsApp is the fastest way to reach us. Most messages get answered the same day, and there's a 15% welcome offer on your first cleaning.
Local know-how
Towers like Brickell Heights and Brickell House list a 24-hour concierge and valet, and many buildings along the Brickell Avenue corridor work the same way. Before the first visit, add Prolush Cleaning to your visitor list and tell us whether the crew should use the valet or the garage. Most front desks check ID on arrival. We coordinate the rest with the concierge or property management.
Brickell House lists porcelain tile throughout its units and marble in some; Brickell Heights puts porcelain in kitchens and baths. Both want a pH-neutral cleaner, never anything acidic or abrasive, and marble scratches if a grit-loaded pad gets dragged across it. We work the grout lines, the track of the balcony slider and the inside of the impact glass, which shows every fingerprint once the morning sun comes in off the bay.
Brickell is a renter's market, and leases turn over at month end. Service elevators in many towers are booked in weekday windows and fill up fast in the last week of the month. Book your move-out cleaning when you book the elevator, and tell us the mover's window so we arrive after the boxes are gone and before the walkthrough. Post-construction cleans follow the same rhythm.
Brickell is Miami's financial core, with trading firms and consulates stacked above the Metromover loop, and the office space keeps growing along Brickell Bay Drive. We schedule most commercial visits after hours so nobody works around a vacuum. We follow your building's vendor check-in, keep the same crew on your floor, and can bring eco-friendly supplies on request. Tell us what the lobby and the loading dock require.
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Questions from Brickell
Yes. Brickell Key is a gated island of eleven condo towers with one bridge in, and the gate is attended around the clock. Tell us your building when you book and we'll send you whatever the gate or your front desk asks for (crew name, vehicle) so you can register us. The crew drives over from Coral Gables, and it's the same team every visit.
Less often than you'd think. Most Brickell units do better on a recurring visit than on a one-off deep clean, because the finishes are hard and the buildings are young. Book one at three moments: the week you move out, the week after a renovation, or after a unit spent the June to October rainy season shut up with the AC on and the grout and vents show it.
Yes, with one Brickell caveat. Under City of Miami rules, frequent short stays count as lodging and need the building's sign-off, so most Brickell turnovers happen between 30-day-plus furnished tenants, plus the spikes around Art Week in early December and Ultra at the end of March. Send us your check-out and check-in times and we'll write a turnover checklist for the unit.
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