House cleaning in Adamstown, MD

We clean homes in Adamstown, ZIP 21710, from our Frederick office on Thomas Johnson Drive, about 20 minutes south by Route 85 or Route 15. Estimates the same day, Monday to Friday, with a regular team assigned to your home.

Call (301) 698-9204 or send us the basics.

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Adamstown as we know it

Adamstown is the small town at the crossing of Mountville Road and the railroad, with the older houses near the tracks, and the countryside around it: the subdivisions built off Adamstown Road and Route 85 from the 1990s on, Adamstown Commons and the others, and the farms and estate lots between there, Buckeystown, Tuscarora and Point of Rocks, with Sugarloaf Mountain on the horizon. A lot of the newer houses are big colonials on half an acre or more; a lot of the older ones are frame farmhouses with additions.

It’s the southern end of our regular runs, and the office groups Adamstown with Buckeystown and Point of Rocks on the same days. A typical first clean of a three-bedroom home runs about three hours for a team of two; after that, about an hour or two per visit, depending on the home.

Around Adamstown (ZIP 21710), we clean homes in Carroll Manor. That includes homes near Carroll Manor Elementary and Green Hill Park.

What we do in Adamstown

Recurring regular cleaning, weekly, every other week or monthly. Deep cleaning before the holidays and after a gap. Move-in and move-out cleaning. House cleaning once. On-call cleaning, where you’re not on a schedule and you call us when you want a visit, some people every month and some twice a year. All of it with green cleaning products made in our office from salt, water and electricity, which means a healthier home for you.

We also clean for families with a new baby and working parents in Adamstown.

Nearby towns we also clean: Buckeystown, Tuscarora, Point of Rocks and Jefferson.

A little history about Adamstown

Born on the B&O

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was built through Carrollton Manor in 1832, and its stops became shipping and mail points for farmers. Frederick County’s historic preservation plan names Adamstown, with Lime Kiln and Doubs, among the towns that “developed as a direct result of the railroad.” Rail links to Baltimore and other seaports made local fertilizer sales possible. In 1873 the Adamstown dry goods firm of Thomas and Davis advertised itself as “agents for Busey’s Guano.” The 1941 Gazetteer of Maryland recorded Adamstown as a village of about 254 people with a post office and a B&O stop. It also listed an “Adamstown Junction.” Source: Frederick County Government, Maryland Historical Trust, Maryland State Archives

Carrollton Manor and enslaved labor

Adamstown grew up on land that was once Carrollton Manor. The manor was a tract of about 10,000 acres patented in 1723 for the four young children of Charles Carroll the Settler. It was split into tenant farms in the 1730s. The Maryland Historical Trust records that many of those farms were worked with slave labor. It also records that the Buckeystown Election District, which included the manor, had the highest number of enslaved people counted in the 1850 census. After the Civil War, formerly enslaved people founded the nearby community of Pleasant View on land sold to them by their former owner. Source: Maryland Historical Trust

Adamstown’s schoolhouses

On August 12, 1887, the Frederick County Board of Education paid Jacob and Rebecca Kline $185 for a corner lot in Jacob Kline’s addition to Adamstown. A schoolhouse went up there in the late 1880s and served as a primary school until the 1920s. It was then sold to the Adamstown Odd Fellows Temple Association, which used it as a meeting place until 1954. A new building finished in early 1925 opened as Adamstown High School and later became an elementary school. It stayed in use until Carroll Manor Elementary School opened in 1965. Source: Maryland Historical Trust, Heritage Frederick

Questions from Adamstown

Yes. Adamstown, Buckeystown, Tuscarora and Point of Rocks are all in our area.

No. About half our customers give us a key, which is number-coded and locked in the office at night. A garage code works too.

About 20 minutes. We’re at 180 Thomas Johnson Drive in Frederick.

How to start

Get a cleaner, greener, healthier home. Call (301) 698-9204, Monday to Friday, 8 am to 5 pm, or send us the basics and we’ll call you back the same day with a free, no-commitment estimate. If you reach out over the weekend, we’ll get back to you on the next business day. All the towns we clean in.

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