House cleaning in Castle Rock, CO

The town’s history page says the discovery of rhyolite stone in the butte near Plum Creek is what put Castle Rock on the map. One of the original homesteaders, Jeremiah Gould, owned 160 acres south of “The Rock.” At that time the community was a few shacks for prospectors, quarry workers, and hired hands. In 1874 Gould donated 120 acres to “be known as Castle Rock,” and six streets were laid out: Elbert, Jerry, Wilcox, Perry, Castle, and Front.

The page says the Courthouse Square was designated and 77 lots were auctioned. Within a year a new train depot brought the Denver and Rio Grande Railway, which unloaded supplies for ranchers and shipped rhyolite from three local quarries and cheese from the dairy farms. The depot is now the Castle Rock Historical Museum on Elbert Street, and the page says rhyolite is still used for decorative rock work in many historic buildings.

The town’s about page says Castle Rock is a full-service municipality and the Douglas County seat. It is also home to the headquarters of the Douglas County School District, Douglas County, and the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office. It describes a town that wants to stay physically freestanding from the rest of the metro area and that values its small-town character and its traditional Downtown core.

A town with Downtown streets from the 1870s and neighborhoods built since then has homes of every age. The instant quote asks for the size of your home and the level of clean you want, so the price follows the house and not the address.

Our cleaning service is open to homes throughout Castle Rock, including areas such as Founders Village, Castle Oaks, Castlewood Ranch, Liberty Village, The Meadows, Terrain, and Cobblestone Ranch. These names appear on the town’s fire stations page, and the town’s neighborhood map shows more than 150 neighborhoods.