Living in Grand County is a dream—fresh mountain air, four beautiful seasons, and views that never get old. But let’s be honest: the seasons here aren’t gentle. They bring mud, snow, pine needles, dust, and a whole parade of messes that end up inside your home.

That’s why seasonal cleaning is more than just a “spring thing” up here. Every season comes with its own set of challenges, and if you’re not ready for them, your cozy retreat can quickly turn into a maintenance headache.

Here’s why seasonal cleaning is so tricky in mountain homes—and how we make it easier.

Winter in Grand County means snow days, cozy fires—and floors that take a beating. Snow, ice melt, and muddy boots get tracked in daily. And don’t even get us started on wood chips and ash from fireplaces.

The downside:
Constant scrubbing to keep floors and rugs from looking like a muddy trailhead.

Our Approach: 
We focus on entryways, floors, and high-traffic areas to keep winter grime under control. With the right cleaning schedule, you can enjoy your hot cocoa instead of chasing down slush puddles.

Spring cleaning isn’t just tradition, it’s survival. Melting snow leaves behind dirt, while pollen and allergens blow in through open windows. It’s also when homes reveal all the dust that built up while everything was closed tight for winter.

The downside:
You spend your first sunny weekend fighting dust bunnies instead of enjoying the outdoors.

Our Approach: 
We tackle the deep clean, baseboards, vents, blinds, and hidden corners—so your home feels as fresh as the mountain air outside.

Summer means wide-open windows and doors, which also means dust, pollen, and bugs have a free pass inside. Add in kids or guests running in and out, and suddenly your clean floors don’t stand a chance.

The downside:
Dirt buildup sneaks up fast, and before you know it, you’re cleaning more often than you’d like.

Our Approach: 
We focus on maintaining common areas and keeping dust at bay, so you can focus on BBQs and lake days instead of vacuuming every other afternoon.

Fall is beautiful, but messy. Leaves get tracked inside, wet weather means more mud, and it’s also the season for prepping your home before winter hits.

The downside: 
Fall cleaning isn’t just about appearance, it’s about preventing bigger issues, like clogged gutters or dusty vents when you switch on the heat

Our approach: 
We handle both the deep cleaning and seasonal prep, so your home is ready to hunker down for winter without extra stress.

Each season in the mountains brings something new and usually something messy. Trying to keep up on your own can feel like a full-time job. At Wheatley Creek, we know the quirks of mountain homes. Our seasonal cleaning services are designed to keep your home fresh, functional, and ready for whatever Grand County weather throws at it.

Want to actually enjoy the seasons instead of cleaning through them? Let’s get your home on a seasonal schedule.