Deep cleaning

What we spend extra time on

A deep clean is not a rushed version of weekly work. It is a slower pass with more attention on build-up, edges, and rooms that have been waiting.

• Baseboards, switch plates, door frames, and window sills
• Kitchen cabinets (exteriors), backsplashes, appliance fronts and accessible interiors
• Bathrooms: tile, grout, showers, tubs, fixtures, and mirrors
• Detailed dusting of furniture, fans, and reachable fixtures
• Floors vacuumed and mopped, including edges and under furniture we can safely move
• Inside the microwave and, when requested, the oven and refrigerator

When a deep clean makes sense

Spring resets, after guests, before listing a home, or as the first visit before recurring cleaning begins. Many clients book one deep clean, then settle into a weekly or biweekly rhythm so the finish lasts.

What to expect

We ask about square footage, how long it has been, and which rooms matter most. The estimate reflects time, not a generic package, so the work matches the house in front of us.