A deep clean is a different scope of work than a normal cleaning session, top to bottom, every room, reaching the spots that routine cleaning doesn't touch.
What it covers
- Baseboards, light fixtures and ceiling fans
- Behind and under furniture, where accessible
- Inside the microwave, and the oven on request
- Outside of cabinets, the fridge and the oven
- A full bathroom scrub, not just a surface wipe
- Cobwebs, windowsills, switches, doors and handles
When it makes sense
Moving into a new home, after months of only surface cleaning, before a big event, or simply when a space hasn't had a professional clean in a while, these are the moments a deep clean earns its name.
Team and timing
A deep clean is handled by a two-person team and takes longer than a routine visit because of the added detail. It's also the natural starting point for ongoing service: once a home is at that standard, a recurring visit is what keeps it there.
If you're doing it yourself
Work top to bottom and room by room rather than trying to tackle the whole home in one pass, and don't skip the spots that are easy to forget: behind appliances, inside cabinets, baseboards. If the list feels too long for a weekend, that's exactly what this service is built for.
