The clean that reaches everything.
Detailed, top-to-bottom cleaning for the areas standard cleans miss — perfect for spring cleaning, first-time service, or a serious reset.
Beyond the surface.
A deep clean covers everything in a standard clean, then goes further — baseboards, inside appliances, grout, vents, window sills, and the buildup that accumulates over months.
It’s the ideal starting point before recurring service, and the right choice ahead of a move, a listing, or hosting.
What’s included
- Everything in a standard clean
- Baseboards, trim, doors, and door frames
- Inside oven and refrigerator on request
- Cabinet fronts and inside cabinets on request
- Tile, grout, and fixture detail work
- Window sills, tracks, and blinds
- Vents, ceiling fans, and light fixtures
- Behind and under furniture where accessible
Moving out or turning over a property? See move-out cleaning.
FAQ
Deep cleaning questions.
What is the difference between a deep clean and a standard clean?
A standard clean maintains a home that is already in good shape. A deep clean covers everything in a standard clean and then goes further — baseboards, trim, inside appliances, grout, vents, window tracks, and buildup that accumulates over months.
How long does a deep clean take?
Considerably longer than a routine visit — often most of a day for an average home, depending on size and condition. We give you a realistic time estimate with your quote.
When is the right time to book one?
Before starting recurring service, ahead of a move or a listing, after a renovation, before hosting, or any time the house needs a genuine reset rather than a tidy-up.
Do you clean inside the oven and refrigerator?
Yes, on request. Interior appliance cleaning is included in a deep clean when you ask for it — just flag it when you book so we schedule enough time.