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The clean that gets behind and underneath everything
A one time deep clean that reaches the buildup a weekly visit never touches, priced flat and checked against a list you approved.
A deep clean is not a longer version of a regular visit. It is a different job. Grease on cabinet doors, mineral film in the shower, gritty buildup packed into a window track, none of that comes off with a weekly wipe. It needs a brush, the right product and time on the surface. That is what this booking pays for.
Heat is the local culprit. Baseboard convectors and cast iron radiators pull room air across hot metal all winter and bake a fine layer onto fins, sills and the wall above. Houses on forced hot air with an oil burner get a different film, grayer and greasier, that settles on trim and door casings. Both come off. Neither comes off by dusting.
What the visit covers
- Oven interior degreased, racks soaked and scrubbed
- Refrigerator shelves pulled out and washed in the sink
- Grout lines scrubbed with a brush, not a sponge
- Cabinet fronts degreased where cooking film builds up
- Window tracks vacuumed out and wiped along the channel
- Ceiling corners and light fixtures cleared of cobwebs
- Behind the toilet base scrubbed and disinfected
- Vent covers and cold air returns wiped down
- Door casings and trim washed, not just dusted
- Range hood filter degreased and set back in place
When a deep clean is worth booking
Book one before you start a recurring schedule. Starting regular visits on top of two years of buildup means the first several cleanings get eaten by catch up work, and you end up thinking the service is weak when it is really just behind. Clear the backlog once. After that, an every other week visit holds the house without much effort.
The other good reasons: a house you just bought, a kitchen that has been through a winter of heavy cooking, a bathroom where the grout has gone gray, or a visit from family that you would rather not apologize for. Tell us which rooms matter most and the list gets weighted that way. Nothing gets added to the price on the day.
About deep cleaning
If your question is not here, call and ask. We would rather tell you a smaller job is enough than sell you a bigger one.
How much longer is a deep clean than a normal visit?
Longer than a standard visit, often most of a day for a three bedroom house. The exact time depends on kitchen and bathroom condition more than square footage. You get a window when you book, and the cleaner works the list until it is finished rather than to a clock.
What if something still looks dirty afterward?
Call or text within two days and the cleaner comes back and redoes it at no charge. That is the guarantee and it gets used without argument. Point at the shower door or the oven glass, tell us what you expected, and it gets handled on the return visit.
Can you deep clean only the kitchen and baths?
Yes. Plenty of people book exactly that, most often in older homes where the rest of the house is fine but the kitchen has thirty years of cooking on the cabinet fronts. The price is quoted for those rooms only, so you are not paying for bedrooms nobody uses.
Get deep cleaning quoted before anyone starts.
Half an hour at the property, no charge, and you walk away with the room by room list and one number.
