Heavier detail. Real reset.
For first-time cleans, post-renovation dust, end-of-season buildup, and homes that need more than surface upkeep. Detailed checklists, quote-first pricing.
Who it’s for
- First-time clients booking a baseline reset before recurring service
- Homes that haven’t had a thorough clean in 6+ months
- Households tackling a seasonal spring or fall reset
- Post-renovation, post-project, or post-construction dust
- Anyone who wants the corners, edges, and behind-the-stuff detail
What’s commonly included
- Baseboards, door frames, vents, and switch plates wiped
- Detail dusting of light fixtures, ceiling fans, and high surfaces
- Behind and under accessible furniture and appliances where reasonable
- Detailed kitchen — cabinet faces, backsplash, deep stovetop and hood
- Detailed bathrooms — tile, grout, shower doors, fixtures, baseboards
- Full floor care — vacuum, sweep, mop with edge detail
What may cost extra
- Inside oven, inside refrigerator, inside cabinet detail
- Interior windows and window tracks
- Heavy hard-water deposits, soap scum, or rust staining
- Wall washing or scuff removal beyond spot work
- Add-on rooms not in the original quote (basements, bonus rooms, sunrooms)
What’s not included unless quoted
- Carpet shampooing or steam cleaning
- Floor stripping, waxing, or specialty restoration
- Hoarding-level clutter or biohazard cleanup
- Mold remediation or pest-affected spaces
- Exterior surfaces, garage interiors, outbuildings, or yard work
About deep cleaning
How is a deep clean different from a standard clean?
A deep clean goes beyond surface upkeep — corners, baseboards, behind appliances when reasonable, light fixtures, edges, and detail work in the kitchen and bathrooms. Inside oven, inside refrigerator, and cabinet interiors can be added when scoped. Deep cleans take more time and cost more than a standard clean.
Do I need a deep clean before recurring service?
Often, yes. Most households book a deep clean as the first appointment so the home has a strong baseline, and recurring standard cleans then keep it there. We’ll let you know during the quote whether a deep clean is the right fit.
How long does a deep clean usually take?
It depends on size and condition, but deep cleans run noticeably longer than standard cleans. We’ll confirm an estimated time with the quote so you know what to expect.
Do you handle post-renovation dust?
Yes — post-renovation cleaning is a common deep-clean scenario. We’ll need to know the scope of the work that was done so we can quote it correctly. Construction debris and heavy material cleanup may need to be cleared by your contractor first.
Get a deep cleaning quote
Tell us about the home and what you’re dealing with. We’ll send a clear, honest quote.