What a Professional Deep Clean Actually Includes
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What a Professional Deep Clean Actually Includes

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When people book their first cleaning with us, they often ask what makes a “deep clean” different from a standard visit. The short answer: a deep clean addresses the buildup that a regular cleaning maintains but doesn’t remove — grime in grout, dust on baseboards, residue behind appliances.

Here’s what our teams cover.

Kitchen

  • Degrease the stovetop, range hood, and backsplash
  • Clean the oven interior and racks
  • Wipe out the refrigerator — shelves, drawers, and seals
  • Descale and polish the sink and faucet
  • Wipe cabinet fronts, handles, and the tops of upper cabinets
  • Clean the microwave inside and out

Bathrooms

  • Scrub grout and tile in showers and on floors
  • Descale glass doors and remove soap scum
  • Deep clean the toilet — base, hinges, and behind
  • Disinfect counters, sinks, and fixtures
  • Polish mirrors and wipe light fixtures

Living areas and bedrooms

  • Dust baseboards, door frames, window sills, and blinds
  • Wipe light switches and outlet covers
  • Dust ceiling fans and vents
  • Vacuum under and behind furniture
  • Clean interior glass

Whole home

  • Cobweb removal in every room
  • Spot-clean walls and doors
  • Vacuum and mop all floors
  • Empty and reline trash bins

When to book one

A deep clean makes sense before starting a recurring plan, after a renovation, ahead of hosting, or any time it’s been more than a few months since a professional cleaning. After that first reset, a recurring visit keeps everything at that level with far less effort.

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