What's Included in a Deep Cleaning?
A deep clean isn't just a longer standard clean. Here's the actual list of what changes — and when you should book one.
Deep clean = standard clean + detail work
A deep clean covers everything a standard clean does — kitchen, bathrooms, bedrooms, living areas, floors — and adds the detail work that standard cleans skip.
That detail work is what resets the home back to a clean baseline.
What deep cleans add
Baseboards, door frames and doors hand-wiped. Blinds and window sills dusted. Ceiling fans and high light fixtures. Inside the microwave (and inside the oven on request). Behind and under small kitchen appliances. Shower and tile grout scrubbed. Cabinet exteriors hand-wiped. Every horizontal surface gets a hand-wipe.
This is why deep cleans take 4–6 hours for most homes — twice as long as a standard clean.
When you should book a deep clean
Before starting recurring service (every first-time customer starts with a deep clean). When the home hasn't been professionally cleaned in 4+ weeks. Before move-in. After move-out. After construction. Seasonal resets — spring, before the holidays.