A regular cleaning maintains a home. A deep cleaning resets it. The difference is the list: a deep clean reaches the surfaces a maintenance visit skips by design, because they don't need attention every two weeks.
In the kitchen, that means degreasing cabinet fronts and the range hood, cleaning inside the microwave, pulling out what can be moved to clean behind and underneath, and working the backsplash grout. In bathrooms, it means descaling shower doors and tracks, treating grout and mildew, and scrubbing the base and hinges of the toilet rather than just the bowl and seat.
Throughout the house, deep cleaning covers baseboards, door frames, light switches, ceiling fans, vents, window sills and tracks, and the tops of cabinets and door frames. These are the surfaces that quietly collect dust for months and make a clean-looking home feel stale.
Four situations call for a deep clean: before starting a recurring plan, so the maintenance visits are maintaining a real standard; after construction or renovation dust; before a big event or house guests; and whenever a home hasn't had professional cleaning in six months or more.
We quote deep cleans as a flat price for the whole home, based on size and condition, so there's no clock running. New clients get 15% off a one-time deep clean.