Service
The reset your house has been needing.
Book this one if you've been putting it off
Deep cleanings get booked at three moments, and one of them is probably yours.
People are coming over, and the house is about to be looked at properly by somebody other than you. The season has turned and the place has been shut up all winter. Or you're starting a regular schedule and want the house at a level that routine visits can actually hold.
There's a fourth, quieter one: you've been meaning to do this yourself for two years and you are never going to.
What actually changes
A regular cleaning keeps a house level. A deep cleaning resets it.
The difference is time and reach. We move what can be moved, work into the corners and edges, and deal with the build-up that arrived so slowly you stopped seeing it — the film on top of the cabinets, the grime in the shower grout, the dust along the tops of the door frames.
It takes considerably longer than a routine visit, and usually more than one cleaner.
What the day looks like
Plan on us being there a while, and on the house being disrupted while we work. Clear counters and floors where you can. The more surface we can reach, the more of your money goes on cleaning instead of tidying.
If anything is fragile, valuable, or awkward to move, point it out first and we'll leave it alone.
What a deep cleaning won't do
It won't fix damage. Permanent staining, worn grout, cracked caulk, and marked paint all look better clean, but they're still damaged. We'd rather tell you something needs repairing than charge you to scrub at it.
Carpet and upholstery washing, exterior windows, and anything needing a ladder beyond normal reach aren't included as standard. Ask and we'll quote it.