"Do I need a deep clean or a regular clean?" is the most common question we hear from new clients. The honest answer: it depends on when the home was last cleaned thoroughly - not when it was last tidied.
What a regular clean covers
A regular (maintenance) clean keeps an already-clean home at its best: kitchens and bathrooms cleaned and sanitized, dusting throughout, vacuuming and mopping, trash removed, beds made. It is designed for weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly visits.
What a deep clean adds
- Baseboards, door frames, and window sills hand-wiped
- Inside the microwave and detail work on appliance exteriors
- Buildup removed from bathroom tile, grout lines, and fixtures
- Behind and under furniture that can be moved safely
- Extra time in kitchens and bathrooms, where grime accumulates
How to decide
If it has been more than a month or two since a thorough clean, start with a deep clean. It resets the home so that recurring visits stay quick, consistent, and less expensive over time. Most of our recurring clients began with exactly one deep clean.
Not sure which fits your home? Tell us the square footage and when it was last deep-cleaned in our quote form and we will recommend the right starting point - no obligation.