Every corner, scrubbed like new.

What separates a deep clean from a regular clean.

A standard clean handles the visible, ongoing maintenance of your home — counters, floors, bathrooms, dusting, trash. A deep clean does all of that, plus tackles the buildup and detail that accumulate between visits. Baseboards collect dust slowly enough that standard cleans don't get to them every time. Blinds gather grime you only notice when sunlight hits them. Ceiling fans spin dust back into the air the moment you turn them on. Shower doors develop hard water stains over months, not days. A deep clean resets all of it in a single visit — usually 4 to 8 hours depending on home size, which is why it's priced above a standard clean.

When to book a deep clean, and why.

Most first-time clients start with a deep clean. It's not required, but it's strongly recommended — starting with a thorough reset gives every recurring clean after a better baseline to work from. Seasonal resets are another common trigger: spring cleaning, pre-holiday prep, back-to-school. If your home hasn't had a professional clean in 45 days or more, a deep clean is almost always the right call. They also work well after life transitions — post-renovation, or before you move in and after tenants move out — when there's buildup a standard clean can't fully catch up with.

Deep cleaning vs. move-out cleaning.

Deep cleaning and move-out cleaning share a lot, but they're built for different situations. A deep clean focuses on the detail work across a lived-in home — baseboards, blinds, ceiling fans, and the buildup a regular clean skips. A move-out clean goes further: inside the oven, inside the refrigerator, inside kitchen cabinets, and anywhere a new tenant will inspect. Short version: if your home is occupied and needs a thorough reset, you want a deep clean. If you're moving out and the property needs to pass inspection, you want a move-out clean. Both are one-time services priced above standard recurring cleans.

Deep cleans typically take 4 to 8 hours depending on the size of your home and how much needs attention. A studio or one-bedroom usually finishes in under 4 hours, while a multi-bedroom home with extra bathrooms can run closer to 8. You'll get an estimated duration when you book.

We recommend it, but it's not required. Starting with a deep clean gives every recurring visit after a much better baseline to maintain. That said, if your home is already well-maintained or you've had it professionally cleaned recently, you can start with a standard clean instead.

A deep clean is for lived-in homes — it covers baseboards, blinds, ceiling fans, and the detail buildup a regular clean skips. A move-out clean goes further by cleaning inside the oven, inside the refrigerator, and inside kitchen cabinets — the detail needed when returning a property to move-in condition. If you're moving out, book a move-out clean. If your home is occupied and needs a thorough reset, book a deep clean.

Yes — that's how most of our customers start. When you book a recurring schedule and select deep cleaning as the first visit, every subsequent clean reverts to the standard rate with your frequency discount applied. You'll see both prices side-by-side in the booking flow so there are no surprises.

For recurring customers with weekly or bi-weekly service, most homes do well with one deep clean per year — often timed around spring cleaning or before the holidays. For monthly service, or homes without recurring cleans, a deep clean every 4 to 6 months is a reasonable cadence. If your home hasn't had a professional clean in 45+ days, a deep clean is almost always the right next step.

Let us know within 24 hours and we'll come back to fix whatever wasn't up to standard — no questions asked. That's our satisfaction guarantee, and it applies to deep cleans just like every other service we offer.