Cleaning FAQs
Regular cleaning vs Deep Cleaning?
Not sure whether your home needs a deep cleaning or just a regular cleaning? Understanding the difference can help you choose the right service.
Regular and deep cleanings serve different purposes — and most households benefit from both at different times.
Regular Cleaning Basics
A regular cleaning is designed to keep up with everyday messes. Most clients schedule this weekly or bi-weekly.
Typical tasks include:
- Tidying up and organizing spaces
- Cleaning floors (sweeping, vacuuming, mopping)
- Wiping surfaces in kitchens and bathrooms
- Emptying trash bins
- General dusting
This type of cleaning is quicker and more affordable than a deep clean, making it perfect for ongoing upkeep.
Deep Cleaning Basics
A deep clean goes beyond surface tidying. It tackles dirt, grime, and buildup in the nooks and crannies of your home.
Deep cleaning often includes disinfecting and sanitizing, creating a healthier living environment and leaving your space fresh and renewed.
Because of the detail work involved, deep cleaning takes more time and effort than a regular clean.
What’s Included in a Deep Clean
Bathrooms
- Scrubbing grout and tile
- Removing soap scum and limescale
- Disinfecting wastebaskets and knobs
- Cleaning baseboards and door frames
- Deep cleaning vanities, medicine cabinets, and toilet bases
- Detailing shower doors, curtains, and crevices
Kitchens
- Cleaning behind and under appliances
- Inside appliance cleaning (oven, fridge, microwave)
- Range hood and filter cleaning
- Cabinet and drawer interiors
- Cleaning grout on backsplashes or counters
- Sanitizing small appliances and switches
- Polishing stainless steel surfaces
General Living Spaces
- Cleaning under and behind furniture
- Ceiling fans, light fixtures, blinds, and lamp shades
- Vacuuming and cleaning upholstery
- Sanitizing trash cans and surfaces
- Cleaning baseboards, vents, window frames, and sills
- Scrubbing walls and crevices along floors
- Polishing furniture and dusting decorations
