Everything in a Standard Clean, plus
- Detailed baseboards, door frames and doors
- Switch plates, door handles and vents
- Detailed bathroom scrubbing, including grout, tile, soap scum and shower glass
- Detailed kitchen, including cabinet fronts and backsplash
- Ceiling fans, light fixtures and window sills dusted (reachable)
- Blinds and shutters dusted (slat-by-slat wet-wipe available as an add-on)
- Inside the microwave
- More thorough dusting of every reachable surface
Not included
All available as add-ons:
- Inside the oven, refrigerator, or cabinets
- Interior windows and per-blind wet-wiping
- Laundry, dishes, organising
- Garages and patios
When to book a Deep Clean
Book it as a first clean, after a renovation, in a new build still shedding construction dust, before hosting, or any time the home has drifted past what routine cleaning can pull back. It takes longer than a Standard Clean on purpose: the time goes into baseboards, grout, vents and the detail work that makes a house feel reset. Most customers book it once, then move to a recurring Standard Clean to hold the line.
Common questions
How long does a deep clean take?
Longer than a standard visit — it depends on home size and condition, and your cleaner works from a written checklist until it's done, not until a clock runs out.
Is a deep clean right for a brand-new home?
Yes — new builds shed fine construction dust for months. A deep clean pulls it out of vents, baseboards and corners so your home starts truly clean.
Do I need to do anything before you arrive?
Just a quick pickup of personal items so surfaces are reachable, and entry instructions in your booking notes if you won't be home.
Where we clean: New Tampa · Wesley Chapel · Lutz · Land O' Lakes · Temple Terrace · Brandon · Riverview · Clearwater · All service areas
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