Top to bottom
Deep house cleaning
Top to bottom, including the detail work a regular clean doesn’t reach: baseboards, doors, fans, fixtures, and built-up grime.
A good fit when
- A first visit before starting recurring cleaning
- A seasonal reset, like a spring clean
- A home that hasn’t had a thorough clean in a while
Or you might want
- Move-in / move-out cleaningThe home is empty and you need inside cabinets, closets, and appliances done.
- Heavy & post-construction cleaningThere’s construction dust, or the home needs a full reset after a long time.
Deep cleaning
What’s included
Everything in a standard clean
- Kitchen counters, sink, and faucet cleaned and polished
- Stovetop, appliance fronts, and the outside of the microwave
- Cabinet fronts spot-wiped
- Bathrooms: tubs, showers, toilets, sinks, and mirrors
- Dusting of reachable surfaces, ceiling corners, and vents
- Carpets vacuumed, hard floors vacuumed and mopped
- Light switches, door handles, and towel bars wiped
- Trash emptied and fresh liners put in
Plus, the deep-clean detail work
- Baseboards wiped by hand
- Doors, door frames, and switch plates
- Ceiling fans and light fixtures
- Cabinet fronts and handles, top to bottom
- Toilets in full detail: tank, base, hinges, and behind
- Extra time on soap scum, grime, and build-up
How to get ready
Clear countertops and surfaces as much as you can.
Move small things away from walls so we can get to the baseboards.
Tell us about stains or problem spots so we can plan time for them.
Questions
How is a deep clean different from a standard clean?
A deep clean includes everything in a standard clean, plus baseboards by hand, doors and frames, ceiling fans and light fixtures, cabinet fronts top to bottom, and extra time on build-up.
How often should I get a deep clean?
Many people get one or two a year, or one before starting recurring visits.
Can you clean inside the oven and refrigerator?
Yes, as add-ons. Choose them when you request your estimate.
Where we do this
Based in Bellingham, cleaning homes across Whatcom and Skagit counties.