Deep Cleaning, done properly
The gap between a tidy house and a clean one is mostly made of places nobody reaches on a Tuesday evening: behind the fridge, inside the oven seals, the top edge of every door frame, the grout that has quietly changed colour over three years. A deep clean is a systematic pass through exactly those places, which is why it takes a crew and a checklist rather than an afternoon.
Crews work to a written room-by-room list so nothing depends on memory or mood. Two people move through the house in sequence, high surfaces to low, wet rooms last, and the list is signed off at the end. You know precisely what was done, and you can add or remove items before the visit rather than hoping.
Products are chosen for the surface rather than the smell. Stone, sealed timber, painted cabinetry and glass all want different things, and the fastest way to ruin a worktop is a general-purpose spray used everywhere. A fragrance-free, low-residue range is available on request for households with allergies, small children or pets.
Why It Matters
- Dust and allergens settle well past a quick wipe-down
- Grease builds up behind and beneath appliances
- Bathroom grout and seals hold bacteria
- Vents and baseboards get skipped for years
- Renovation dust travels into every room
- A cluttered home is measurably harder to relax in
The Checklist
- Kitchen β appliances, cabinets, worktops
- Bathrooms scrubbed top to bottom
- Floors swept, mopped and polished
- Vents, baseboards and window sills
- Interior windows and glass
- Optional eco-friendly product range