What a regular clean covers
A regular (or general) clean is routine maintenance. It keeps your home consistently fresh, tidy, and sanitized. It's the cleaning you'd do on a recurring basis — weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly — to stay on top of everyday mess.
- Countertops wiped and sanitized
- Sinks scrubbed and shined
- Stovetops cleaned
- Floors swept and mopped
- Dusting all surfaces
- Bathrooms sanitized
- Mirrors shined
- Trash emptied
What a deep clean adds
A deep clean includes everything in a regular clean, plus the detail work that targets built-up grime. It's more thorough and takes longer.
- Grout lines deep scrubbed
- Baseboards wiped throughout
- Ceiling fans and light fixtures dusted
- Inside microwave and small appliances cleaned
- Showerheads descaled
- Vents and registers dusted
- Wall spot cleaning
- Window sills and tracks wiped
When to choose a regular clean
Choose a regular clean if your home is already in reasonably good condition and you want to maintain it. This is the right choice if you've had a deep clean recently and want to keep things up.
- Your home is already fairly clean
- You want ongoing maintenance
- You've had a deep clean in the last few months
- You're on a recurring cleaning schedule
When to choose a deep clean
Choose a deep clean if your home hasn't had a thorough cleaning in a while, or if you're starting a new recurring service and want to establish a clean baseline.
- It's been months since a thorough cleaning
- You're starting a new recurring service
- You notice build-up in grout, baseboards, or fixtures
- You're moving in or moving out
- You're preparing for a special occasion or guests
- It's spring cleaning season
Can you do both?
Absolutely. In fact, that's the most common approach. Many customers start with a deep clean to reset their home, then continue with regular recurring cleaning to maintain it. Some schedule a deep clean quarterly or seasonally alongside their regular service.