What a finished clean looks like

A deep clean covers the small stuff

The difference between a regular clean and a deep clean is in the details. Window and door tracks, the tops of door frames, light fixtures and the walls all get cleaned, along with the surfaces you set things on.

One customer came home after a deep clean and wrote this on Google. "Our home was spotless upon our return. They clean the light fixtures and wiped down the walls."

Neglected spaces take the most work

Some jobs start well past dirty. A garage that's never been cleaned needs scraping and scrubbing. So does a house that went years without a real clean. Both need that work before anything can be wiped down.

One customer bought a home with a garage like that. "The amount of filth was unreal and even though I am gutting and renovating the home, it required a deep clean. This team came in and went above and beyond to make it perfect."

Grout shows whether a bathroom is clean

Wiping a shower down makes it look clean for a day. Grout holds soap scum and mildew in the lines, and it stays dark until someone scrubs it by hand.

Customers notice when it's done right. One wrote after a clean, "My bathroom grout also basically looks brand new!"