Deep Cleaning vs. Regular Cleaning: What's the Difference?

When booking a home cleaning service, you might see options for "regular" and "deep" cleaning. While both aim to make your home tidy, their scope and intensity are vastly different. Understanding this difference ensures you book the right service for your needs.

Regular Cleaning: The Maintenance Crew

Think of regular cleaning as the essential upkeep that maintains a good level of cleanliness in your home. It's typically done on a weekly or bi-weekly basis. The goal is to manage the day-to-day mess and prevent dirt and grime from building up.

A typical regular clean includes:

• Wiping down surfaces
• Cleaning kitchen countertops and sinks
• Cleaning bathroom toilets, sinks, and showers
• Vacuuming and mopping floors
• General tidying up

Deep Cleaning: The Special Forces

A deep clean is a much more intensive and detailed service. It's designed to tackle the dirt and grime that regular cleaning doesn't address. This is something you might do once or twice a year, or when moving into a new home. It reaches the deep, hidden spots.

A deep clean includes everything in a regular clean, PLUS:

• Cleaning inside ovens and refrigerators
• Wiping down baseboards, door frames, and window sills
• Scrubbing grout and removing soap scum buildup
• Cleaning behind and under appliances
• Wiping down light fixtures and ceiling fans
• Cleaning window interiors and blinds

Which One Do You Need?

• Book a REGULAR clean if: You need help staying on top of your weekly chores and maintaining a clean home.
• Book a DEEP clean if: You're moving in or out, preparing for a special event, or your home just needs a thorough "reset" to get rid of accumulated grime. Our deep cleaning service is perfect for this.

Conclusion

Both types of cleaning play a vital role in home hygiene. Regular cleaning keeps things pleasant, while periodic deep cleaning ensures your home is sanitary from top to bottom. Our home cleaning services offer both options to fit your specific requirements.