Who this service is for
Homes with visible buildup, first-time professional cleaning, seasonal refreshes or preparation before a recurring plan.
What the cleaning can include
The final scope depends on your property and quote. A typical plan may include:
- Standard home-cleaning tasks
- Detailed attention to baseboards and trim
- Extra focus on kitchen grease and bathroom buildup
- Dusting accessible vents, door frames and fixtures
- Cleaning cabinet and drawer exteriors
- More time on corners, edges and frequently missed surfaces
How to prepare
- Send recent photos when a space has heavy buildup.
- Identify stains, damage or surfaces requiring special handling.
- Request appliance interiors or cabinet interiors before quoting.
- Allow enough access time for a more detailed visit.
NYC scheduling considerations
New York buildings often have doorman procedures, service-elevator reservations, parking limitations and specific access windows. Sharing these details early helps create a realistic arrival and cleaning plan.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between standard and deep cleaning?
Standard cleaning maintains an already cared-for home. Deep cleaning allows more time for buildup, edges, trim and commonly overlooked surfaces.
Is deep cleaning required for a first appointment?
Not always. It may be recommended when a home has not been professionally cleaned recently or needs more than routine maintenance.
Are oven and refrigerator interiors included?
They are not assumed in the standard scope. Request appliance interiors in advance so additional time and pricing can be considered.