Dreading the bathroom when guests arrive?
Cloudy shower glass and gray grout are hard to unsee once you notice them. Grout lines at reachable height, the shower glass, tub, toilet and mirrors are all on the deep-clean list.
Deep cleaning for the house that got away from you
A home you're proud to open the door on again.
A busy season, a new baby, guests on the way: however your Lee County home slipped, a deep cleaning visit goes after the build-up in the grout, on the backsplash and along every baseboard and fan blade.
- Baseboards and ceiling fans included
- You pay once it's finished
Be honest
You've stopped seeing it, right up until someone is coming over
Everyday wiping keeps a house livable, but it never reaches the edges, and one day, usually the day before guests, you notice all of it at once. A deep clean goes straight for those edges, with baseboards and ceiling fans included. Guests already on the way? Call; sometimes we can come the same day, depending on the schedule.
- A greasy film on the backsplash and along the tops of the cabinets, above where anyone wipes.
- Cloudy shower glass and gray grout lines that the humidity keeps feeding.
- Dust sitting thick on the baseboards and the ceiling fan blades.
- Beach sand and grit packed into the floor corners and edges.
- Door tops and sills nobody has touched since you moved in.
After the reset
Remember the grout and the fan blades before all that build-up?
Think back to the week you moved in. A deep clean goes after the baseboards, fan blades, grout, door tops and the corners the everyday wipe-down skips. Throw the blinds open and have people over. The before-and-after photos further down, from a real customer home, show the kind of difference we mean.
See the difference
Wondering if the edges really get done? Here's a real customer's baseboard
Anyone can say deep clean. These photos come from a real customer's home, before and after: the same baseboard and tile corner, and the edge work that comes with every deep clean.
Before
After
- Insurance
- Insured and bonded
- Callbacks
- Same-day callbacks, Monday to Saturday
- Supplies
- Yours or ours
- Pets
- Welcome, with a heads-up before the visit
Not sure where to even start? One phone call is enough
When the whole house needs work, even booking help feels like one more job. It isn't: tell us what's bothering you, and if we miss your call, we call back the same day.
Can't remember the last time the grout got a real scrub?
Gray grout creeps up so slowly you stop noticing it. Grout lines at reachable height are part of every deep clean, and the price you hear on the call won't rise once we start.
Can't take a day off for this?
Losing a workday to wait around for a cleaner isn't realistic. You don't have to be home: we arrange a key or lockbox on the call, and we're insured and bonded.
A fan blade we missed goes straight to the owner
The top of a blade or a baseboard behind a door is the easy one to miss. Call (239) 946-9240 and the owner sorts it out with you directly.
The price question
Scared a deep clean is a blank check?
When the house has slipped, it's easy to picture a bill that keeps growing. We set your price on the call from your home's size, bedrooms, bathrooms and condition, and if the house needs more than that, you hear it before anyone picks up a brush.
- Visit
- A one-time reset, room by room
- Your price
- Set on the call from size, bedrooms, bathrooms and current condition
- Always included
- Baseboards and ceiling fans
- Optional add-ons
- Refrigerator and oven interiors
- Payment
- Due on completion
Included from the start
Dusty baseboards and fan blades come with every deep clean
Those are the spots that make a house feel tired, so they come with every deep clean, along with the door frames and the fixtures. Want the fridge or oven done inside? Add them on the call and we price them before the visit.
Every deep clean
- Baseboards
- Ceiling fans
- Kitchen counters, backsplash, sink and the outside of appliances
- Bathrooms: sinks, faucets, shower, tub, toilet, mirrors and grout lines at reachable height
- Dusting of edges, ledges, sills, door tops and the frames around them
- Floors vacuumed and mopped, right into the edges and corners
Add them on the call
- Refrigerator interior
- Oven interior
Why book us
The hard parts are the reason you're booking a deep clean
The grout, the fan blades and the baseboards are the whole point of a deep clean, so baseboards and ceiling fans sit on the list from the start rather than as extras.
Had the extras show up on the invoice?
It stings to pay for things you never asked for. Nothing lands on the bill that you didn't agree to before we started, and the agreed price is what you pay when we finish.
Want one person answering for the whole job?
A big clean involves a lot of small decisions. The owner prices the job and answers for it from start to finish.
Skip the weekend on your hands and knees
Doing it yourself means a full weekend of scrubbing grout, dragging a step stool under every fan and wiping baseboards on your knees. Most homes need a deep clean precisely because nobody has had that weekend to spare. That Saturday can go to something you'll remember instead: the guests, the holidays, the start of a regular plan. Baseboards and ceiling fans are included, so there's no step-stool job left for you.
What you walk away with
Worried it'll slide right back in a month?
It can, if nothing follows it. A deep clean gives a recurring plan a clean baseline, and recurring customers usually keep the same cleaner, especially when they ask.
Want the fresh-grout feeling to last?
Regular visits keep the kitchen, bathrooms and floors from sliding back, picking up from the clean slate the deep clean leaves behind.
Can't lose a whole day waiting around?
You don't have to be home while we work; leave a key or lockbox code and get on with your day.
Which areas does a deep clean reach that a regular clean skips?
If weekly cleaning never seems to make a dent, this is why. A deep clean takes in the baseboards, ceiling fans, backsplash, grout lines at reachable height, door tops, ledges, sills and frames, the floor edges and corners, and the outside of appliances. Baseboards and ceiling fans are always part of it.
Are the refrigerator and oven included?
Finding out about an extra on the day is the worst way to hear about it. They're add-ons, priced on the call before the visit, so you decide whether they're worth it.
Are the before-and-after photos real?
A lot of cleaning photos online are stock. Ours come from real customer homes: the same baseboard and tile corner, photographed before and after we cleaned it.
How long does a deep clean take?
You can't plan a day around a visit with no end time. The length depends on the size and condition of the house, which is why you don't need to be there: we're insured and bonded, and we work while you're out.
How is this different from a regular clean?
A regular clean maintains a house; a deep clean resets it. If your weekly wipe-downs never seem to make a dent, that's why. We go after the edges, the door frames and the fixtures, with baseboards and ceiling fans on the list.
My house is really bad. Is that a problem?
Months of build-up in the shower and on the fan blades is exactly what a deep clean is for. We price every home as either a normal clean or an extra-dirty one, and most homes are normal. Not sure where yours lands? Send photos before the visit and we'll estimate from them, and if it will cost more, you hear that before we start, never after.
Picture opening your front door and liking what you see
Tell us about the house and how far it's slipped. We'll set the list and your price on the same call, and you'll be dealing with the owner from start to finish.