Deep Cleaning in Atlanta, GA

Deep cleaning for what a routine visit leaves alone

Deep cleaning is for Atlanta metro households bothered by what a routine visit leaves alone: the baseboards and windows, the blinds, and bathtub tile that needs more than a wipe. It is a one-time visit that runs the full standard checklist and then adds that detail work.

It is not the move-in and move-out clean, which goes inside the cabinets and drawers, the refrigerator and the oven. On a deep clean, those are extras you add one by one.

To book it, pick the size that matches the home, from one bedroom and one bath up to six bedrooms and six baths, and add extras before you choose a time.

What a standard visit leaves for later

In our booking system, the standard cleaning items carry a plain label: no windows, blinds or baseboards. A standard visit still vacuums with two vacuum cleaners, mops, disinfects the bathrooms and wipes the outside of the refrigerator and dishwasher with a product for stainless steel. Those three surfaces are simply not on its list. A home cleaned only that way can look finished at floor level while the blinds and baseboards keep their dust. Deep cleaning puts them back on the list, along with the laundry-room shelves and every stain on the backsplash, stove and cabinets that a cloth can lift.

Bigger homes get the steamer on more surfaces

At every size, the bathtub, sinks and tile are cleaned with a steamer. For homes with five and six bedrooms, the checklist also swaps the wet cloth for a steamer on the baseboards and windows and on kitchen stains. Smaller homes get those surfaces done with a wet cloth. Bed linen is changed to fresh in the bedrooms, and trash goes out to your own trash bin.

Where a deep clean goes wrong

The usual mismatch is an extra that was expected but never added. A full sink of dishes, one dog or cat, the inside of a fridge or freezer, the inside of an oven or a double oven, and the inside of the kitchen cabinets are each separate lines. If a line is not added, that job is not part of the visit. The dishes extra leaves oven dishes out. The pet extra covers hair near baseboards, under furniture and in hard-to-reach crevices. The cabinet extra means taking everything out, cleaning shelves, walls and doors, and putting the items back, so packed kitchen cabinets take longer.

What moves the total

Size moves it first, because deep cleaning is booked by the bedroom and bath count, up to six bedrooms and six baths. Extras come next, each as its own line, and a pet is one of them. We do not publish prices; you see the total in the booking before you confirm it.

When a standard visit is enough

If only the blinds or the baseboards are behind and you can reach them, dust them yourself and book standard house cleaning instead. A deep clean makes sense when several of the added surfaces need work at once, or when the bathtub and tile need the steamer.

Typical times to book it

A common version is an event: guests are coming for a birthday or a holiday, and the home needs the blinds, windows and baseboards done along with the usual rooms. Another is the first visit before a weekly, biweekly or monthly schedule, since those recurring visits repeat the standard checklist and never reach the surfaces it leaves out.

After the visit

Beds have fresh bed linen and the trash is in your trash bin. To hold that result, recurring visits cover the standard checklist, while the baseboards, blinds and inside windows wait for the next deep clean.