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

When you book a cleaning, you’ll usually be asked to choose between a standard clean and a deep clean. Picking the right one saves you money and gets you the result you actually want. Here’s the simple difference.

What a Standard Cleaning Covers

A standard cleaning keeps an already-maintained home fresh. It’s the everyday reset most people book on a recurring schedule.

• Wipe and disinfect kitchen counters and surfaces
• Clean sinks, mirrors, and bathroom fixtures
• Dust reachable surfaces
• Vacuum and mop floors
• Empty trash and tidy up

What a Deep Cleaning Adds

A deep cleaning includes everything in a standard clean, plus the detailed, built-up areas that get skipped day to day.

• Baseboards, door frames, and vents
• Grout lines, tile, and shower buildup
• Behind and around the toilet
• Appliance exteriors and backsplash degreasing
• Edges, corners, and high-touch areas

Quick Comparison

Which One Should You Book?

If your home is regularly cleaned, choose a standard cleaning. If it’s been a while, or you’re getting ready for guests or a move, start with a deep cleaning — then keep it easy with a recurring plan. Not sure? Our online estimate suggests the right option in about two minutes.

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