Deep cleaning, when a usual visit is not enough

A deep clean takes longer than a regular domestic visit. It is for the build-up: grease, limescale, skirtings, doors, and the corners a weekly clean does not reach.

A tidy kitchen in morning light, used to illustrate a deeper clean.
Illustration, not a customer's home.

Agree the extra jobs

People use “deep clean” to mean different things. Before we book a time, we'll ask what you actually want done. Inside a fridge or an oven, washing skirting boards, cleaning internal glass and moving light furniture are all possible to discuss. They are not included unless we have said so.

Heavy furniture stays put if moving it would mark a floor or risk an injury. Tell us about anything fragile.

How it differs from other cleans

A spring clean is seasonal and often lighter than people expect. An end-of-tenancy clean is aimed at handing a rented home back, usually to someone else's list. A deep clean is simply a more thorough clean of a home that is still being lived in.

We don't guarantee a particular “hotel” finish, and we don't publish before-and-after claims. You should be able to see that the agreed jobs have been done with reasonable care.

Send an enquiry

Tell us what you need. We only confirm a success message after the enquiry has been accepted. This is not a booking.

About the home, if it is a clean

Include days that suit you, parking, pets, and anything we should not move. Please don't add card numbers.

Or call 07888 755 755.

Ask about a clean or the ironing

Call, or send a few details. The form is an enquiry — we confirm a visit separately.