Deep Cleaning 

A deep clean is not a longer version of a routine clean. It is a different job. Routine cleaning maintains a home that is already in order. A deep clean resets one that is not, and it goes to the places a weekly visit never reaches. That means inside the oven and the refrigerator rather than the fronts of them. Behind and underneath movable furniture. The tops of cabinets, the sides of the range where grease runs down, window sills and tracks, baseboards and door frames, light fixtures and vent covers. Grout lines get worked rather than wiped. Shower doors get the mineral scale taken off rather than smeared around. People book a deep clean for a reason, and the reason changes the emphasis. Before hosting, the shared rooms matter most. After a renovation, fine dust is the whole problem and it is everywhere, including on surfaces that look clean. Moving in, the kitchen and bathrooms are what you want done before anything of yours goes into them. Taking over a house that has sat empty, it is dust and the smell of stale air. Tell us which one it is and we will weight the work accordingly. Homes near Lake Erie collect a particular kind of buildup. Summer humidity keeps airborne dust damp enough to bond to surfaces rather than sit loose, so it does not wipe off the way dry dust does. Winter salt works into entry flooring and carpet backing. Both respond to a proper deep clean far better than to repeated light passes.