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Deep Cleaning in Moncks Corner & Charleston, SC

Everything in a general clean, plus the detail work: cabinets, baseboards, blinds, doors and trim wet-wiped, light fixtures, and the inside of your appliances.

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What's included

  • Everything in our general clean
  • Kitchen and bathroom cabinet doors wet-wiped
  • Inside the oven, refrigerator, toaster oven and dishwasher
  • Window sills, blinds, baseboards, doors and trim wet-wiped
  • Ceiling fans within reach of a two-step ladder, and light fixtures
  • Glass doors and inside windows
  • Under cushions and furniture vacuumed when possible
  • Walls around the toilet wiped down

What makes a clean a deep clean

Our general clean looks after the surfaces you see and use every day. A deep clean goes after the buildup and detail work that a routine visit only touches: the grime on cabinet doors, the dust along baseboards and blinds, and the inside of the appliances. Before we start, we agree the plan with you, so you know exactly what we'll cover. It's a good way to catch up on a home that's gone a while without a thorough clean, to get the house ready for a holiday or visitors, or to start a regular cleaning schedule from a clean slate.

The inside of an open oven with burnt debris on the floor and a stained door glass.

In the kitchen

On top of the general clean, we wet-wipe the cabinets and clean inside all of the appliances: the oven, the refrigerator, the toaster oven and the dishwasher. The dishwasher needs to be empty for us to clean inside it. We also do everything from the general kitchen clean: wiping the countertops and the outside of the appliances, touching up the cabinets and cleaning the sink.

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Around the house

We wet-wipe the window sills, blinds, baseboards, doors, trim work and cabinet doors. We clean the ceiling fans if we can reach them with a two-step ladder, and the light fixtures. Glass doors and the inside of the windows get cleaned, and we vacuum under cushions and furniture where we can. On top of that comes everything a general clean covers: dusting the furniture, checking for cobwebs, vacuuming and mopping the floors, emptying the trash and making the beds.

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In the bathrooms

Along with the countertops, sinks, toilets, tubs and showers, we wet-wipe the cabinet doors, the doors and trim, and the walls around the toilet, and shine the mirrors and faucets as on every clean. These are the spots where grime builds up slowly and a routine wipe doesn't reach.

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Before we arrive

  • Empty the dishwasher so we can clean inside it
  • Clear out anything in the refrigerator you were planning to throw away
  • Clear what you can from countertops and furniture tops
  • Tell us about any ceiling fans or fixtures that sit very high
  • Point out the rooms that need the most attention

The more the team can reach, the more of the visit goes into cleaning.

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What a deep clean doesn't include

A deep clean is thorough, but it isn't carpet cleaning, upholstery cleaning, window cleaning or mold remediation, and we don't offer any of those. Ceiling fans and fixtures out of reach of a two-step ladder are left alone. If you've just moved out of a home, a move-out clean covers the inside of the cabinets as well. Pressure washing, laundry and junk removal aren't services we offer either.

Many people follow a deep clean with a regular maintenance clean, so the house stays that way. The estimate is free, and we agree the plan for your deep clean with you before we start.

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Ready for deep cleaning? The estimate is free.

When to book

Spring and fall are when our schedule is fullest, and deep cleans are a big part of that. January and February are our quietest months, so there's usually more room on the calendar then.

How to get started with deep cleaning

Four steps, and the estimate is free.

  1. Ask for a free estimate

    Call or send the form. Tell us about the home or office and how often you'd like it cleaned.

  2. Agree the checklist

    We go over what matters most to you and settle a fair rate for your home before anything starts.

  3. Your first clean

    The same careful team arrives in its scheduled window and works through the agreed list.

  4. Set your schedule

    Weekly, every other week or every four weeks — or a one-time visit when our schedule allows.

Where we do deep cleaning

House and office cleaning for Summerville, Moncks Corner, Goose Creek, Hanahan, North Charleston and Charleston, South Carolina.

Questions about deep cleaning

Do you clean inside the oven?

Yes. A deep clean includes the inside of the oven, the refrigerator, the toaster oven and the dishwasher.

Does the dishwasher need to be empty?

Yes. We can only clean inside it when it's empty.

Will you clean my ceiling fans?

Yes, if we can reach them with a two-step ladder. Fans higher than that are left alone.

Do you shampoo carpets?

No. Carpet cleaning isn't a service we offer. We vacuum the floors and mop the hard floors.

Is a deep clean the same as a move-out clean?

They're close. A move-out clean is made for an empty home and adds the inside of the kitchen and bathroom cabinets, which is easiest once they've been emptied.

Let's talk about your home

Tell us what you need and how often. We'll get back to you with a free estimate — a fair rate worked out for your home.

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