A deep clean is more than a tidy-up — it resets your whole home. Use this room-by-room deep cleaning checklist to know exactly what a thorough clean should cover in your Orange County home.
What makes a clean a “deep” clean?
Standard cleaning handles the visible, everyday surfaces. A deep clean adds the detailed, less-frequent tasks — the build-up spots, high areas and inside-the-appliance work that keep a home genuinely fresh.
Kitchen
- Inside the microwave; exterior of all appliances
- Cabinet exteriors wiped
- Range hood and cooktop degreased
- Sinks scoured; hard surfaces detailed
- Floors mopped
Bathrooms
- Showers, tubs and tile scrubbed; grout detailed
- Toilets disinfected; fixtures and mirrors polished
- Shower tracks and hard surfaces cleaned
- Cabinet fronts wiped
Bedrooms & living areas
- Furniture tops and exposed shelves dusted or wiped
- Baseboards, window sills and trim wiped
- Light switches and doors cleaned
- Floors vacuumed and mopped
All around the home
- Ceiling fans and light fixtures dusted or wiped
- Blinds dusted; high dusting and cobweb removal
- Glass surfaces and mirrors cleaned
Want the complete list? See our deep cleaning checklist.
How often should you deep clean?
For most homes, 2–4 deep cleans a year plus regular standard visits keeps everything in great shape. Homes with pets, kids or heavy use may benefit from more frequent deep cleans.
Do it yourself or hire a pro?
A full deep clean can take a whole day. If you’d rather skip it, our deep cleaning package starts at $365 for homes up to 2,000 sq ft and covers this entire checklist.
FAQ
Is a deep clean worth it if my home looks okay?
Yes — much of what a deep clean targets (grease, grout, dust build-up) isn’t obvious until it’s gone.
Can I add extras?
Absolutely — inside the oven, fridge, windows and more are available on the extra services list.
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