Deep cleaning · Charleston, SC
Deep cleaning in Charleston, SC
A deep clean is a reset, not an upkeep visit. It covers 33 of the 35 tasks on our checklist, including the grout, baseboards, door frames, and closet interiors a standard clean skips.
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The honest test
Do you need a deep clean?
The honest test, and the one we actually use:
Professionally cleaned within the last 30 days, on a schedule
You do not need deep cleaning
Not professionally cleaned in 30 days or more
Not on any cleaning schedule, or visible buildup in kitchens, bathrooms, floors, or trim
90 days or more, or heavy buildup throughout
Empty or nearly empty, before or after a move
Super Deep uses the same checklist with more time for heavy buildup. Moving in or out of an empty home with heavy buildup? Choose Move-In/Out Super Deep Cleaning instead.
Choosing the right level up front sets clear expectations and produces a better result than finding the gap on the day. If you are unsure, send photos with your quote request.
What’s included
What a deep clean adds
Everything in a standard house clean, plus the detail work that buildup actually lives in.
Beyond a standard visit
- Vents dusted, and doors, door frames, and baseboards wiped down throughout the home
- Tile grout scrubbed in the shower
- Linen closets cleaned inside, shelves wiped
- Closets cleaned inside, shelves wiped
- Detailed bathroom buildup removal
- Extra hand-wiping of surfaces throughout
Still included, as in every visit: the full kitchen, bathrooms, bedrooms, and living areas, counters, appliance exteriors, tubs, showers, toilets, mirrors, fixtures, dusting, vacuuming, mopping, and high-touch surfaces.
Paid add-ons include the inside of the fridge, oven, microwave, and washer or dryer; a sink full of dishes; a basement; interior windows; and wet-cleaned blinds. A deep clean does not include cabinet or drawer interiors. If the home is empty, a move-out clean includes cabinet, drawer, and pantry interiors.
Why it’s first
Why the first visit is usually a deep clean
When a home has gone a while without professional service, there is a difference between what looks tidy and what is actually clean. A deep clean closes that gap.
In historic homes downtown, a first deep clean calls for restraint around heart pine, plaster, and marble. See how we approach downtown Charleston cleaning.
After that first visit, most customers move to recurring house cleaning to hold the result. Deep-clean pricing applies to the initial appointment only, once the home is at a maintainable condition, later visits return to standard service at the recurring rate.
That is the cheaper path over a year. Resetting a home twice costs more than keeping it level.
Before we arrive
Before we arrive
Send photos or a short video of the home a couple of days ahead. It lets us scope accurately and set the right expectations, particularly on larger homes or heavier jobs. It is a request, not a requirement, and it does not affect your guarantee.
Tidying up beforehand helps. Picking up clothes, toys, and important papers lets us clean surfaces rather than move things, and keeps anything from being misplaced.
The guarantee
If something’s not right, we come back
Tell us within 48 hours with a few photos and we will come back and make it right at no extra charge. We schedule the re-clean within 7 days. That applies to every service we offer, including standard cleans.
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Questions
Deep cleaning questions
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From the blog
Deep cleaning guides
- Room-by-room spring cleaning checklist
A whole-home reset, taken one room at a time.
- Living room deep cleaning checklist
A step-by-step list for deep cleaning the room you use most.
- What a deep cleaning service includes
What a deep clean covers, what shapes its cost, and how to choose a company.
- Residential deep cleaning, explained
What a residential deep clean includes and how to compare providers.
- Choosing a one-time cleaning visit
How to tell whether a single visit should be a standard clean or a deep clean.
- Cleaning baseboards
A room-by-room approach to one of the first places buildup shows.