Our dedicated team delves deep to restore a level of cleanliness that shines from within. Every nook, cranny, and surface will be revitalized, leaving your space not just clean, but truly rejuvenated.
"Uncover the true beauty of your space."
Our deep clean is recommended for the first visit. Afterwards, our standard service will be more than enough to keep your house in top shape. Our Deep Cleaning Service is also perfect ahead of special occasions, when you want the backdrop to be picture perfect.
DEEP CLEANING SERVICE TYPICALLY INCLUDES CLEANING ESSENTIAL AREAS AND TASKS.
Our professional stove cleaning service ensures that your range or stove continues to take pride of place at the heart of your kitchen. No matter how much grease or grime is on your stove, we can help you get it clean again in no time.
Who doesn’t love the smell of a freshly cleaned fridge? The cold air hits your nose, you are greeted with that fresh lemon scent, and it feels like everything is right. But what if there was no smell at all? Or worse yet, an awful stench emanating from inside? It’s not hard to clean a refrigerator; it just takes some time and effort.
Keeping your kitchen cabinets free from food splatters and grease stains is part of every kitchen cleaning checklist. In fact, dirty cabinets can make your whole kitchen look gross and messier than it is.
Cleaning areas close to the floor often involves bending over for long periods of time, so some people avoid baseboard cleaning altogether.
Granite countertops are a beautiful focal point in any home, and the durability of granite means that you should be able to enjoy its beauty for years to come. But without granite countertop cleaning, granite will lose some of its luster and shine as time goes on.
Children’s smeary finger marks, cat, or dog paw marks, cooking-grime, nicotine and other pollutants build up over time and hinder light from entering into your home, this also removes the full benefits that external window cleaning can bring to your home.
There is no doubt about it that, over time, it is possible for microwaves to become grimy with cooked in food and grease. Whether used regularly or only once in a while for a reheat, it is worthwhile getting your microwave deep cleaned every now and then.
Keeping your beautiful kitchen sink looking clean and shiny between deep cleaning sessions elevates the look and feel of the heart of your home. This high-traffic area needs frequent attention, but the good news is that the payoff is huge.
Deep cleaning your kitchen appliances is not just important for a clean, fresh-smelling kitchen, but it also helps to maintain them and keep them working properly longer.
When you are planning a thorough cleaning of your office space, it is easy to overlook the doors. Sure, you wipe down the doorknobs regularly, but are you actually keeping your doors in tip top shape?
Cobwebs, commonly referred to as spider webs, tend to form if a particular area or room in your home has been left unoccupied and hasn’t been cleaned in a while. Regularly dusting and cleaning your walls will keep spiders away. You could also spray peppermint oil in the corners of your home; it’s a great insect repellent!
Ceiling fans improve air circulation, add a cool breeze during hot days, and even make a decorating statement. But have you taken a look at the blades when the spinning stops? They are dust magnets. If you see a layer of gray fuzz clinging to the edges of the blades, it’s time for a cleaning.
Like pretty much everything else in our homes, the walls can also easily collect grime. In addition to the nasty stains from cooking, greasy fingerprints and scuff marks, there is also dust and even mould build-ups. In fact, there are so many things that can ruin the perfect look of a wall, especially neutral or bright-coloured ones.
You’ll always get your floor vacuumed during a maid visit. However, a deep cleaning makes sure that all cracks and crevices are thoroughly vacuumed. This includes carpet edges, stairs, the areas underneath easily-moveable furniture, and the crevices of your couch.
Cobwebs, commonly referred to as spider webs, tend to form if a particular area or room in your home has been left unoccupied and hasn’t been cleaned in a while. Regularly dusting and cleaning your walls will keep spiders away. You could also spray peppermint oil in the corners of your home; it’s a great insect repellent!
The toilet is one of the most-used seats in your home, which means it requires a certain level of attention when it comes to cleaning. But it doesn’t take tons of time or loads of elbow grease to get that porcelain throne sparkling clean.
Who wants to take a relaxing soak in a dirty bathtub? No one. Ignoring a dirty tub only makes it harder to clean. Removing soap scum from your tub will also help your grout and glass stay cleaner for longer.
Your bathroom countertops can collect a ton of grime throughout the day. Dust, germs, hard water spots, toothpaste or makeup spills, soapy residue, and more build up on the surface as you carry out your daily routines, and the longer you wait to wipe down your countertops, the harder they are to clean.
Let’s be honest; a hazy mirror pretty much defeats its purpose… But getting rid of unwanted stubborn stains often seems like a never-ending chore. While some regular dust can be easily removed with a microfiber cloth or even a paper towel, cleaning a really cloudy mirror can be a nightmare, especially since those reflective surfaces act as a magnet for fingerprints, toothpaste splatters, and makeup smudges.
You’ll always get your floor vacuumed during a maid visit. However, a deep cleaning makes sure that all cracks and crevices are thoroughly vacuumed. This includes carpet edges, stairs, the areas underneath easily-moveable furniture, and the crevices of your couch.
When we clean our homes, we typically hit all the major spots: windows, floors, and appliances. But we often overlook these little nooks and crannies that can collect dirt and grime, such as light switches. You may not realize it, but this small surface area is one of the dirtiest places in your home.
Keeping your kitchen cabinets free from food splatters and grease stains is part of every kitchen cleaning checklist. In fact, dirty cabinets can make your whole kitchen look gross and messier than it is.
Like pretty much everything else in our homes, the walls can also easily collect grime. In addition to the nasty stains from cooking, greasy fingerprints and scuff marks, there is also dust and even mould build-ups. In fact, there are so many things that can ruin the perfect look of a wall, especially neutral or bright-coloured ones.
Is that mold on your windowsills? Moldy windowsills are unsightly and not good for the overall health of your home as they could lead to bigger problems. Rest assured, we’re here to help with step-by-step instructions for how to remove mold from windowsills!
Your furniture has done a great job giving you a place to relax and sit back. But after a long time without cleaning, your upholstered furniture will begin to show wear and look dingy, and that affects how people see the entire room. Isn’t it time for an upholstery cleaning ?
Cleaning areas close to the floor often involves bending over for long periods of time, so some people avoid baseboard cleaning altogether.
When we clean our homes, we typically hit all the major spots: windows, floors, and appliances. But we often overlook these little nooks and crannies that can collect dirt and grime, such as light switches. You may not realize it, but this small surface area is one of the dirtiest places in your home.
Keep in mind that areas where wood trim is susceptible to high traffic are likely to get dirtier more quickly than less-visited areas of the home.
Cobwebs, commonly referred to as spider webs, tend to form if a particular area or room in your home has been left unoccupied and hasn’t been cleaned in a while. Regularly dusting and cleaning your walls will keep spiders away. You could also spray peppermint oil in the corners of your home; it’s a great insect repellent!
When you are planning a thorough cleaning of your office space, it is easy to overlook the doors. Sure, you wipe down the doorknobs regularly, but are you actually keeping your doors in tip top shape?
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