Seasonal deep clean
The places a regular visit doesn't reach
Once or twice a year I do the slow work: baseboards, tile and grout, window tracks, shelves and vents. Most clients book spring, and the weeks before the holidays.
A deep clean takes two people most of a day, so I only book a few each week. If you're on a recurring schedule, I fit it in place of one regular visit.
On top of a regular visit
What a deep clean adds
Boise's water is hard, so tile and fixtures get the most time.
Kitchen
Cabinet fronts and handles
Range hood and backsplash
Inside the microwave
Baseboards and door frames
Bathrooms
Grout scrubbed
Fixtures descaled where the water is hard
Vent covers wiped
Baseboards and door frames
Living areas
Baseboards and window sills
Window tracks
Light fixtures within reach
Behind the furniture I can move by hand
Bedrooms
Baseboards and closet shelves
Window tracks and sills
Ceiling fans and vents
Under the bed
A visit, in order
How a deep clean goes
- 01By text
Step 1: You tell me what matters
I ask which rooms you most want done, and what you've been avoiding.
- 02Before you say yes
Step 2: You get the price in writing
It lists every extra, so you can strike what you don't want.
- 03On the day
Step 3: Two of us, most of a day
Deshawn and I work top to bottom in each room, then do the floors last.
- 04That evening
Step 4: A note and a plan
An evening text with what we did, and what to ask for next time.
Questions about deep cleans
When should I book?
Spring and the holidays fill first. Holiday deep cleans book by November 15, and I start taking spring dates in January.
Can you do windows outside?
Not above a stepladder. I do the inside of your windows, their sills and tracks.
Is a deep clean the same as a first clean?
No. A first clean sets up your regular schedule. A deep clean adds the slow work to a home I already know.
Book a first clean
Send me a note and I'll text you back with the open days and a price in writing.