Deep cleans

Who it is for

• A home that has not had a professional clean in a while.
• Before guests, a holiday, or after a busy season.
• Anyone starting recurring cleaning (the first visit is a deep clean anyway).

What is included

Everything in a regular clean

• Every room dusted, floors vacuumed and mopped, kitchen and bathrooms scrubbed (the full recurring checklist)

Then the detail work

• Baseboards, door frames and trim washed; doors both sides
• Window sills and tracks
• Cabinet and drawer fronts fully washed, handles included
• Behind and under the fridge and stove where they roll out
• Range hood filter degreased; grout scrubbed; shower door tracks
• Vents and returns dusted; blinds dusted both sides
• Light fixtures and ceiling fan blades washed
• Furniture moved and vacuumed under where safe; walls spot-washed; cobwebs from corners and ceilings

On request: inside the oven, inside the fridge, inside windows, dishes, laundry, organizing, garage sweep-out, small patio/porch, large patio/porch.

How it works

One visit, done properly

A deep clean takes most of a day in a larger home. Paula confirms the time when she confirms your price.

Extras

Inside the oven, inside the fridge and interior windows are extras on a deep clean (they are included in a move-in or move-out clean). Blinds are already included.

Getting in

Tell Paula how to get in: you at home, a key, or a door, gate or lockbox code. Codes are kept on file and shown only to the cleaner doing your visit.

Paying

Paid on completion: cash, Venmo, Zelle, Cash App or card.

What it costs

For example, 3 bed / 2 bath:

• Deep clean$295

Before pets, extras and travel. Answer a few questions for a rough price for your home at once; Paula confirms it before anything is booked.

Horry County, SC: Longs, North Myrtle Beach, Little River, Loris, Myrtle Beach, Carolina Forest, Conway, Surfside Beach and Murrells Inlet. Pawleys Island and the Georgetown County side of Murrells Inlet by arrangement, with a travel charge.

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