Updated November 3, 2026 · Reviewed by an experienced Uniform cleaning professional before publication
| Area | Standard (maintenance) | Deep (reset) |
|---|---|---|
| Kitchen | Counters, sink, appliance exteriors, floors | Plus cabinet fronts washed, backsplash and grout, edges, small appliances |
| Bathrooms | Toilet, tub, shower, sink, mirrors, floors | Plus soap scum and buildup, grout lines, behind the toilet, cabinet fronts |
| Bedrooms and living areas | Reachable dusting, touchpoints, floors | Plus baseboards, door frames, sills, vents, fan blades within reach, under movable furniture |
| Floors | Vacuumed and mopped | Edges and corners detailed; hand-washed where needed |
When you need a deep clean
- The home hasn't been professionally cleaned in a while
- Before starting recurring service
- Opening a seasonal home after months closed
- Before a big event or after a renovation
What's usually extra either way
Inside the oven, fridge and cabinets, interior windows, laundry and linens are typically add-ons. Your written scope says which are included.
A cleaning schedule keeps a home clean; it isn't a health treatment and doesn't prevent property damage.