When you call a cleaning company, the first question is usually whether you need a deep clean or a regular clean. The difference comes down to how much buildup there is and how much detail work the space needs.
Regular cleaning is maintenance. Kitchens and bathrooms are cleaned and sanitized, reachable surfaces are dusted, floors are vacuumed and mopped, and trash goes out. It's designed for a space that's already in good shape and needs to stay that way.
Deep cleaning adds the detail work that builds up over months: baseboards and door frames wiped by hand, grout and shower glass scrubbed, the stovetop and range hood degreased, vents and ceiling fans dusted, and the spaces behind and under furniture reached. It takes longer and costs more, but it resets the space.
Most homes and offices do best with a deep clean first and regular visits after. Once the buildup is gone, a routine schedule keeps it from coming back.
Not sure which you need? Tell us when the space was last professionally cleaned and what bothers you most, and we'll recommend the right starting point.