Regular cleaning is upkeep. Surfaces get dusted, floors vacuumed and mopped, mirrors cleaned, bathrooms disinfected, and trash emptied. Done on a schedule, it stops dust and grime from building up in the first place.
Deep cleaning is a reset. It reaches the places regular visits skip: baseboards, the grime that collects around fixtures, dust on high surfaces, and add-ons like oven interiors or refrigerator shelves. It takes longer, because the home hasn't been kept up and there's more to remove.
If your home hasn't had a thorough clean in a few months, start with a detailed one-time visit. After that, a weekly, biweekly, every-three-week, or monthly schedule keeps it from sliding back, and each recurring visit stays predictable.
Not sure which fits? Tell us the size of your home and when it was last cleaned when you request a quote. Rates are based on size and condition, so an honest description gets you an accurate price.