Deep Cleaning in Colorado Springs: When Does Your Home Need One?

Six signs it is time for a deep clean

1. It has been several months since the home was professionally cleaned.
2. Baseboards, door frames and window ledges show a line of dust.
3. Soap film or hard-water spots stay on the shower after a normal clean.
4. The kitchen has a greasy film on cabinet fronts or around the stove.
5. You are starting a recurring cleaning plan and want a clean starting point.
6. Guests or a holiday are coming and you want the home reset.

What a deep clean covers

• Scrubbed kitchen and bathroom surfaces, with extra time on buildup.
• Baseboards, trim, ledges and door frames we can reach.
• Switch plates, door handles and other high-touch spots.
• Careful vacuuming along edges, plus hard-floor cleaning.
• Settled dust removed from reachable surfaces.

The inside of the oven and the inside of the fridge are not included in a deep clean. You can add either one for an extra charge, and the fridge must be empty.

What a deep clean costs in Colorado Springs

Deep cleaning starts at $250 to $300 for a home of about 500 to 800 square feet. The price goes up with size. A 2,000 square foot home in good condition usually costs about $500 to $700, and a home in fair condition lands toward the higher end.

For more on pricing, see house cleaning prices.

How long does a deep clean take?

It depends on the size and condition of the home. When you book, we go over buildup, problem areas and priority rooms with you by phone, and plan enough time to do the job right.

After the deep clean

A deep clean is a reset. Recurring visits every week, every two weeks or every month keep the home at that level, and each visit goes faster because less has built up. See our recurring cleaning plans.

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