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Everything in a standard clean, plus a deeper pass where build-up hides: cabinets and grease, stovetop grates and vent screens, every accessible baseboard, and the interior windows and their tracks.


A deep clean goes over the same rooms as a standard clean and spends longer where grime builds up. Some clients book it as their only service; others layer it in monthly or a few times a year.
Women-owned and insured: a locally owned Portland cleaning company with the same crew every visit, not a rotating franchise roster.
You get everything in a standard clean, plus a deeper clean of the lines marked Deeper.
14 items in three areas
Your home needs a one-time deep clean first if it hasn't been professionally cleaned within 30 days and you want us on a recurring schedule.
After that one reset, most homes run standard cleaning weekly, bi-weekly or monthly, with a deep clean layered in monthly or a few times a year.

Residential cleaning starts at $175. A deep clean is quoted as a flat rate for your home: fill out the form for an estimate emailed within 24 hours, or book a free walk-through.
Available on request: just add them to your quote.
Residential cleaning starts at $175.
Your deep clean is quoted as a flat rate: send us the details and we'll email an estimate within 24 hours, or book a free walk-through.
Your home needs a one-time deep clean first if it hasn't been professionally cleaned within 30 days and you want us on a recurring schedule.
Yes. Some clients book deep cleaning as their only service. Either works: the difference is scope, not schedule.
No. Most clients leave a key, code, or access instructions.
Dr. Bronner's, Sal Suds, Ecos, rubbing alcohol and sanitizing solutions, with bleach only when needed.
Paraben-free and non-toxic by default, safe around kids and pets. Prefer your own products? We'll use them.
All of Portland and the Greater Portland area. We come to you in:
An emailed estimate within 24 hours, or a free walk-through at your place.
