Routine house cleaning focuses on ongoing upkeep; deep cleaning starts with a more detailed list of areas needing extra attention. The exact tasks should be agreed in your quote rather than assumed from the service name.
When to ask about routine cleaning
If you want help maintaining the rooms you use regularly, start with a house-cleaning inquiry. Describe the kitchens, bathrooms, accessible surfaces and floor-care priorities you want covered. Tell us whether you want a single visit or recurring help.
When to discuss deep cleaning
If particular areas have buildup or have been overlooked, name them in your request. Explain which fixtures, surfaces, edges or trim need detail work. Photos can help us understand your priorities and discuss a room-by-room scope.
Which extras should I name?
Appliance interiors, cabinet interiors and other detailed tasks should be specifically listed. Carpet extraction, window cleaning and other specialist services have their own scope. A whole-house request does not automatically include every possible cleaning task.
What if I am moving?
Tell us whether the property is furnished, vacant or recently renovated. Share your handover date and the areas that will be accessible. A move-out checklist should reflect the work agreed; it does not determine whether a landlord returns a deposit.
Can I request recurring cleaning after a detailed visit?
Ask about a schedule that suits your household. We will discuss the initial priorities, what an ongoing visit would cover and availability before booking.
What should I prepare?
Put away fragile items and loose belongings where practical, secure pets and confirm entry arrangements. Mention delicate finishes and areas you want left alone. You can review our preparation guide before the appointment.
Compare house cleaning, deep cleaning and move-out cleaning. Read preparation guidance or request a quote.
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