Deep cleaning in Miami,
done right.
42 verified items — baseboards, inside cabinets, grout, light fixtures, behind appliances. The before/after photo archive proves every inch. Most Miami homes need this 2–3 times a year.
- 4–6 hour visit · 2-person team
- 42 items verified by photo
- CleanCheck Report after
- 24h reclean guarantee
42 items, top to bottom.
A deep clean covers everything a residential clean does (kitchen, baths, dust, vacuum, mop) plus the items that build up between cleans — and the things most cleaning services skip. On eligible completed visits, your CleanCheck Report includes checklist status and customer-safe photos.
A deep clean makes sense when…
First-time customers
It's been a while since the last professional clean. We reset the home so future biweekly visits stay efficient.
Seasonal reset
Spring + fall — Miami pollen, hurricane dust, holiday entertaining. Reset everything before guests arrive.
Big events ahead
Birthdays, anniversaries, photo shoots, in-laws visiting. A deep clean reads on camera; a standard clean doesn't.
By home size.
Final price comes from the booking form. Add-ons (inside fridge, balcony, laundry, etc.) are priced separately.
What moves the price up or down.
Three things drive the price of a deep clean: the size of your home, its condition, and how often it gets professional attention. Bedrooms and bathrooms set the baseline — bathrooms and the kitchen are the heaviest part of any deep clean, so a home with three baths takes meaningfully longer than one with a single bath, even at the same square footage.
Condition matters just as much. Grease on cabinet faces, soap scum in grout, and dust inside vents build up over months — the longer it's been since the last professional deep clean, the more hours the 42-item checklist takes. Extras like inside-appliance work on a heavily used oven, or post-renovation dust, add scope too.
Frequency works in your favor: homes that pair a seasonal deep clean with regular residential visits stay easier to reset, so follow-up deep cleans go faster. You see your exact quote in the booking flow before you confirm — no surprises at the door.
Deep cleaning that knows your neighborhood.
Miami homes don't all get dirty the same way. Salt air and open balconies in Miami Beach and Key Biscayne condos leave a film on glass, railings, and fixtures that a quick wipe never fully lifts. Established family homes in Westchester and South Miami collect years of dust in blinds, vents, and baseboards. Bigger lots and backyard pools in Palmetto Bay track sand and leaves through every entryway, and the hard-working kitchens of Hialeah put cabinets and stoves to the test daily. The 42-item checklist is the same everywhere we go — what changes is where the hours get spent.
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Deep cleaning questions, answered.
What's the difference between a deep clean and a regular clean?+
A regular residential clean maintains a home that's already in good shape — kitchen, bathrooms, dusting, vacuuming, mopping. A deep clean covers all of that plus the 42-item checklist: baseboards, inside the oven and refrigerator, cabinet faces, grout, air vents, light fixtures, door frames, and under furniture. The deep clean is the reset; regular cleans keep the reset.
How long does a deep clean take?+
Plan for the better part of a day. A studio or one-bedroom apartment usually takes a morning or an afternoon; a larger family home can take a full day. Size sets the baseline, but condition matters more — a kitchen that hasn't had a professional deep clean in a year takes longer than one that gets reset every season.
Do I need to be home during the deep clean?+
No. Most customers leave a door code, a key, or a smart-lock invite and go about their day. On eligible completed visits you receive a CleanCheck report afterward with checklist status and customer-safe photos, so you can see exactly what was done without being there.
Do you bring your own supplies and equipment?+
Yes — we arrive with everything: vacuums, mops, and eco-friendly products by default, with fragrance-free options on request. If you prefer a specific product on a delicate surface like natural stone or unsealed wood, leave it out with a note and we'll use yours.
How often should I book a deep clean in Miami?+
Most Miami homes benefit from a deep clean two to three times a year. Humidity, salt air, and year-round pollen mean buildup happens faster here than in drier climates. A common rhythm: a deep clean each spring and fall, with regular residential cleans in between to hold the result.
Can you deep clean a home with pets?+
Yes — homes with pets are a big part of what we do, and they're where a deep clean shows the most: hair under furniture, dander on baseboards and vents, nose prints on glass doors. Tell us about your pets when you book so the team knows who to expect, and secure anyone who gets nervous around vacuums.