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Deep cleaning for the spots a normal clean skips.

Baseboards, door frames, inside the oven and fridge, blinds, and the build-up behind and under things. Add it to any booking and see the price before you confirm.

The reset your home needs once in a while.

A standard clean keeps a home ticking over. A deep clean goes after what has built up: grime on baseboards, grease inside the oven, dust on blinds, and the corners nobody gets to.

Many customers start with a deep clean and then move to a recurring schedule to keep it that way.

Freshly deep-cleaned bathroom with bright tile and a clear vanity

Illustrative imagery, not a customer property.

What a deep clean adds

  • Baseboards and door frames
  • Inside the oven
  • Inside the fridge
  • Wet-wiped window blinds
  • Inside cabinets (optional extra)
  • Interior windows (optional extra)
  • Detailed bathroom descaling
  • Behind and under movable furniture

Exact scope is confirmed in the booking form and your notes. Extras are priced individually before you confirm.

When a deep clean makes sense

  • First visit

    Start from a clean baseline, then keep it with recurring visits.

  • Before guests or an event

    Holidays, a new baby, or family staying over.

  • After a season

    Spring, after a renovation, or after a long stretch without help.

“I recently hired HomeFlow Cleaning for a move-out clean, and I couldn't be happier with the results. Moving is…”

Aron H.

Deep cleaning questions

A deep clean goes further into the details: baseboards, door frames, inside appliances, and build-up that a routine visit does not cover. Many customers start with a deep clean, then switch to recurring visits.

Give your home the full reset.

See your price in 60 seconds, pick a time, and pay when it's done. Or call 385-485-6025.

“I recently hired HomeFlow Cleaning for a move-out clean, and I couldn't be happier with the results. Moving is…”

Aron H.