DEEP CLEANING
A Detailed Reset for Your Entire Home
When routine cleaning isn’t enough, NE Clean’s One-Time Deep Cleaning provides the detailed attention your home needs to feel truly refreshed. From accumulated buildup to often-overlooked details, we work methodically through your space to restore a beautifully maintained baseline.
The Difference
Deep Cleaning vs. Maintenance Cleaning
This is the question we get most, so here's the straight answer. A maintenance clean keeps a home that's already in good shape looking that way. A deep clean goes after everything a maintenance clean doesn't reach – resetting your home to a baseline that maintenance cleaning can then hold.
Most new clients start with a deep clean, then move to a maintenance schedule. That's how you get the best result for the least ongoing cost.
| Feature | Maintenance Clean | Deep Clean |
|---|---|---|
| Surfaces, floors, kitchen, baths | Yes | Yes |
| Baseboards | Spot cleaned | Fully detailed |
| Door frames & doors | Spot cleaned | Fully detailed |
| Interior windows & sills | Sills only | Fully detailed |
| Blinds | Dusted | Detailed |
| Light fixtures & ceiling fans | Reachable dusting | Detailed |
| Vents & registers | Dusted | Detailed |
| Behind & under movable furniture | — | Yes |
| Tile grout & soap scum buildup | — | Yes |
| Cabinet fronts | Wiped | Detailed |
| Wall washing | — | Available |
| Appliance interiors | Microwave only | Available (fridge, oven) |
| Typical duration | 2-4 hours | 5-10+ hours |
Most new clients start with a deep clean, then move to a maintenance schedule. That's how you get the best result for the least ongoing cost.
Common Reasons
When People Book a Deep Clean
- Moving into a new home – before the furniture arrives
- Moving out – to protect a deposit or prep for listing
- Spring and fall seasonal resets
- Before hosting holidays or a big event
- After a renovation (see Post-Construction)
- After illness in the household
- When it's simply been too long – no judgment, ever
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about our services and process. Can't find the answer? Reach out to us.
Attention to Detail
Baseboards to Blinds
What is the difference between a deep clean and a regular cleaning?
A regular maintenance clean covers surfaces, floors, kitchens, and bathrooms to keep a home in good condition. A deep clean additionally covers baseboards, door frames, blinds, vents, light fixtures, interior windows, grout, and areas behind movable furniture. Deep cleans take longer and cost more, and most homes benefit from one before starting a maintenance schedule.
How often should I get a deep clean?
Most homes on a regular maintenance schedule need a deep clean once or twice a year, typically in spring and fall. Homes without recurring service, or ones being moved into or out of, generally need a deep clean first to establish a baseline.
Transparent Pricing
No Flat Rates.
No Surprises.
Deep cleaning is priced by the size and condition of your home. A 900 sq ft condo and a 4,000 sq ft colonial are very different jobs, and your price should reflect that.
We do a walkthrough first and give you an estimate as a range, so you know exactly what to expect before we ever pick up a sponge.
Ready to get started?
Schedule a Walkthrough
Quick, in-person assessment of your space.
Get Your Custom Range
Transparent pricing based strictly on your needs.
Enjoy the Reset
Come home to a space that feels brand new.