Kitchen
The kitchen usually takes the largest share of a deep clean.
- Inside the oven, including racks and door glass
- Extractor hood and filter
- Inside and on top of the fridge, behind where access allows
- Cupboard fronts, handles and interiors if emptied
- Tiles, grout and splashbacks descaled
- Skirting boards, bin area and floor edges
Bathroom
Limescale and grout are the difference between a clean bathroom and a deep-cleaned one.
- Shower screen, tiles and grout descaled
- Taps, shower head and waste fittings
- Behind and around the toilet base
- Extractor vent, light fittings and mirror
- Floor edges and skirting
Bedrooms and living areas
- Skirting boards, door frames and door tops
- Light switches, sockets and handles
- Behind and under moveable furniture
- Interior window glass, sills and frames
- Radiators, vents and picture rails
How long to allow
A deep clean typically takes about twice as long as a regular visit of the same property — roughly five to six hours for a 2-bed, 1-bathroom home. Booking too little time is the most common reason a deep clean disappoints.
Where to next
Book a cleaner with ABE
£20.50 per hour, two-hour minimum, final price shown before you confirm.
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