Deep Cleaning Services in Minneapolis & the Twin Cities

A standard clean maintains a home that's already in good shape. A deep clean brings a home back to that point. Here's what a deep cleaning adds:

• Baseboards, door frames and doors hand-wiped
• Air vents and returns dusted
• Ceiling fans and light fixtures cleaned
• Window sills and tracks detailed
• Cabinet and drawer fronts degreased
• Behind and under light furniture
• Grout and soap-scum build-up scrubbed in bathrooms
• Inside oven, refrigerator and cabinets - available as add-ons

Before starting recurring service - a deep clean sets the baseline, so every regular visit after it is faster and more thorough.

Spring cleaning after a Minnesota winter - months of closed windows, salt, slush and dry heat leave dust and residue everywhere. Spring is our busiest deep-cleaning season.

After the holidays or hosting guests - kitchens and guest bathrooms take the hardest hit.

Before listing or renting a home - buyers and tenants notice baseboards, grout and fixtures.

Many homes in Minneapolis and first-ring suburbs have original woodwork, radiators, hardwood floors and built-ins. These need a gentler approach: surface-appropriate products, careful dusting of radiator fins and trim, and no soaking of wood. Our team regularly deep cleans character homes as well as luxury and newly built homes, without damaging what makes each one special.

It depends on the size of the home, how long since its last professional clean, and how many cleaners we send. A deep clean usually takes significantly longer than a standard visit. We'll give you a time estimate with your quote, so you can plan your day.

Add any of these to your deep clean when you request a quote: inside the oven, inside the refrigerator, inside kitchen cabinets, interior windows, and carpet cleaning for high-traffic rooms. Add-ons are quoted up front, so there are no surprises on the day.

You don't need to clean before we clean, but a few small steps help us spend every minute on the details. Pick up clothes, toys and papers from floors and counters. Empty the dishwasher and sink if you can. Let us know about fragile items, surfaces that need special care, and any rooms that are off-limits. If you have pets, plan where they'll be during the visit.

A deep clean is the best starting point for recurring house cleaning. Once your home is reset, a weekly, biweekly or monthly standard cleaning keeps it at that level, and each visit takes less time than the first. Many clients book their recurring schedule on the same day as their deep clean.

Kitchens, bathrooms and baseboards show the biggest difference after a deep clean - grease lifted from cabinet fronts, soap scum removed from glass, and dust cleared from trim and vents. See real results from Twin Cities homes below.