A reset, not a routine clean
Deeper thana regular cleancould ever reach.
Every skirting board, every grout line, every corner a weekly clean never quite reaches. A proper top-to-bottom reset, done once, done properly.
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Zone by zone
Every corner, not just the obvious ones.
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- Hob, extractor filter and splashback degreased
- Cupboard fronts, handles and kickboards degreased
- Worktops, sink and taps descaled to a shine
- Exterior of every appliance cleaned, door seals and handles included
- Bin area cleaned and any lingering odours addressed
- Grout scrubbed back to its real colour, not just rinsed
- Limescale removed from taps, screens and tile edges
- Extractor fan casing opened up and cleaned
- Sealant checked and cleaned along bath and shower edges
- Skirting boards and radiators, front, back and underneath
- Upholstery and cushions freshened, not just plumped
- Light fittings and ceiling corners cleared of cobwebs
- Curtain rails, blinds and windowsills detailed throughout
- Inside every wardrobe, drawer and built-in storage unit
- Light fittings, skirting boards and picture rails
- Windows and sills cleaned inside
- Door frames, handles and switch plates detailed
- Mirrors and glass surfaces polished streak-free
Why a regular clean isn't enough
Grease and limescale don't come off with a normal wipe.
Grease doesn't just sit on a surface, it bonds to it over time, and every week it's left, that bond gets stronger. The same goes for limescale, which is a mineral deposit, not dirt, and needs the right product given time to actually work rather than a quick spray and wipe.
A regular clean is built for speed and maintenance, not for breaking that bond down. A deep clean is built around dwell time: the right product left in contact with the surface for as long as it actually needs, on every surface a weekly clean is designed to skip.
A regular clean vs a Capital deep clean.
One clears the surface. The other clears everything grease and limescale have had months to build up on.
Regular clean
- Surfaces wiped, floors vacuumed and mopped
- Bathroom and kitchen given a general wipe-down
- Bins emptied, beds made
Capital deep clean
- Everything a regular clean covers, plus:
- Cupboard fronts, kickboards and handles degreased
- Limescale and grout scrubbed back, not just rinsed
- Wardrobes and bedroom storage cleaned inside
- Skirting boards, extractor fans and light fittings
- Door frames, switch plates and skirting detailed edge to edge
Not one product for everything
Every surface gets the clean it actually needs.
An acidic descaler that clears limescale off a tap would happily etch a natural stone worktop. A cleaner strong enough for a grease-caked extractor filter has no business anywhere near a glass shower screen. Getting a deep clean right means knowing which product belongs on which surface, and using the one that actually works rather than reaching for whatever's already in the bucket.
Order matters too. Ceilings and light fittings before floors, dry areas before wet ones, so dust and residue never lands back on a surface that's already finished. It's the difference between a room that looks clean and one that actually is.
A real post-construction deep clean.
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When people book this
You don't need a reason. These help.
After renovation work
Fine dust from cutting and sanding settles into places a normal clean never checks -- inside light fittings, along top edges of cupboards, in extractor grilles. A deep clean is what actually gets it back out.
Before hosting
A big birthday, a family visit, the in-laws staying the weekend. Book the week before and the pressure's on the clean, not on you the night before everyone arrives.
A seasonal reset
Grease and grime build up slowly enough that a weekly clean never quite catches up -- a deep clean is the reset that actually gets ahead of it again.
Moving into a new home
A place can look clean on viewing day and still carry the previous tenant's grease and limescale in every corner nobody photographs.
What our customers actually say.
Excellent service from start to finish. The team was professional, reliable and did a fantastic job. Everything was cleaned to a high standard, with great attention to detail. Friendly, efficient and easy to deal with.
Deep cleaning, answered plainly.
A regular clean keeps on top of the everyday. A deep clean goes further: grout and limescale scrubbed back properly, cupboard fronts and kickboards degreased, skirting boards and extractor fans detailed by hand, the corners and edges a weekly clean doesn't usually reach.
Most homes take between 4 and 8 hours, depending on size and how long it's actually been since the last proper clean rather than a weekly tidy-up. We'll confirm a realistic time at quote stage.
No, our team brings everything needed, matched to the surface, an acidic descaler that's fine on a tap can etch natural stone, for instance. If you'd like a specific product used on something, just mention it when you book.
Yes, it's a common pairing, especially before hosting or moving in. Mention it in the quote form's extra details and we'll price it in as one job rather than two separate visits.
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