Deep Cleaning in Los Angeles

In an older Los Angeles house the kitchen and bathroom grout tells us where the home really is, and that decides whether you start with a Details visit or a full Deep Clean. The most common thing we walk into is a home that gets cleaned often but only on top. Counters and floors look fine while window tracks, baseboards, floor edges, and the tops of the cabinets have not been touched in years. We say which one at the walkthrough instead of booking the cheaper visit and leaving you unhappy with the result.

Parking and building access set the arrival time in Los Angeles more than the drive does. Some homes have a driveway. Others have permit only street parking, a gate code, or an elevator that has to be booked ahead, and it is different in every neighborhood. Tell us about permit zones, gate codes, elevators, and loading windows up front and we plan the visit around them. We run Los Angeles on routes rather than scattered trips across town, which is what makes a held weekly or every other week day possible here.

Original tile and wood in the pre war bungalows and Spanish revival homes across Los Angeles get cleaned with products matched to the surface, and we ask at the walkthrough which finishes need specific handling before anything is touched. Decades old grout, unsealed wood floors, and painted tile do not take the same product as a newer condo kitchen, and the mid century hillside houses with big glass walls need their own approach. Point out what you worry about and it goes on the standing list with the product noted. Clients bring up careful handling of the home in their reviews, and that starts at the walkthrough.

A Deep Clean for a 3 bedroom home with 2 to 3 baths starts at $400, a 2 bedroom starts at $300, a studio or 1 bedroom starts at $250, and a 4 bedroom starts at $500. Those are starting prices because the work inside an oven, a fridge, and a set of cabinets depends on their condition, so every Deep Clean is priced at the free walkthrough. Ruby sees the home and tells you the number the same visit, and it does not change on cleaning day. The garage, the appliance interiors, and the walls are in that price.

A Deep Clean takes five to six hours in most homes, and a full team does the work. We never send one cleaner alone to deep clean a whole home, which is the shortcut that leaves the second bathroom and the inside of the cabinets undone at the end of the day. The team works room by room so you can see progress as it happens, and you walk the home with us at the end before you pay. A larger home gets a bigger team rather than a longer day.

You need to empty the fridge before a Deep Clean if you want the inside done, and clear the cabinets and drawers you want cleaned inside. Personal items can stay in the rooms, but anything on the counters that you would rather we not move should be put away first. Tell us which appliances to open up and which surfaces need a specific product, natural stone or unsealed wood for example. Plan for the team to be in the home most of the day.