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What’s Included in a Professional Deep Clean?

December 12, 20253 min read

A complete guide for homeowners, tenants, and businesses who want their space truly spotless.

A standard clean keeps a property looking tidy day-to-day, but a professional deep clean takes things to an entirely different level. It targets the grime, bacteria, and hidden build-ups that regular cleans simply don’t reach. Whether you’re preparing for guests, moving out, or giving your home or rental a much-needed refresh, understanding what’s included in a deep clean helps you know exactly what you’re paying for.

Below is a clear breakdown of what a proper deep cleaning service should include - room by room.

1. Kitchen Deep Clean

The kitchen is one of the most used — and most germ-prone — areas in any property. A professional deep clean focuses on sanitising every touchpoint and removing grease from the places you rarely think about.

✔ Degreasing and wiping down all surfaces
✔ Deep cleaning cupboard fronts & handles
✔ Cleaning inside cupboards/drawers (if required)
✔ Scrubbing splashbacks & tiles
✔ Deep cleaning sink, taps & draining board
✔ Cleaning inside and behind appliances:
• Oven (full oven clean depending on service)
• Hob & extractor fan
• Microwave
• Fridge/freezer (internal clean if emptied)
✔ Skirting boards & door frames
✔ Floors vacuumed and mopped thoroughly

This level of detail ensures your kitchen feels fresh, hygienic, and guest-ready.

2. Bathroom Deep Clean

Bathrooms accumulate scale, soap residue, and bacteria faster than any other room. A deep clean focuses on restoring everything back to a sparkling standard.

✔ Descaling taps, showerheads & glass screens
✔ Scrubbing tiles, grout & sealant lines
✔ Deep cleaning the toilet inside & out
✔ Sink, bath & shower tray sanitised
✔ Mirrors polished
✔ Cupboards & shelves wiped
✔ Dusting vents and high-touch points
✔ Floors disinfected
✔ Chrome polished to a shine

The result: a hotel-standard bathroom that smells fresh and looks immaculate.

3. Bedrooms & Living Areas

While these rooms don’t get as dirty as kitchens and bathrooms, a deep clean still involves detailed attention to all surfaces and hidden areas.

✔ Dusting all surfaces, furniture & décor
✔ Wiping skirting boards, doors & frames
✔ Cleaning internal windows & sills
✔ Vacuuming under furniture (where accessible)
✔ Carpet edges, corners & hard-to-reach areas cleaned
✔ Light switches, plugs & handles sanitised
✔ Cobweb removal
✔ Polishing mirrors & glass

If needed, you can add extras like carpet cleaning or mattress cleaning.

4. High Dusting & Detailing

Deep cleans go above eye level and beyond the basics.

✔ Light fittings & lampshades
✔ Picture frames & wall décor
✔ Extractor vents
✔ Ceiling corners & cobwebs
✔ Behind/under accessible furniture

It’s all about removing the dust you didn’t even know was there.

5. Entry Areas & Hallways

These areas collect the most traffic.. and dirt.

✔ Dusting bannisters & handrails
✔ Cleaning doors & handles
✔ Polishing internal glass
✔ Skirting boards & edges cleaned
✔ Floors vacuumed & mopped thoroughly

6. Optional Add-Ons

Depending on the cleaning service you have ordered, you can usually add on optional services such as:

• Professional carpet cleaning
• Upholstery cleaning
• Oven deep clean
• Fridge/freezer internal clean
• External window cleaning
Mould treatment
• Wall spot-cleaning
Patio/jet washing (outside clean)
• Dishwasher/washing machine cleans

These add-ons help tailor the clean to your exact needs.

Why Deep Cleaning Matters

A proper deep clean:

✨ Improves hygiene & eliminates bacteria
✨ Extends the life of surfaces & appliances
✨ Removes odours at the source
✨ Makes everyday maintenance much easier
✨ Creates a fresher, healthier home or rental property

Whether you’re an Airbnb host, a landlord, a business, a housing association, or a homeowner, a deep clean offers long-lasting results that standard cleaning simply can’t achieve.

Steve Sanger

Steve Sanger

Owner of Next Level Property Solutions and SMB Booster. Based in Essex, UK

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