Deep Cleaning (or Thorough Cleaning)

This is a much more detailed and intensive cleaning. It's done to remove accumulated dirt, grease, and dust from areas that aren't cleaned frequently. It's perfect for a first-timer, a move, or to do a couple of times a year.

Includes everything you need for regular cleaning, PLUS:

• Cleaning baseboards and door frames.

• Cleaning light switches and outlets.

• Cleaning the inside and outside of kitchen and bathroom cabinets.

• Cleaning the inside of appliances (oven, microwave, refrigerator).

• Cleaning windows, rails, and blinds.

• Cleaning under and behind furniture (if movable).

• Removing limescale and mold from faucets and showers.

Bottom line: It's a complete "reset" for your space, attacking hidden dirt and restoring its shine and freshness.

Regular (or Maintenance) Cleaning

This is a superficial cleaning that consistently keeps your space tidy and fresh (weekly or biweekly). It focuses on everyday tasks.

What does it generally include?

• Dusting accessible surfaces (tables, furniture, shelves).

• Sweeping and mopping the floors.

• Vacuuming rugs and carpets.

• Cleaning the kitchen (countertops, exterior of appliances, and sink).

• Cleaning the bathrooms (toilet, sink, shower, and mirrors).

• Emptying the trash.

In short: It's ideal for maintaining general cleanliness and order on an ongoing basis.