Services

generally includes a more extensive series of tasks compared to regular cleaning. Here is a list of what is commonly included in a deep cleaning service: 1. Kitchen: - Interior and exterior cleaning of appliances (oven, microwave, refrigerator). - Cleaning cabinets and surfaces. - Disinfection of countertops and sinks. - Cleaning the extractor hood and filters. - Sweeping and mopping floors. 2. Bathrooms: - Cleaning and disinfection of toilets, sinks, showers and bathtubs. - Cleaning mirrors and surfaces. - Disinfection of faucets and handles. - Tile cleaning and mold removal. - Sweeping and mopping floors. 3. Rooms and Common Areas: - Thorough cleaning of furniture (dust, vacuum upholstery). - Cleaning surfaces (tables, shelves, lamps). - Vacuuming and/or mopping floors. - Cleaning windows inside (and sometimes outside, depending on the service). - Cleaning of baseboards and moldings. 4. Other Areas: - Cleaning of hallways, stairs and entrances. - Cleaning cabinets (doors and shelves). - Removal of cobwebs and dust in corners.

Common Tasks in Regular Cleaning: 1. Kitchen: - Cleaning work surfaces (counters, tables). - Cleaning the sink. - Exterior cleaning of appliances (refrigerator, microwave, stove). - Sweeping and mopping floors. - Emptying garbage and recycling. 2. Bathrooms: - Cleaning of toilets, sinks and showers. - Cleaning mirrors and surfaces. - Disinfection of faucets and handles. - Sweeping and mopping floors. - Replacement of toilet paper and towels (if necessary). 3. Rooms and Common Areas: - Cleaning surfaces (tables, shelves). - Dusting (furniture, lamps, photo frames). - 4. Hallways and Stairs: - Sweeping and mopping or vacuuming floors. - Cleaning of railings and stairs surfaces. 5. Other Tasks: - Cleaning doors and handles. - Review and removal of cobwebs in corners. - Emptying trash cans in all areas.

In this type of cleaning, in addition to what is done regularly in a house, the following points are taken into account: 1. Request to Clear the Space: Make sure that all furniture and objects are out of the way before starting the cleaning. 2. includes a Deep Clean: Focus on difficult areas such as behind appliances, inside closets and in corners where dust accumulates. 3. Ventilation: Open windows during cleaning if possible, to help eliminate residual odors. 4. Final Review: Do a final walk-through to make sure no areas have been overlooked

Unlike a normal cleaning, this includes 1. Removing any excess material or debris before beginning the deep cleaning. 2. Dust and Debris: Use industrial vacuum cleaners or specific tools to remove fine dust and debris left after construction. 3. Glossy Surfaces: Clean windows, frames, doors and other surfaces to remove traces of paint or sealant. 4. Disinfection: Consider disinfecting surfaces after the initial process to ensure a clean and safe environment. 5. Detailed Inspection: Check each room carefully once cleaning is completed.

1.High Standards: Maintain high standards of cleanliness as this directly impacts reviews and ratings. 2. Linen Change: Replace sheets, towels and other textiles between guests; Make sure they are clean and hygienic. 3. Basic Items: Check that there are enough basic items such as toilet paper, soaps and essential products available for guests. 4. General Organization: Make sure everything is organized (e.g., tidy kitchen, clean common spaces). 5. Final Checks Before Check-In: Carry out a final check before the check-in of the new guest to make sure everything is perfect.

1.Initial Inspection: Evaluation of the surface to be cleaned to determine the best approach and appropriate products. 2. Cleaning Exterior Surfaces: This can include patios, decks, paths, driveways, house facades, garden furniture and fences. 3. Chemicals: Use of detergents or cleaners to remove tough stains such as mold, grease, oil, and built-up dirt. 4. Specialized Equipment: Use of pressure washing machines that can vary in power depending on the specific needs of the job. 5. Proper Technique: Correct application of pressurized water to avoid damage to delicate surfaces such as wood or paint. 6. Final Rinse: that all surfaces are free of residues and chemicals after washing.

will always include: 1. Evaluation of the space: A professional will carry out an inspection of the area to be painted, considering the size, condition of the walls and type of surface.  Discussion of options: Colors, finishes (matte, satin, gloss) and types of paint (acrylic, enamel, etc.) will be discussed.2. Preparation of the Area, Protection of Furniture: Cover furniture and floors with tarps or plastic to protect against splashes. - Removal or coverage of Accessories: Remove or cover switches, power outlets and other decorative elements that may interfere with the paint. - Superficial Cleaning: Clean the walls to remove dust, grease or stains. 3. Surface Preparation - Previous Repairs: Fill holes or cracks in the walls with putty; sand rough surfaces.  4. Proper technique: Proper use of brushes, rollers or guns depending on the surface and the desired finish. - 5. Detailed Review: Inspect the final work to detect areas that need additional touch-ups. Final cleaning: Remove all protective material used during preparation; clean used tools. 6. Reinstallation: Replace accessories such as switches and trim after the paint is completely dry.