Deep cleaning
For the buildup and overlooked areas that need more than an everyday clean. Tell us about your kitchen, bathrooms, and any spots you want us to focus on.
I'm Ruddy, and I'm from the Dominican Republic. Years ago, when my mother hired someone to clean our home, I watched her show them exactly how it should be done: the walls, the bathrooms, the baseboards, the floors. Wipe everything down, and pay attention to the spots almost nobody looks at. That's where people notice the difference.
I still clean that way. I'm careful with your things, especially anything of value, and I put everything back exactly where I found it. I give the most attention to the places that need it most: the stove and the oven, inside the refrigerator, the cabinets, grease on the walls, and the bathrooms.
- Your things stay where they were. Anything I move to clean goes back exactly as I found it.
- The hard spots get the most time. Kitchen grease, inside the fridge and oven, baseboards, bathrooms.
- I check every room two or three times. When I finish a room, I walk back and look again from another angle before I hand your home back.
I want you to walk in and feel that someone really cleaned your home, every corner of it.
