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Cleaning surfaces: Dusting, polishing, and wiping down surfaces like tables, sideboards, and skirting boards
Cleaning appliances: Deep cleaning appliances like the oven, hob, microwave, fridge, and freezer
Cleaning floors: Vacuuming and mopping floors and tiles
Cleaning windows: Cleaning windows inside and out
Cleaning bathrooms: Cleaning and disinfecting the toilet, bath, and shower, and removing limescale
Cleaning kitchens: Cleaning the kitchen sink, worktops, and countertops, and degreasing the hob and oven
Cleaning cupboards and drawers: Dusting and clearing out cupboards, wardrobes, and drawers
Cleaning bins: Emptying and cleaning bins, inside and outside
Cleaning carpets: Vacuuming and steaming carpets and rugs
Cleaning furniture: Cleaning and disinfecting furniture items like bookcases, shelves, and bed frames
Cleaning blinds and curtains: Washing or cleaning blinds and curtains
Cleaning outside: Sweeping and tidying outside areas

Deep cleaning is a thorough cleaning process that goes beyond regular cleaning to remove dirt, dust, grime, and bacteria from every area of a space:
Areas cleaned
Deep cleaning includes hard-to-reach areas, like behind appliances, under furniture, and on top of fixed or mobile items.
Tasks
Deep cleaning tasks may include scrubbing grout, cleaning baseboards, washing windows, and disinfecting surfaces.
Frequency
Deep cleaning is not a daily task, but is often done for spring cleaning or when preparing for an event.
Cost
Deep cleaning is more expensive than regular cleaning and takes longer.
Ideal situations
Deep cleaning is ideal when you want to ensure that every nook and cranny is spotless, or when you want to tackle hidden dirt, grime, and allergens.
Deep cleaning can also be done in a business setting to remove mold, grime, and bacteria that can build up over time. It can help to maintain the proper functioning of machines and increase air quality.

Initial clean: Removing dust, debris, and rubbish from the building's surfaces, usually partway through construction. This can help builders identify defects before the client is involved.
Deep cleaning: Cleaning all surfaces, fixtures, furniture, and fireplace and chimney breasts.
Window cleaning: Cleaning the insides of windows, frames, and sills.
Dusting: Dusting blinds, dado rails, fibrous wall panels, and other visible surfaces.
Vacuuming: Vacuuming floors and stairs.
Mopping: Mopping.
Air vent cleaning: Cleaning air vents to remove dust that has accumulated during construction.
Mirror cleaning: Cleaning mirrors to remove fingerprints and streaks.
Upholstery cleaning: Cleaning upholstery.
Sanitizing: Sanitizing hard surfaces.

An oven cleaning involves thoroughly removing grease, grime, burnt-on food particles, and carbon deposits from the inside of an oven, usually by disassembling removable parts, applying specialized cleaning agents, scrubbing with appropriate tools, and wiping down all surfaces to achieve a sparkling clean finish; this process can be done at home using DIY methods or professionally by a cleaning service with specialized chemicals and equipment.

General Cleaning:
Dusting all surfaces
Vacuuming carpets and rugs
Sweeping and mopping floors
Emptying trash cans and replacing liners
Kitchen Cleaning:
Washing dishes and utensils
Cleaning appliances (stove, refrigerator, microwave)
Wiping down countertops
Bathroom Cleaning:
Cleaning toilets, sinks, and bathtubs
Replenishing toiletries (soap, towels)
Bedroom Cleaning:
Changing bed linens and making beds
Removing and laundering towels
Other Tasks:
Checking for any damages or maintenance issues
Resetting furniture to a welcoming arrangement
Following specific cleaning checklists provided by the host
Communicating with hosts regarding any concerns or special requests

A decluttering cleaning service helps clients organize their living spaces by removing items they don't need or use, and introducing systems for storing and managing what's left:
Assessment and consultation
A professional will evaluate your space and discuss your goals.
Decision making
You'll often be involved in deciding which items to keep and which to discard.
Systems
The service may introduce systems for storing and managing items, such as labeling.
Sustainable changes
Decluttering services aim to create long-term changes that help you maintain an organized space.

Kitchen: Cleaning countertops, appliances, inside the microwave, sink, garbage disposal, wiping down cabinet fronts, and checking for expired food in the fridge.
Bathrooms: Scrubbing toilets, cleaning sinks, tubs/showers, mirrors, and wiping down vanity surfaces.
Living areas: Dusting furniture, vacuuming carpets and rugs, wiping down surfaces like tables and coffee tables.
Laundry: Washing bed linens, towels, and other household textiles.
Floors: Sweeping and mopping hard floors, vacuuming carpets

Dusting: Dusting surfaces
Vacuuming: Vacuuming floors
Cleaning restrooms: Cleaning restrooms
Emptying trash cans: Emptying trash cans
Mopping: Mopping hard floors
Sanitizing: Sanitizing high-touch areas
Cleaning glass: Cleaning glass partitions

An iron-only service for all kinds of garments. Your items will be collected, professionally pressed to remove creases and wrinkles, and then returned folded or on hangers based on your requirements we can also iron within your Home what ever suit you

If you're struggling with hoarding, you might consider a trauma-informed cleaning service that combines cleaning with emotional support.
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