"Cleaning service" means different things depending on who you ask — and if you book the wrong one, you either overpay for more than you needed or end up disappointed that grout, gypsum ceiling boxes, or fan blades weren't touched. Here's the real difference between our four services, so you book the right one the first time.

1. Standard Cleaning

Routine, surface-level cleaning for a home that's already in decent shape and just needs regular upkeep — floors, surfaces, dusting, kitchen and bathroom wiped down and tidied. We use lighter chemical dilutions and standard equipment, and clean accessible areas only. For cobwebs or light dusting up high, our team uses a long-handled broom rather than a ladder.

2. Housekeeping (Hourly)

The same tasks as standard cleaning, billed by the hour instead of by room — a good fit if you want ongoing, flexible help rather than a one-off booking tied to a fixed scope. Our housekeeping staff have hotel housekeeping backgrounds, so the standard of routine upkeep is genuinely hotel-grade, even though the equipment and products used are the lighter, standard-cleaning tier rather than deep-cleaning strength. Booking is subject to availability, so it's worth reaching out with your preferred schedule in advance.

3. Deep Cleaning

A genuinely thorough clean using heavy-duty dilutions and stronger equipment, including steam machines for surfaces that need more than a wipe-down. This is the service that reaches what standard cleaning doesn't — grout, buildup, and areas that need real elbow grease. It's also the only service where ladders come out, used to reach gypsum ceiling boxes, light fixtures, ceiling fans, and above kitchen cupboards.

One thing worth knowing: our team's scope is the area, not a clock. You're not paying by the hour and hoping the crew uses the time well — the job is done properly, however long that genuinely takes, without you needing to supervise.

4. Kitchen Deep Cleaning

The kitchen is its own dedicated service rather than a room-rate add-on, because a proper kitchen deep clean — grease removal, appliance exteriors, detailed sanitisation — is a bigger job than any other single room. Extras like inside cupboards, inside the oven, inside the fridge, or the store/pantry are available on request.

So Which One Do You Actually Need?

Home already in good shape, just needs regular upkeep? Standard cleaning.

Want ongoing, flexible help rather than a one-off? Housekeeping.

First clean in a while, moving in/out, post-event, or general buildup? Deep cleaning — and if it's the whole home, ask about the package rate.

Kitchen specifically neglected — grease, grime, appliances? Kitchen deep cleaning, on its own or bundled with a full-home deep clean.

Not sure? Tell us your situation on WhatsApp and we'll recommend the right one rather than the most expensive one.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will you clean my ceiling fan or light fixtures?
Only during a deep clean — that's the service where we use ladders to reach gypsum ceiling boxes, fans, and light fixtures. Standard cleaning and housekeeping cover accessible areas only, with a long-handled broom for cobwebs and light dusting up high.

Can I switch from housekeeping to deep cleaning later?
Yes — many clients start with a deep clean to reset the home, then move to standard cleaning or housekeeping for regular upkeep afterward.

Does the full-home discount apply if I only book 3 out of 5 rooms deep cleaned?
No — the 20–30% package rate applies specifically to full-home deep cleaning bookings, not partial ones.

Is housekeeping the same quality as a one-off deep clean?
Housekeeping covers the same tasks as standard cleaning, done by staff with hotel housekeeping backgrounds — it's a different tier of thoroughness than deep cleaning, which uses stronger products and equipment for a more intensive result.

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