Kitchen buildup
More detailed work on the cooktop, backsplash, sink, cabinet fronts, and common grease.
Deep cleaning
Built-up grease, limescale, and dust need more than a routine visit.
Deep cleaning gives more time to kitchens, bathrooms, baseboards, frames, and the edges that are easy to miss. It works well for a first visit, a long-overdue reset, or the start of regular care.
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- Up to 35 tools for deep cleaning
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- Add priority areas before the visit
What the service covers
From visible buildup to the details routine cleaning can miss.
A deep-cleaning visit commonly covers:
Bathroom limescale
Extra attention on showers, glass, fixtures, grout lines, and the areas around sanitary ware.
Edges and details
Baseboards, door frames, window ledges, and reachable edges where dust gathers.
Floors throughout
Vacuuming and cleaning suited to the floor type, including corners and furniture edges.
A good fit for
For the point when routine cleaning is no longer enough.
Choose it for a first appointment, seasonal reset, long-standing kitchen or bathroom buildup, or before moving into regular maintenance.
- First MintHome visit
- Seasonal reset
- Before regular maintenance
How pricing works
Time is estimated from the workload; the hourly rate is clear.
Most deep cleaning is billed by the hour. The home condition and priority areas help estimate the duration before the visit; the final amount reflects the hours actually worked.
What arrives with the team
A broader tool set for work that needs more detail.
- Up to 35 deep-cleaning tools
- Separate towels by cleaning zone
- Work order shaped around booked priorities
Helpful before booking
Get the right team for the work at home.
Choose a service and your area to see available times.