A deep clean is not a more thorough version of your regular clean. It’s a different type of clean entirely — covering areas that a standard visit doesn’t touch, using different products, and taking significantly longer. Here’s what to expect.
What a deep clean covers
- Kitchen: inside oven, extractor fan and filter, inside all cupboards, behind appliances, descaling around taps and sinks
- Bathrooms: descaling shower screens and taps, cleaning grout, sanitising all surfaces including behind the toilet
- Bedrooms: under beds, inside wardrobes, window tracks, skirting boards
- Living areas: inside and behind furniture, light fittings, blinds and shutters, plug sockets
- Floors: edges and corners, under furniture, grout on tiled floors
When do you need one?
- After a tenancy ends — before a new tenant or guests arrive
- When a property has been empty for an extended period
- Before you put the property on the rental market
- Once or twice a year as a reset, on top of regular cleaning
- After building work or renovation
How long does it take and what does it cost?
A two-bedroom apartment typically takes 4–6 hours for a deep clean. A larger villa can take a full day or require two cleaners. Expect to pay €150–€350 for an apartment and €300–€600 for a larger property. Always get a quote based on your specific property — condition and size both affect the price significantly.
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