Deep Cleaning Services in New York City
Deep cleaning is not just 'cleaning harder.' It's a fundamentally different job — one that reaches the places a standard cleaning doesn't touch. Inside your oven where a year's worth of baked-on grease has carbonized. Behind your refrigerator where dust bunnies have evolved into dust colonies. The grout between your bathroom tiles that went from white to gray to something you'd rather not think about. We've done over 78,000 cleans in NYC, and we know exactly where this city's grime hides.
What's Included Every Time
Our comprehensive checklist ensures nothing is missed, backed by our re-clean guarantee.
Full standard cleaning plus everything below
Inside oven — racks pulled, degreased & scrubbed
Inside refrigerator — shelves, drawers & door seals
Behind & beneath stove, fridge & dishwasher
Inside all cabinets & drawers (emptied & wiped)
Bathroom tile grout scrubbing & mildew treatment
Baseboard detail cleaning room by room
Window tracks, sills & interior glass
Light fixtures & ceiling fan blade dusting
Door frames, vent covers & air return grilles
Wall spot-cleaning & scuff mark removal
Detailed shower door & tub surround descaling
Keep your home spotless and save up to 30%
Book recurring service and lock in a dedicated team at a discounted flat rate. No hidden fees, no lock-in contracts. Just a beautifully clean home on autopilot.
100,000+ Queens, BK & Manhattan cleans
30%
Weekly
25%
Bi-weekly
15%
Monthly
Where We Serve in NYC
Our W-2 professional cleaning teams are dispatched daily across the major boroughs of New York City.
The Grime NYC Buildings Actually Produce
New York apartments accumulate a specific kind of grime that's unique to this city. The combination of old building infrastructure, dense living, and city air creates buildup in places most people never think to check. Pre-war kitchens — and there are a lot of them in Manhattan — have grease residue behind ranges that have been cooking meals since the Koch administration. The exhaust vents in buildings from the 1920s don't ventilate the way modern ones do, so cooking oils settle on cabinet tops, above the refrigerator, and along the upper walls near the ceiling.
Bathrooms are even worse. The combination of old plumbing, limited ventilation (half the bathrooms in NYC have no window), and constant humidity creates mildew in tile grout, around tub caulking, and on shower ceilings that standard cleaning just can't address. A weekly surface wipe keeps things looking acceptable. But underneath, the mineral deposits are building on shower doors, the soap scum is layering behind the toilet, and the grout lines between floor tiles are slowly darkening. That's what deep cleaning is for.
We go room by room with a deep clean protocol that's been refined over 78,000+ cleaning appointments. In the kitchen, we pull out the oven racks and degrease them individually. We move the refrigerator to clean behind and beneath it — you'd be surprised what accumulates there in a New York kitchen. We open every cabinet, remove contents, wipe down each shelf, and replace everything. This isn't a surface refresh. It's a reset.
When Deep Cleaning Is the Right Call
Not every cleaning appointment needs to be a deep clean — but there are moments where nothing else will do. If you're booking professional cleaning for the first time, start with a deep clean. It establishes a baseline that's much easier (and cheaper) to maintain with recurring standard service. If you've been doing your own cleaning for years and things have slowly slipped, a deep clean is the reset button. Seasonal deep cleans — especially in spring and fall — tackle the buildup that accumulates behind closed cabinet doors and beneath heavy furniture you haven't moved in months.
Many of our clients across the Upper East Side (6,000+ cleans), Gramercy and Flatiron (3,000+ cleans), and Williamsburg (nearly 900 cleans) use a hybrid schedule: deep cleaning every quarter, with bi-weekly standard cleaning in between. The deep clean handles the long-term accumulation. The standard cleans maintain the day-to-day. It's the most cost-effective approach to keeping a New York home genuinely clean — not just surface-level presentable.
"I hadn't had a professional deep clean in the three years I'd lived in my UES apartment. The grout in my bathroom had turned brown and I assumed it was permanent. Maid Marines got it back to white. I also didn't know there was an inch of dust behind my refrigerator — now I do a deep clean every three months."
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Upper East Side, Manhattan