What is a deep clean?
A deep clean is a thorough, top-to-bottom clean of your whole home. It reaches the places a weekly clean skips: behind and under appliances, inside cupboards, along skirting boards, the tops of door frames, light fittings, grout lines and the build-up of limescale and grease that slowly dulls kitchens and bathrooms.
Think of it as a reset. After a deep clean, regular cleaning becomes quicker and easier because the hidden dirt has gone.
When to book a deep clean
People in Kensington and Chelsea book a deep clean for many reasons. The most common are:
- A seasonal clean in spring or before winter.
- Before guests arrive, or before a family celebration.
- After an illness in the home, to disinfect touch points and bathrooms.
- Before starting a regular cleaning plan, so weekly visits begin from a clean base.
- When moving into a home that has not been cleaned properly.
- After a busy period when cleaning has fallen behind.
What is included
We agree a checklist with you before we start, then work through every room with commercial-grade products:
- Kitchen: hob, oven exterior, extractor, splashbacks and tiles degreased; cupboard fronts and handles cleaned; appliances wiped inside and out; sink and taps descaled.
- Bathrooms: limescale removed from taps, shower screens and tiles; grout scrubbed; toilets, baths and basins sanitised; mirrors polished.
- Every room: skirting boards, doors, frames and handles wiped; light switches and sockets disinfected; high and low dusting including light fittings and the tops of wardrobes.
- Behind and under: movable furniture and appliances pulled out where safe, with the floor and walls behind cleaned.
- Floors: vacuumed throughout and hard floors mopped edge to edge.
Deep cleaning across Kensington and Chelsea's neighbourhoods
In Chelsea, Ladbroke Grove, Notting Hill, homes are mostly Victorian and Edwardian terraces, many split into flats. A deep clean in a period home covers picture rails, ceiling roses, sash windows and behind radiators where Victorian dust collects.
In Earls Court, Kensington, Knightsbridge, South Kensington, West Brompton, homes are mostly mansion blocks, stucco townhouses and period apartments. Period apartments get careful hand-cleaning of cornicing, panelled doors and marble, using stone-safe products.
In Holland Park, homes are mostly large detached and period family homes. Larger homes get a team big enough to deep clean every room, including high skirting, staircases and wooden floors.
In North Kensington, homes are mostly a mix of period terraces, semis and modern flats. We tailor the deep clean to your home, with extra time for the kitchen and bathrooms where it matters most.
Tips for booking deep cleaning in Kensington and Chelsea
- Clear worktops and surfaces before we arrive so the team can spend their time cleaning rather than tidying.
- Tell us which rooms matter most, so the time in your Kensington and Chelsea home goes where you need it.
- Book a deep clean before starting regular cleaning; weekly visits then keep your home at that standard.
- Mention allergies, pets or young children and we will use eco-friendly products throughout.
- Point out any delicate surfaces, such as natural stone or antique furniture, so we use the right products.
Who we help in Kensington and Chelsea
Across Kensington and Chelsea we clean for busy families who want a fresh start, homeowners preparing for guests or a sale, people starting a regular cleaning plan and households after illness or a busy period. Many homes are high-value lets managed by agents with strict check-out standards, so our end of tenancy cleans follow agent inventories closely. Parking is limited and permit-only, so we plan access with porters and arrange parking before arrival.