North Tustin is hills, large lots and homes built from the 1950s on, many of them custom and added on to over the years. A deep clean here is long and detailed, and the time goes into shutters, glass and high places more than into floor space.
We come from Orange, right next door, so there is no travel charge. After the first deep clean, a regular visit from $120 keeps the house at that level.
Many homes here have plantation shutters on most windows. Each louver collects dust on top, and a feather duster just moves it to the sill. We wipe them damp, one by one, and clean the frames and the tilt rods. In a big house this alone can take a good part of the visit, which is why we ask about shutters when we quote.
Old oaks, pines and eucalyptus over the lots drop leaves, needles and pollen that come in on shoes and through open doors. They end up in entry rugs, slider tracks and on window sills. A deep clean pulls it out of the tracks and corners where a regular visit cannot reach every time.
Vaulted ceilings, beams, tall bookcases and fans out of reach collect a layer nobody sees from the floor. We bring extension tools for fans, ledges and the tops of tall furniture, and we take care around the fragile things people keep up there.
Homes with pools get wet footprints, sunscreen marks on glass doors and hard water spots on outdoor facing windows. We clean the inside of every patio door and its track. Outside glass on the ground floor is a paid add on if you want it.
Many homes in Cowan Heights and Lemon Heights have been extended more than once: a family room added in the 1970s, a primary suite in the 1990s, a remodeled kitchen later. Each part has different floors and different fixtures, from old terrazzo to new tile, and each needs its own product.
The walk between rooms is long too, and supplies have to move with the team. That is part of why a first deep clean in a large North Tustin home is a full day of work, and why we ask about the number of bathrooms, the floors and the shutters before we give a number.
Not part of a deep clean: moving heavy furniture, shampooing carpets, outside windows on a second floor, and litter boxes or cages. More detail on deep cleaning and deep vs regular cleaning.
A deep clean is $249 for the first two hours, then $100 for each additional hour. You get an estimate before we start and pay after the work is done.
Large homes with many shutters and bathrooms take longer than the first two hours, often a lot longer on a first visit. We tell you the estimate before we start, and the next deep cleans are shorter because the buildup is gone.
We clean Monday to Friday. Call or text 657-557-0093 if a date matters.
Yes, louver by louver with a damp cloth, plus the frames and tilt rods. Tell us roughly how many windows have shutters so the estimate is realistic.
Yes, tell us when you book so we plan the time for it.
Yes, we bring extension tools for fans, beams and high ledges.
No. Many clients in the hills leave a key or a gate code. We lock up when we leave.
From $249 for the first two hours. Nothing is charged until the work is done.
