A deeper clean for details that need more time.
A fuller first visit for accumulated detail work, edges, fixtures, and ordinary buildup.
Heavy or unusual conditions may require a scope review and additional approved labor.
The right fit when...
First-time clients, homes with accumulated detail work, or spaces preparing for recurring care.
What the service covers
The final checklist follows the confirmed service, property details, condition, and approved additions.
Kitchen detail
Bathroom detail
Bedrooms and common areas
Prepare for a productive visit
Clear preparation protects the appointment time for the work included in your confirmed scope.
Know the boundaries before booking
Clear limits protect your property, the cleaning team, and the accuracy of the service plan.
Not included in the ordinary scope
- Hoarding-level cleaning or unsafe clutter
- Biohazard, mold, pest waste, or hazardous materials
- Full wall washing, restoration, or heavy construction debris
- Carpet extraction, floor refinishing, or high-ladder work
When Cado reviews the request
- Heavy grease or buildup
- Significant wall washing
- Large or unusually configured homes
- Specialty surfaces or conditions different from booking
Questions before you decide
Ask Cado when your property or priorities do not fit a standard answer.
Is Deep Cleaning required for every first visit?
No. Cado recommends the service that matches the property's current condition and confirmed scope.
Are oven and refrigerator interiors included?
They are separate add-ons for Deep / Reset Cleaning unless a written scope says otherwise.
Will every stain or mark be removed?
No. Cleaning improves removable buildup, but permanent staining, damage, wear, and unsafe surface conditions may remain.