A standard residential cleaning is lighter than a deep clean, focusing on surface-level upkeep.
 
Here’s what’s included:
 
General Areas (Living Room, Bedrooms, Hallways)
Dusting of surfaces (tables, shelves, décor, picture frames, lamps)
Wiping furniture (often exterior only, not inside drawers/cabinets)
Vacuuming carpets and rugs
Sweeping and mopping hard floors
Emptying trash bins
Light tidying (straightening items, folding throw blankets, etc.)
Baseboards and vents lightly dusted (not scrubbed)
Kitchen
Wiping countertops
Cleaning exterior of appliances (fridge, oven, microwave, dishwasher)
Wiping cabinet doors (exterior only, light clean)
Cleaning sink and faucet
Sweeping and mopping kitchen floors
Taking out trash
(Note: Inside appliances and deep degreasing are considered deep cleaning or can be added as an additional option with a charge for standard cleaning.)
Bathrooms
Scrubbing and sanitizing toilets
Cleaning sinks, faucets, and mirrors
Wiping countertops
Scrubbing showers/tubs (heavy buildup for initial clean requires a deep clean)
Sweeping and mopping floors
Emptying trash
Bedrooms
Dusting furniture
Making beds (changing linens if provided)
Vacuuming/sweeping and mopping floors
Emptying trash