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Deep House Cleaning in Charleston
A thorough, top-to-bottom deep clean that reaches every corner. We scrub baseboards, clean inside appliances, detail grout, wash windows, and tackle built-up grime that regular cleaning misses.
From $190
What's included
- Everything in standard cleaning, plus:
- Baseboard and door frame scrubbing
- Inside oven and microwave cleaning
- Inside refrigerator cleaning
- Window sill and track detailing
- Light fixture and ceiling fan dusting
- Cabinet exterior wiping
- Grout scrubbing in bathrooms
- Behind and under furniture cleaning
How much does deep cleaning cost in Charleston?
Flat prices by home size, published up front. Your exact price depends on the condition of the home and any add-ons, and it is agreed by text before anything is booked — never an hourly meter that grows while we work.
| Home size | Deep Cleaning |
|---|---|
| 1 bed / 1 bath | $190 |
| 2 bed / 1 bath | $200 |
| 3 bed / 2 bath | $240 |
| 4 bed / 2 bath | $265 |
| 4 bed / 3 bath | $280 |
| 5 bed / 3 bath | $310 |
Recurring plans save on every visit: 20% off weekly, 15% off biweekly, 12% every three weeks and 10% off monthly. Text (854) 777-0290 or use the form above and you will have your exact, no-obligation price in minutes.
Optional add-ons
- Inside refrigerator$35
- Inside oven$35
- Inside cabinets$45
- Interior windows$45
- Interior + exterior windows (reachable)$85
- Baseboards detail$25
- Blinds dusting$35
- Ceiling fans$20
- Garage sweep$45
- Laundry (wash & fold, per load)$25
- Change bed sheets$15
- Pet hair$20
Ideal for
- First-time cleanings
- Seasonal deep refreshes
- Homes that haven't been cleaned in a while
Deep Cleaning Built for Lowcountry Homes
A Charleston deep clean is a different job than a deep clean somewhere dry. Humidity sits in this city for most of the year, and it shows up as soap scum and mildew in showers, damp settling into closets and baseboards, and grime baked into grout. Add a pollen season that coats every sill and ceiling fan, and salt air on the islands working at glass and fixtures. Our deep clean is built around exactly those problems, and it is the service most new clients book first before switching to recurring.
Downtown Charleston and Harleston Village
Historic single houses with original heart pine, plaster and transom glass. Old surfaces need the right products, not one aggressive standard, and the humidity load on the peninsula is the highest in the metro.
James Island and Johns Island
Tidal and marsh-adjacent homes where salt air and damp go after window tracks, sills and bathroom tile. Descaling glass and fixtures is a standard part of the job here, not an upsell.
Historic Summerville and West Ashley
Older homes under heavy tree cover, which means the worst of pollen season. Post-pollen deep cleans in late spring are an annual ritual for a lot of these houses.
Deep Cleaning questions, answered
How much does a deep clean cost in Charleston?
Deep cleaning starts at $190. A 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home is $240, a 4 bed / 2 bath is $265, and a 5 bed / 3 bath is $310. Prices are flat and based on bedrooms, bathrooms and condition, so there is no hourly meter running while we work.
What is included in a deep clean, and what is not?
A deep clean covers everything in a standard clean plus the detail work: baseboards, door frames, light switches, AC and heating vents, ceiling fans, behind and under moveable furniture, and full descaling of showers, glass and fixtures. Inside the refrigerator ($35), inside the oven ($35), inside cabinets ($45) and interior windows ($45) are add-ons rather than part of the base deep clean, so you only pay for what you actually want done.
When should I book a deep clean in Charleston?
The two busiest windows are late spring, once pollen season finishes and everything needs clearing, and early fall before the holidays. Those weeks fill first, so book a couple of weeks ahead if you want a specific date.
Does a deep clean handle mildew and soap scum?
Yes. In a climate this humid, shower glass, grout and bathroom corners are where the problem shows up first, and cutting that build-up back is a core part of the deep clean rather than an extra.