A regular cleaning maintains a home that's already in good shape: kitchens and bathrooms sanitized, surfaces dusted, floors vacuumed and mopped. A deep clean goes after everything that builds up between those visits: baseboards, door frames, vent covers, grout, cabinet fronts, and the grease on and around the range hood.
If your home hasn't had a professional clean in the last few months, a regular visit will spend most of its time fighting old buildup and still won't reach it all. That's why we almost always recommend a deep clean first. It sets a real baseline, and every recurring visit after that keeps it there.
Deep cleans also make sense on their own: before hosting family for the holidays, after a renovation, at the change of seasons, or when you're getting a home ready to list. In Katy and Fulshear, spring pollen and summer humidity are two good reasons to schedule one each year.
Not sure which one you need? Send a few photos of your kitchen and bathrooms with your estimate request. During the free walkthrough, Karolynn will tell you honestly whether a regular visit will do the job, and put the price for either option in writing.