Deep Cleaning in Brooklyn Heights, Brooklyn

Deep Cleaning for Brooklyn Heights Homes

The Federal, Greek Revival and Italianate houses of the Heights are among the best-preserved in the city, and a modern all-purpose cleaner will dull most of what makes them so. So a deep clean here is slower, quieter work: heart-pine and parquet washed with a neutral soap and damp-mopped, never soaked; marble mantels cleaned with a gentle non-abrasive and dried so they don't spot; plaster moldings and medallions dusted with a soft brush on an extension pole and never wetted; original tile and grout scrubbed with non-abrasives; period fixtures polished by hand. In the pre-war co-ops it's parquet, radiator covers and painted-over tracks.

Within that, the work is thorough. Kitchen appliances cleaned inside and out, cabinet fronts and range hood degreased, backsplash detailed. Bathroom fixtures descaled, grout scrubbed, old tile cleaned gently. Then through every room on every floor: moldings, door frames and baseboards washed by hand; radiator covers, blinds, vents and light fixtures detailed; every sill and track cleared; interior glass done; walls spot-cleaned. Floors last.

Heights clients typically book a deep clean once or twice a year alongside a standing weekly plan, or before hosting. A whole brownstone is a full day with a team of two or three so it finishes in one visit. Our cleaners are trusted and vetted, work quietly, and put everything back precisely where it was. The rate is flat and confirmed before we start, with no stair fee; anything short of the standard is redone free within 24 hours.

Pricing is a flat rate confirmed before we arrive — use the instant estimator for a range in seconds. For everything this service covers and how we approach it, see our Deep Cleaning page, or read more about cleaning in Brooklyn Heights.