Deep cleaning in Bryan and College Station.
$300
Base price · 3 bed / 2 bathSupplies and equipment included
A bigger home, or one in harder shape, costs more. You get the number before any work starts.
CPC Cleaning's deep clean costs $300 in Bryan and College Station, Texas: the base price for a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home, with every product and piece of equipment included. It is the clean CPC recommends first for any home it has not cleaned before, with seventeen tasks that reach the walls, doors, oven, microwave, range hood and blinds a routine clean does not.
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Seventeen tasks, and this is the list the crew works from. It goes where a routine clean does not: the film on the range hood, the dust on top of the blinds, the door frames nobody has wiped since they moved in.
The kitchen
- Wash the stovetop and oven
- Clean the microwave, inside and out
- Clean the range hood and vent
- Clean cabinet exteriors
Walls, doors and fixtures
- Clean and wash baseboards
- Clean walls
- Clean doors
- Clean the light fixtures
- Clean ceiling fans
- Dust and clean blinds
Throughout the home
- Wash the bathrooms
- Dust and clean all surfaces
- Lift the sofa cushions and clear out the dust and debris
- Vacuum and mop every area
- Clean the front and back door glass
- Clean interior window glass
- Make the beds, and put on clean sheets if you leave them on the bed
A microwave from a real CPC job, with identical exposure and color adjustment on both frames. The microwave is on the deep clean list and not on the regular one. The before and after gallery has five more pairs.
Do you need a deep clean, or will a regular clean do?
If CPC has not cleaned your home before, start with a deep clean. That is the company's own recommendation, and it is the difference between a first visit that gets ahead of the house and one that works around what is already there.
Every home builds up a layer that routine cleaning is not built to remove, slowly enough that the people living there stop seeing it. Grease creeps down the wall behind the range. Dust builds on the top edge of every blind slat. A film settles on the cabinet fronts nearest the stove. A regular clean on a house in that state spends the visit maintaining a baseline nobody has reset.
| Task | Regular, $150 | Deep, $300 |
|---|---|---|
| Baseboards | Dusted | Cleaned and washed |
| Blinds | Dusted | Dusted and cleaned |
| Light fixtures | Not included | Cleaned |
| Stove | Stovetop surface | Stovetop and oven, washed |
| Microwave | Not included | Inside and out |
| Range hood and vent | Not included | Cleaned |
| Walls and doors | Not included | Cleaned |
| Cabinet exteriors | Not included | Cleaned |
| Under the sofa cushions | Not included | Cleaned |
| Interior window glass | Glass doors only | Windows and door glass |
| Bathrooms | Washed | Washed |
| Floors | Vacuumed and mopped | Vacuumed and mopped |
| Beds made | Included | Included, with clean sheets if you leave them out |
A regular clean maintains a house. A deep clean resets one. Regular cleaning is a faster, lighter pass built to hold a home that is already in good shape, so it will not reach built-up grease, grout, or the dust sitting on vents and blinds. That is what it is for, and it is why it costs half as much.
One deep clean first, then a regular schedule after it, is what makes the regular visits come out the way you expected them to. Regular cleaning is $150 per visit, weekly, bi-weekly or monthly, with no long-term contract.
What does a deep clean cost?
$300 is the base price for a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home. Every product and every piece of equipment is included, so there is nothing to buy and nothing to set out beforehand.
Final pricing moves with the size of the home and the condition it is in, and you get the number before any work begins. Comparing quotes from several companies? The pricing guide puts that $300 against national averages and explains what moves a number up or down.
Cabinets are cleaned on the outside only. Cabinet interiors, the refrigerator, the washer and dryer, and moving the stove and refrigerator to clean behind them belong to move-out cleaning, which is $400 and is done in an empty home. An empty kitchen is the only time those jobs are actually possible.
Dishes are not part of a deep clean. Washing them is a $40 add-on, so nobody pays for it who did not ask. Organizing is separate too: if you want things sorted and put away rather than cleaned around, it is available and it changes the price, so mention it when you book.
How do you get ready for a deep clean?
One line covers most of it: clear the surfaces.
Toys, clothing, and anything left on the floor are not moved, which is what lets a crew clean instead of tidying around objects. A deep clean depends on this more than a regular one does, because half the list is about reaching surfaces that furniture and clutter cover: baseboards, walls, door frames, the backs of counters.
Want fresh sheets on the beds? Leave a clean set on top of each bed and the crew will put them on when they make the beds.
Nothing else is needed: no products to buy and no equipment to borrow. If you would rather the crew used something specific from your own cabinet, leave it out and say so. Weekday, weekend, and early-morning windows are all available.
Doing it yourself instead? The deep cleaning checklist sorts the same seventeen tasks by room, in the order to work through them.
Deep cleaning questions
$300 is the base price for a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom home, and every product and piece of equipment is included in it. Final pricing can vary with the size and the condition of the home, and you get the number before any work starts.
A regular clean is maintenance: a faster, lighter pass that holds a home already in good shape. It will not reach built-up grease, grout, or the dust sitting on vents and blinds. A deep clean adds walls, doors, light fixtures, cabinet exteriors, the oven, the microwave inside and out, the range hood and vent, under the sofa cushions, interior window glass, and baseboards that are washed rather than dusted.
For a home CPC has not cleaned before, yes. The buildup a deep clean removes is not the kind you notice day to day, and skipping it means it never gets done. After that first visit a regular schedule holds the house, which is what regular cleaning is built for.
The oven, the stovetop, the microwave inside and out, and the range hood and vent are all on the deep clean list. Cabinets are cleaned on the outside only. Cabinet interiors, the refrigerator, and the washer and dryer belong to move-out cleaning, which is for an empty home.
No. Dishes are not part of regular, deep, or move-out cleaning, so nobody pays for them who did not ask. Add dishwashing to the booking for $40 and the crew takes care of them while they are there.
Tell CPC within 24 hours and the crew returns to re-clean the areas in question at no cost, with no debate and no paperwork.
Get a price for your deep clean.
Tell us the bedrooms, the bathrooms and anything the house needs most. You get the number before any work starts, and we respond the same business day.