Deep Cleaning in Roosevelt Island

Deep Cleaning for Roosevelt Island Homes

Nearly every home on the island is in a building put up in the last few decades — Manhattan Park, Riverwalk, the Main Street buildings, the newer towers toward Southpoint. That means open-plan kitchens with quartz or stone counters and steel appliances, bathrooms with glass enclosures, and floors that are hardwood or engineered wood throughout. New York's hard water hazes the shower glass within a year; cooking grease drifts onto cabinet fronts and into the hood; dust collects along baseboards, in vents and on the blinds that cover all that window.

A deep clean takes each in turn. Oven, refrigerator, freezer, microwave and dishwasher cleaned inside; cabinet fronts, hood and backsplash degreased; behind appliances where they move. Shower glass, faucets and showerheads descaled with the right product and time; grout scrubbed; stone counters cleaned with a pH-neutral product and dried. Baseboards, door frames and switch plates washed; blinds, vents and light fixtures detailed; window sills and tracks cleared; the inside of every window squeegeed streak-free. Floors finished last.

Island residents — families, Cornell Tech students and Midtown commuters — book deep cleans seasonally or before starting a recurring plan, and we schedule them weekdays, evenings and weekends at the same rate. A one- or two-bedroom takes four to six hours; larger apartments get two cleaners. There's no charge for the tram or the F train, the flat rate is confirmed before we arrive, and anything missed is re-cleaned 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 Roosevelt Island.