Deep Cleaning Company NYC is a short front door for New York City residents who want an apartment or a home deep cleaned and would rather not spend an evening sorting through listings to get started.
Deep Cleaning Company NYC is an independent referral service, not a cleaning company. When you send the form, your request goes to an independent New York City cleaning company that scopes the job, quotes it and does any work.
What this site does
- It explains, in plain words, what a deep clean usually includes, how it differs from a regular clean and how to get ready for one.
- It takes your request through a short form: what needs a deep clean, your borough, your name and how to reach you.
- It passes that request to one independent New York City cleaning company, which can reach you by phone or email to scope the job and quote it.
What this site does not do
- It does not clean anything, employ cleaners or send anyone to your home itself.
- It does not rate, rank or review cleaning companies, and it does not publish reviews or testimonials.
- It does not set prices. Any quote comes from the cleaning company, and whether to accept it is up to you.
- It does not do mold remediation, pest control or lead work, and neither does a deep clean. The questions page explains who handles those in New York City.
- It does not have an office to visit.
Why a referral service
New York City has plenty of choice and very little spare time. A deep clean is also a job people tend to put off, sometimes because the place feels too far gone to show anyone. The form is built for that: a few boxes, no judgment, and one company getting in touch instead of a pile of calls.
The guides on this site are there so you know what to ask for before anyone quotes. The apartment deep cleaning page covers the most common request; the deep cleaning checklist gives you the room-by-room lines to agree; the kitchen deep cleaning guide covers the room that usually takes longest.
Where the facts come from
Rules and figures quoted on this site come from public sources: the CDC and the EPA for cleaning and indoor air, the NYC Department of Housing Preservation and Development and NYC Health for building rules on lead, mold and pests, the Department of Sanitation for disposal, and the Census Bureau for borough figures. They are named only as the source of a rule or a figure; this site has no link with any of them.
Getting in touch
The quickest way in is the form on the contact page. Questions about this site itself can go to the email address in the footer.