Why Kileleshwa clients book deep cleaning
Many Kileleshwa apartments have three or four bedrooms, several bathrooms and a separate service area. Routine cleaning keeps them in order, but cabinets, grout, door frames and skirting boards eventually need more attention.
A deep clean here is usually planned room by room, with the kitchen and bathrooms at the top of the list. If you have house help, we can complement their routine by tackling the heavy jobs that do not fit into a normal day.
Many families book a deep clean before the school holidays, before relatives arrive or in the run-up to December.
What is included
- Detailed kitchen cleaning
- Deep bathroom and toilet cleaning
- Cleaning behind and underneath accessible furniture
- Scrubbing floors and tiles
- Cleaning doors, frames and skirting boards
- Removing stubborn stains from suitable surfaces
- Detailed dusting of accessible areas
How the work is carried out
- Walk the home. We identify problem areas and agree priorities with you
- Clear and move. Accessible furniture and items are moved so we can reach the areas beneath and behind
- Top-down detail. Doors, frames, vents and high surfaces are cleaned before lower areas
- Kitchen and bathrooms. Grease, scale and soap scum are treated with suitable products and given time to work
- Scrub and finish. Floors, tiles and skirting are scrubbed, then the home is checked with you
What affects your quotation in Kileleshwa
- Size of the property
- How long since the last thorough clean
- Severity of grease, scale and stains
- Add-ons such as carpets, sofas or windows
Most Kileleshwa blocks have a gate, a caretaker and a lift, which makes access straightforward once we have been cleared. Road works and school traffic around Othaya Road and Laikipia Road can affect timing. Large apartments may take more time than people expect, so we will confirm how long the visit should take.
Why use a professional in Kileleshwa
Deep cleaning is more physical and more technical than it looks. Different kinds of dirt need different products: limescale responds to something else than grease, and using the wrong cleaner on natural stone or stainless steel can leave lasting marks. A professional team brings the right approach and enough hands to finish in a single visit, which is difficult when you are fitting it around work and family. Doing it properly once also makes every later clean quicker.
How to prepare for the visit
- Declutter worktops, floors and bathroom shelves
- Empty the areas you want cleaned inside, such as cabinets
- Point out problem stains and what caused them
- Make sure water is available for the visit
How we plan a clean in your home
Every household in Nairobi and Thika runs differently, so we start by asking who uses the space and what matters most to you. A family with small children may want the kitchen and bathrooms put first, while a working tenant may simply want a fresh home to return to. We confirm which rooms are in scope, whether we should bring cleaning supplies, and how we will get access if you are at work. Items that need special care, such as delicate finishes or valuables, are best put away or pointed out before we begin. That short conversation is what keeps deep cleaning predictable, with no surprises on the day. After the visit, tell us what you would like done differently and we can adjust the next one.
What to expect on the day
On the day, our team arrives at the agreed time, confirms the plan with you or your representative, and starts with the areas that matter most. Please point out anything fragile, and tell us about pets or anyone at home who is sensitive to strong smells. We work through the home in a set order, so that clean rooms stay clean. Before leaving, we go through the agreed list. If you notice something that was missed, tell us as soon as possible so that we can look at it. Your feedback helps us to get the next visit right, and it allows us to adjust the plan as your household changes.
Read more about our deep cleaning service or see all cleaning services in Kileleshwa.