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Centennial My Clean Spotlight: Deep Clean or Regular Clean? 

How to Know What Your Home Needs

AmiLynne Carroll

AmiLynne Carroll

Sep 9, 2026

28 Comments

 

There comes a point in every home when you look around and think:


This is no longer a quick wipe-down situation.


Maybe the baseboards have collected a little too much Colorado dust. Maybe the kitchen appliances need more than their usual once-over. Perhaps guests are coming, the seasons are changing, or life has simply been busy enough that the house has fallen farther down the priority list than you intended.


That raises a common question:

Do you need a regular cleaning, or is it time for a deep clean?


Rubi and the team at My Clean help Centennial-area homeowners with both, and understanding the difference can make it much easier to decide what kind of help your home actually needs.


What Is a Regular Cleaning?

A regular cleaning is about maintaining your home.


It is the type of service that helps keep everyday dust, dirt, pet hair, fingerprints, bathroom buildup, and kitchen mess from getting ahead of you.


A typical My Clean visit may include:

  • Dusting surfaces, blinds, and window sills

  • Vacuuming carpets and floors

  • Mopping

  • Cleaning sinks, toilets, showers, and tubs

  • Wiping down kitchen surfaces

  • Cleaning frequently used appliances such as the microwave, coffee maker, and toaster

  • Emptying trash

  • Changing bed linens when requested and fresh sheets are provided


For many households, regular cleaning works especially well on a weekly or twice-monthly schedule because it keeps the home from repeatedly returning to square one.


Think of it as maintenance rather than rescue.


When Does a Deep Clean Make Sense?

A deep clean goes farther.


It is often the right choice when the home needs more detailed attention before moving into a maintenance routine.


You may want to consider a deep clean if:

  • It has been quite a while since the home was professionally cleaned.

  • You are preparing for guests, holidays, or a special event.

  • You have recently completed a move or major household project.

  • You want to tackle areas that have been easy to overlook.

  • You are starting recurring housekeeping and want to begin with a fresh baseline.

  • Your kitchen, bathrooms, or other high-use spaces need more detailed attention.


Deep cleaning is less about making a house look clean for the afternoon and more about getting into the spaces that have quietly been accumulating grime while everyone was busy living life.


And life has a remarkable ability to generate grime.


Sometimes a Deep Clean Is the Beginning, Not the End

There is another reason a deep clean can be helpful.


It can make ongoing housekeeping much easier.


Once the accumulated buildup has been addressed, regular cleaning can focus on maintaining that level rather than fighting back months of dust, kitchen residue, bathroom buildup, and whatever mysterious ecosystem has developed beneath the sofa.


That is actually how I became a My Clean client.

I originally hired Rubi's team to do a deep clean of my own home.


And, as I have mentioned before, I am a very picky homeowner.


The quality and thoroughness of that first cleaning impressed me enough that what started as a one-time deep clean quickly turned into twice-monthly service.


That may be the strongest endorsement I can give.


Your Home Does Not Have to Fit a Package

One of the things that continues to distinguish My Clean is Rubi's willingness to customize service.

You may not need every room deep cleaned.

Maybe the kitchen needs the heavy lifting while the rest of the house simply needs routine attention.

Perhaps the bathrooms are the priority.

Maybe there is one room you have been avoiding long enough that it has earned its own ZIP code.

Rubi's approach is to talk with homeowners about what they actually need and build the cleaning around those priorities.


That flexibility can make professional housekeeping more practical, especially for families trying to balance time, energy, and budget.


Still Not Sure Which One You Need?

You do not have to diagnose your own house.

Call or text Rubi, explain what you are hoping to accomplish, and let the conversation start there.

Sometimes the answer will be a deep clean.

Sometimes it will be a regular cleaning.

Sometimes you may only need help with a few specific areas.


The important part is that the service fits your home, rather than forcing your home to fit a predetermined package.


Connect With My Clean

My Clean serves Centennial and surrounding communities with residential and commercial housekeeping services.

Learn more at mycleanllc.com.


To request an estimate or talk with Rubi about the type of cleaning that may be right for your home, call or text 720-789-0417.


Because sometimes the best cleaning plan is not doing more yourself.


It is knowing when to call in the right help.

28 Comments

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  • GL
    Gregory L.· Sep 14, 10:42 PM

    Never thought to start with a deep clean and then go regular. Makes sense, especially after a busy few months. Might give it a try.

  • M
    Miriam_F· Sep 13, 8:20 PM

    Sometimes I just need help with the kitchen, especially after meal prepping. Love the idea of customizing by area.

  • SB
    Sean T. Brooks· Sep 13, 2:50 PM

    Didn’t love my last cleaning service because there was no flexibility. This sounds more customer-focused. Good to know local options.

  • KW
    Kate Winston· Sep 13, 12:41 AM

    We do regular service with My Clean and it’s honestly kept our house in shape all year. Rubi is lovely to work with!

    • MG
      Marty G.· Sep 14, 2:47 AM

      Kate WinstonRubi really is great! We’ve had her team for nearly a year too and the consistency has been a lifesaver, especially during the school year. Glad to hear you’ve had a good experience as well.

  • MR
    Mandy Rios· Sep 12, 11:00 PM

    All the talk of grime under the sofa is TOO real. I need to stop ignoring that room.

  • NG
    Neil Garrison· Sep 12, 5:16 PM

    Been on the fence about hiring cleaners, but this makes it seem less overwhelming. Maybe a deep clean as a treat before summer hits.

  • CP
    Casandra P.· Sep 12, 5:02 PM

    I’m moving next month and this gave me the push to call for a deep clean before handing over the keys. Thanks!

    • AC
      AmiLynne CarrollAuthor· Sep 13, 4:47 AM

      So glad to hear this was helpful! A deep clean before moving is a great way to ensure everything is fresh and ready for the next owners.

  • OJ
    Oscar J.· Sep 12, 1:29 PM

    Budget is real. Nice that they work with you to match what you need instead of trying to upsell everything.

  • SM
    Stephanie M.· Sep 12, 12:38 AM

    I wish more companies would let you prioritize certain rooms. We don’t need our guest room cleaned at all half the year.

  • J
    Joel_V· Sep 10, 11:27 PM

    I like how they suggest talking it over with Rubi instead of guessing what level you need. Takes off the pressure if you don’t know where to start.

  • HW
    Helen Wu· Sep 10, 9:38 PM

    My Clean did my son’s apartment when he moved out. The difference was incredible. No more mysterious fridge smells lol.

  • BJ
    Bryan J.· Sep 10, 8:45 PM

    Interesting breakdown. I usually try to keep up myself but I know there are some corners I’ve been ignoring. Maybe I should get a quote.

  • TD
    Tina D.· Sep 10, 6:23 PM

    I had Rubi’s team out twice and it really did make a difference starting with a deep clean first. Less to worry about week to week now.

  • JR
    John C. Reilly· Sep 10, 5:46 PM

    We’ve got dogs so we’re always dealing with fur. Regular cleaning makes a huge difference. Deep clean sounds good if we ever move couches!

  • PL
    Patricia Lee· Sep 10, 5:18 PM

    Always good to see a local company focusing on customer needs not just set bundles. Might look into them before the holidays.

  • DB
    Devon B.· Sep 10, 3:17 PM

    I honestly thought all cleaning companies forced you into fixed packages. Good to know there are options for folks like us who don’t need it all every time.

    • AC
      AmiLynne CarrollAuthor· Sep 12, 2:50 AM

      Thank you for pointing that out! My Clean’s flexible approach really does make it easier to get exactly what you need, without paying for more than necessary.

  • A
    alyssa_in_CO· Sep 10, 2:32 PM

    Baseboards are my nightmare. 😂 Always forget about those until they’re really bad. Glad to see this kind of attention to detail.

  • CD
    Chris Donovan· Sep 9, 9:08 AM

    Love that Rubi and her crew are so flexible. Had them do just the kitchen last month after a big party and they nailed it. Super detail-oriented!

  • LK
    Linda K.· Sep 9, 8:44 AM

    We just finished a kitchen remodel and honestly haven’t caught up with cleaning. I didn’t know where to start, but now I think a deep clean might reset things.

    • AC
      AmiLynne CarrollAuthor· Sep 11, 12:01 AM

      A kitchen remodel can definitely leave behind more dust and debris than expected, starting with a deep clean is a great way to get back to normal and enjoy your new space!

  • RY
    Rachel Y.· Sep 9, 7:58 AM

    I’m always surprised at how fast the dust adds up around here. I wish I had the energy to do a deep clean myself, but I think it’s time to call in some experts.

  • T
    Tommy_Smith· Sep 9, 7:32 AM

    I didn’t even realize you could ask for just a room or two. That’s super helpful with our budget. Thanks for sharing how it works.

  • MT
    Melissa Torres· Sep 9, 4:02 AM

    Deep clean is my annual spring ritual. Feels SO good when the baseboards and under the sofa get attention! Maybe I’ll give My Clean a try next time.

    • AC
      AmiLynne CarrollAuthor· Sep 10, 4:12 AM

      There’s nothing quite like the feeling after a thorough spring deep clean, My Clean would be happy to help make it even easier next year!

  • EM
    Eric M.· Sep 9, 1:25 AM

    I appreciate that they’ll customize the cleaning. We have one bathroom that always needs more help than the rest of the house. Nice knowing we don’t have to pay for what we don’t need!

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