Home Deep Cleaning Services in Delhi

A daily mop wipes the top of the floor. The scrubbing machine works the grime loose from the surface and the tile grout, with stain removal on the marks you point out. This is the biggest difference from your usual mopping, and it is why the floor is left for the end.

The kitchen needs a different chemical. Cooking oil sits on tiles and the slab as a sticky film, and Delhi dust settles into it, so a degreaser goes on before the wipe. For heavier grease or a full chimney job, see kitchen cleaning in Delhi. Scale and soap marks are the bathroom's problem, and bathroom cleaning in Delhi goes further on taps and shower glass.

Upholstery stays dry in a standard furnished clean. A vacuum takes out loose dust from the sofa, cushions and mattresses, but it does not lift a stain. That takes wet shampooing, which is an add-on. If the sofa is the main worry, sofa cleaning explains the machine and the drying.

The team brings the scrubbing machine, chemicals and cloths. You keep the water and electricity running, and they do the rest.

A scrubbing machine cleans marble but does not bring back its shine. Dull patches come from wear and from acid, and the Natural Stone Institute says products with lemon, vinegar or other acids may dull or etch this kind of stone. Marble is common in Delhi kothis, and the wrong floor cleaner can leave cloudy patches that a deep clean will not remove.

Light polishing suits marble that is dull but not scratched. The floor is measured and checked, scrubbed with polishing pads, and polishing powder is buffed to a shine. By room it starts at ₹960 for a 60 to 100 sq. ft. kitchen and takes 50 mins to 2 hrs. For a whole home it starts at ₹5,460 for a 1 BHK.

Intense polishing is for scratched, stained or uneven marble. Diamond pads grind down light scratches before the floor is polished. It starts at ₹1,760 by room and ₹10,010 for a 1 BHK. A whole home takes 11 to 12 hrs, over 1 or 2 days, so plan to keep rooms clear. Deep scratches and chips may still show.

A 3 BHK shows the gap: ₹13,860 for light and ₹25,410 for intense. Try light first if the floor is only dull. The final price is confirmed after measuring. If you want a deep clean too, book the polishing first, so the clean is the last job on the floor.

Builder's dust sits on floors, sills, frames and inside cabinets, and a broom only lifts it back into the air. CPWR's silica safety guide for building sites says not to dry sweep, and recommends wet mopping, wiping or a HEPA vacuum instead. So do not let the labour sweep up on the last day and call the home ready.

An after-construction clean starts at ₹4,699 for a 1 BHK flat and ₹5,999 for a 2 BHK. Cement dust is removed, floors and tile grout are machine scrubbed, and taps, showers and fittings are descaled. Paint drops and sticker residue come off tiles and glass where they come off safely, so a stubborn mark may stay rather than risk a scratch.

A 2 BHK costs ₹850 more than the empty flat clean at ₹5,149, and the extra covers the site mess. It also includes empty cabinets, wardrobes and shelves cleaned inside and out. If the flat is simply vacant and has no building dust, the unfurnished clean is enough, and you can add wardrobe insides for ₹299.

An independent house is priced by the covered area of all floors, not by BHK. It runs from ₹6,999 up to 1,200 sq. ft. to ₹31,499 for 6,000 to 7,000 sq. ft., with stairs and railings included. Book it after the carpenter, painter and electrician have finished, or their dust lands on a clean floor.

Single rooms make sense when only part of the home needs work. A bathroom is ₹549, a furnished bedroom ₹999 and a furnished living room ₹1,099. Kitchen cleaning is ₹1,549 and goes up to ₹2,546 with the chimney filters, fridge and microwave.

The sums turn once you need most of the home. Take a 2 BHK with two bathrooms. Bedrooms and living room together are ₹2,799, the kitchen ₹1,549 and two bathrooms ₹958 as a bathroom cleaning booking, which comes to ₹5,306. A furnished full clean is ₹5,399, only ₹93 more, and it includes the balcony as well. So if the kitchen and bathrooms are both on your list, book the full home.

Carpets are outside every package here, so see carpet cleaning in Delhi for those. Other jobs are listed under specialised cleaning.

Stay off wet floors until they dry, and keep fans running. Air the room if the day is clear. Anything shampooed holds water for longer, and August averages 10.2 rainy days against 0.4 in November, so sofa and mattress shampoo dries slower in the monsoon. Skip shampoo on a wet week if you can, or run the fan and leave the seats free until they feel dry.

Keep your marble that way with the right bottle. Mop it with a neutral cleaner, stone soap or a mild detergent in warm water, and wipe up lemon, vinegar and toilet cleaner splashes quickly. Sand and grit scratch stone, so run a dry dust mop between washes in the dusty months.

There is no fixed gap between deep cleans. Dust storms in summer and still, smoky air in winter both load the grills and fans, so go by the home. Book again when fan blades and window grills turn grey soon after a wipe, or before a move or a festival. Taps turn white sooner where borewell water is in use, so drying them after use slows the scale.

Go round the home before the professional leaves. If you spot something missed later, raise it from your booking page within 48 hours and it is cleaned again free.