Kitchen Deep Cleaning

Why kitchens need a dedicated deep clean

A kitchen sees more daily use than almost any other room, and grease behaves differently to ordinary dirt — it doesn't wipe off with water alone, and it settles into places a quick daily wipe never reaches: chimney exteriors, the underside of cabinet handles, the seams around a hob, and the grout lines on a backsplash. Over months, that buildup hardens and starts attracting more dust and grime on top of itself, which is why a kitchen that looks "clean" day to day can still need a proper degreasing pass every few months.

What's included

Our kitchen deep cleaning covers degreasing of the chimney exterior and hob, a full wipe-down of every cabinet front and handle, descaling of the sink and tap fittings (hard water in Bengaluru leaves visible white/grey mineral deposits that build up quickly), cleaning of countertops and backsplash tiles, and a full floor mop and sanitise. Refrigerator interior cleaning is available on request — because it involves food-contact surfaces, we ask you to remove the contents beforehand so the crew can clean inside-out without disturbing your groceries.

Chimney and hob degreasing

The chimney exterior and hob are usually the most visibly transformed part of a kitchen deep clean, since they collect the thickest grease layer of anywhere in the room. Crews use degreasing agents suited to stainless steel and painted metal surfaces rather than abrasive scrubbing that could scratch the finish.

How pricing works

Kitchen deep cleaning is priced flat by property size — the same visit covers the full kitchen regardless of exact square footage within that size band. It's priced separately from a full home deep clean so you can book just the kitchen if that's the room that needs the most attention, without paying for a whole-home visit.

When to book

A kitchen deep clean makes sense on a recurring basis (many households do this every two to three months, faster if you cook with a lot of oil), before hosting guests, after a long gap since a proper clean, or as part of preparing a property for a new tenant or owner. If the rest of the home needs attention too, it's usually more cost-effective to book the full home deep cleaning service, which includes the kitchen as one of its rooms.

What's not included

This service covers cleaning, not repair or replacement — a chimney or hob that needs servicing (motor issues, damaged filters) is outside scope and should go to an appliance technician. Heavily encrusted buildup that's been left for a very long time may take longer than a standard visit and would be discussed with you on-site before proceeding.

Products and equipment used

Crews bring degreasing agents suited to stainless steel, painted metal, laminate, and tile surfaces, along with descaling solutions for hard-water deposits on sinks and taps. Products are chosen to cut through grease without damaging cabinet finishes or countertop material — abrasive scouring is avoided on surfaces it could scratch.

How to prepare for your visit

Clear countertops of appliances and loose items so the crew can clean the full surface and backsplash. If you've booked refrigerator interior cleaning, remove the contents beforehand — the crew can't clean around your groceries safely. Let the crew know about any specific problem areas (a particularly greasy hob, a chimney that hasn't been degreased in a long time) so they can plan enough time for it.

After the visit

Check the chimney, hob, and cabinet fronts with the crew before they leave, since grease buildup that's been left for a very long time can sometimes need a light second pass on the most affected spots. If you booked refrigerator interior cleaning, confirm it's ready before putting groceries back in.