Extreme Cleaning · South Bay & Peninsula
Extreme Cleaning.A Fresh Start for Your Property.
Heavy grease, food waste, and buildup can leave a property needing more than a deep clean. We assess the affected rooms, explain what can be cleaned, and review any contents that need removal.
When everyday cleaning is not enough
Heavy buildup needs more than a quick clean.
For homes and rental properties with heavy soil, accumulated waste, or rooms that have gone without regular cleaning.
Neglected Kitchens
Built-up grease, food residue, and grime on accessible kitchen surfaces.
Heavily Soiled Bathrooms
Heavy soil and buildup on fixtures, floors, and other bathroom surfaces.
Food Waste & Debris
Spoiled food and loose waste identified for removal as part of the cleanup.
Floors & Surfaces
Cleaning suited to the material, its condition, and the buildup present.
Cluttered Rooms
Sorting and approved clearing to reach the areas that need cleaning.
Rental & Vacant Properties
Cleanup of heavy buildup and waste after a difficult move-out or prolonged vacancy.
A practical way forward
Start where the property is today.
You do not need to clean before contacting us. Tell us which rooms need attention and what you want help with.
We’ll ask about access, belongings, and who can approve the work. If you’re arranging cleanup for someone else, explain your role and any deadline.
- Identify the rooms that need attention.
- Point out belongings that need review.
- Discuss access and your timing.
Your belongings matter
A thorough cleanup. Thoughtful decisions.
Important papers and personal belongings can be mixed in with accumulated waste. Tell us about anything that needs particular attention.
We review what stays, what needs a decision, and what you authorize us to remove. Any sorting or inventory is included in the job scope before work begins.
Review what is there
Identify important belongings and items that need a closer look.
Agree on the next step
Review proposed cleaning and removal with the person authorizing the work.
Put the scope in writing
Record handling instructions and approved removal before cleanup starts.
Overwhelmed by the cleanup?
Start with the property’s location and a brief description. You do not need to know which service to request.
Our process
A clear plan from first call to finish.
Tell Us What You Need
Share the location, affected rooms, and general condition. Tell us about access limits or a deadline.
Review the Plan
We assess the surfaces, buildup, and contents. You review the proposed work, its limits, and the written price.
Complete the Cleanup
We clear approved waste and contents, then clean the accessible surfaces included in the job.
Review & Document
Review the completed work, receive the records included in your scope, and discuss any remaining property needs.
Before work begins
Know what the cleanup includes.
The amount of buildup, surface condition, contents, and access affect the work and price. We explain which areas we can clean and where cleaning may have limits.
If we uncover conditions that change the job, we discuss the additional work and cost before you approve it.
Cleanup & Removal
Your proposal identifies the rooms and surfaces to clean, items approved for removal, and any suitable disinfection. Removal and disposal arrangements are confirmed for the specific job.
Separate Services
Pest control, repairs, and replacement materials are not included. Blood, rodent waste, or other contamination may require a different cleanup scope, which we review before proceeding.
Project records document the work performed. They are not regulatory clearance, inspection approval, environmental certification, or a determination that a property is safe or habitable.
Common questions
A few things you may be wondering.
What is extreme cleaning?
This service addresses heavy buildup, accumulated waste, and neglected rooms that need more preparation and cleaning than routine service. We assess the condition before confirming the work.
How is this different from a deep clean?
Our detailed deep cleaning focuses on accessible rooms and surfaces. Extreme cleaning addresses heavier buildup and may require waste or contents to be cleared before cleaning can begin.
Do I need to clear the property first?
No. Describe the property as it is. We’ll discuss what needs to be moved, which belongings need attention, and any preparation required before work starts.
Will you throw everything away?
No. Removal is based on what the authorized person approves. Tell us about important papers, valuables, and sentimental belongings so their handling can be addressed in the scope.
Can you remove every stain or odor?
We do not promise complete stain or odor removal. During the assessment, we discuss the materials involved, likely cleaning limits, and whether other work may be needed.
How much does extreme cleaning cost?
The affected areas, buildup, contents, access, and removal requirements determine the price. You receive a written proposal before deciding to proceed. Photos may help us understand the condition, but an on-site assessment may still be needed.
Have a question about the condition of your property? Call us to discuss it.
Extreme cleaning for homes and properties in Santa Clara County and San Mateo County. Share the location and cleanup needs so we can confirm availability.
South Bay
& Peninsula.
Extreme cleaning for homeowners, families, property managers, and people responsible for a neglected property.
Santa Clara County
- Campbell
- Cupertino
- Gilroy
- Los Altos
- Los Altos Hills
- Los Gatos
- Milpitas
- Monte Sereno
- Morgan Hill
- Mountain View
- Palo Alto
- San Jose
- Santa Clara
- Saratoga
- Sunnyvale
San Mateo County
- Atherton
- Belmont
- Brisbane
- Burlingame
- Colma
- Daly City
- East Palo Alto
- Foster City
- Half Moon Bay
- Hillsborough
- Menlo Park
- Millbrae
- Pacifica
- Portola Valley
- Redwood City
- San Bruno
- San Carlos
- San Mateo
- Woodside
Let’s make a plan for your property.
Tell us which rooms need attention and what you want the cleanup to accomplish.
Contact Aseptaclean
Tell us what needs cleanup.
Share the property’s location, affected rooms, and general condition. A short description is enough to begin.