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Pick the jobs a regular clean skips, add them to any visit, and pay for only what you want done.
A standard house cleaning keeps the surfaces you live with clean: counters, sinks, floors, bathrooms, the outside of appliances. It doesn't open the oven, pull the fridge shelves, hand-wipe forty slats of blinds or climb up to the fan over the stairs. Those jobs take real time, and not every home needs them every visit. That's what add-on cleaning services are for.
At Krystal View Cleaning, a family-owned company based in Davenport, you can add any of the items below to a standard, deep, recurring, move-out or vacation-rental clean. Add one for a single visit, rotate a couple through your recurring schedule, or stack several before a move or the start of the season. Each section explains what we actually do, when it's worth paying for, and how Florida's humidity, pollen and sand change the picture.
Two limits worth knowing before you read on. Windows are interior only: we don't do exterior or high-rise window washing. And we don't do carpet steam cleaning or extraction. Everything else here is regular work for our team.
Add-ons stack on top of a regular visit. You tell us which ones you want when you book, we build the time into the appointment, and the estimate reflects exactly what's on the list. There's no package to buy.
Some items overlap with a deep clean. A deep clean already hand-wipes baseboards, dusts fans and vents and details the bathrooms, so you'd add the oven, fridge or cabinet interiors on top. A standard clean covers less, so add-ons do more of the work there. On a move-in or move-out clean in an empty home, inside the oven, fridge and cabinets are the three most landlords and buyers check first, so most people include all three.
For recurring clients, the cheapest way to keep a house fully detailed is to rotate add-ons: blinds one month, baseboards the next, fridge before a holiday. You get deep-clean results spread across the year without one long, expensive visit.
We clean the oven cavity, the inside of the door glass, the door edges and gasket area, and the racks. Baked-on grease and carbon take time and patience, so we work with non-toxic products like Bon Ami and plenty of scrubbing rather than fuming sprays. That matters in a house where you'll be cooking dinner a few hours later. The glass between the two door panes isn't reachable without taking the door apart, so we leave that alone.
It's worth adding before a move-out inspection, before you sell, before hosting a holiday meal, or once or twice a year if you roast and bake a lot. If you use the self-clean cycle, let us know. The ash it leaves wipes out easily, but heavy spills that have been self-cleaned a few times can leave dark stains that won't fully come back.
We take out the removable shelves and drawers, wash them, wipe the walls and ceiling of the fridge, clean the door bins and run a cloth along the door gasket where crumbs and spills collect. The freezer gets the same treatment if it isn't packed or iced over. We don't defrost a freezer with heavy ice buildup during a cleaning visit.
The job goes fastest when the fridge is close to empty, which is why it pairs so well with move-outs, snowbird close-downs and the day before a big grocery run. In a lived-in kitchen we'll set the food on the counter, clean, and put it back. We don't sort or toss your food unless you ask us to, and we'll point out anything obviously spoiled.
The interior windows add-on covers the inside face of the glass, the frames and sills, and the tracks of windows and sliding glass doors we can safely reach from the floor or a step ladder. Tracks are where Florida homes hide the most dirt: sand from the pool deck, dead lovebugs and a gray paste of dust and humidity that a quick vacuum doesn't lift.
We get asked about window cleaning in Celebration and the other resort-style neighborhoods a lot, since those homes tend to have big sliders facing the pool. To be clear about scope: we clean interior glass only. We don't wash exteriors, second-story outside panes or high-rise windows. If you want the outside done too, a window-washing company is the right call, and booking them the same week as us gives you clear glass on both sides.
A standard clean dusts the top of the blinds. The add-on wipes them slat by slat on both sides. In Florida that difference shows. Humid air makes dust stick instead of fall off, so blinds near the kitchen pick up a greasy film and blinds in bathrooms and bedrooms can spot with mildew along the edges.
We clean faux wood, vinyl and metal mini blinds by hand with a damp microfiber cloth and dry them as we go, since water left on wood slats can warp them. Fabric shades and delicate woven blinds don't get wet-cleaned; we dust or vacuum them instead. Add blinds once or twice a year, or right after pollen season when everything in the house has a yellow cast.
Ceiling fans in Central Florida run most of the year, and every blade grows a fuzzy edge of dust that flings across the room the first time someone turns the speed up. High dusting covers fan blades and housings, light fixtures within reach, the tops of kitchen cabinets, crown molding ledges, plant shelves, door frames and the face of vent and air return grilles.
We work from a step ladder or with extension dusters and clean top to bottom so nothing falls on floors we've already done. Two-story foyers and fans over staircases get cleaned as far as we can reach safely; we'll tell you up front if a fixture is out of range. Our guide to ceiling fan and high dusting in Florida homes covers how often to do it and how to keep up between visits.
Most Central Florida homes are tile from end to end, and tile baseboards catch everything: mop splash, sand from the lanai, pet hair and the gray line that forms where the vacuum doesn't quite reach. The add-on means hand-wiping each run of baseboard, along with the corners and the bottoms of door frames, instead of a pass with a duster.
High-traffic areas show it first, like the hallway from the garage, the path from the sliding door to the kitchen and the kids' bathroom. If your home is on a recurring plan, baseboards every few months keep them from ever needing a scrub. A deep clean already includes them, so you don't need this add-on on top of one.
We wash, dry and fold a load or two in your machines while the rest of the clean is under way. Because it runs on your washer and dryer cycle times, tell us roughly how much there is when you book so we can plan the visit around it. We follow the care labels and your instructions on detergent and drying, and we fold and leave everything in a spot you choose.
It's popular with families on a recurring plan and with snowbirds who want stored sheets washed before they arrive. We don't do ironing, and we don't take laundry out of the house.
We strip the beds, put on the fresh linens you've set out, and make the beds properly with pillows arranged. Used sheets go to the laundry room, or into the wash if you've also booked laundry and fold. We use the linens you supply and don't bring our own.
This is standard on vacation rental turnovers when the host supplies linens, and it's a nice add to an owner-arrival clean or a clean before guests come to stay. Bunk rooms and trundle beds take longer, so mention them when you book.
We wipe the shelves, sides and doors inside kitchen and bathroom cabinets and drawers, including the cabinet under the sink, where drips and old cleaning bottles leave rings. In an empty home this is quick and almost always worth it before a move-out walk-through. In a lived-in home, it goes fastest if you clear the shelves you want done. Otherwise we lift items out, wipe and put them back where they were. We don't reorganize.
Humidity matters here too. A cabinet that stays closed in a damp kitchen or bathroom can get a musty smell, and a clean wipe-down with the doors left open to air for a few minutes helps.
Florida's outdoor rooms get dirty in their own way. Pollen coats the lanai from about February through April, lovebugs pile up on screens and furniture in spring and fall, and sand from the pool deck tracks everywhere. On a lanai or patio we sweep or vacuum the floor, knock down cobwebs, wipe outdoor furniture and tables and clean the reachable screen frames and sliding-door tracks. Condo balconies get the same treatment, within what your building allows.
In a garage we sweep, clear cobwebs and wipe accessible shelves and the door to the house. We don't pressure wash, haul junk or clean out a packed garage. This add-on fits well before a party, after pollen season and on snowbird open-up cleans. When you're ready to pick your add-ons, ask for a free estimate or call +1 877-754-5614.
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Call +1 877-754-5614 or fill out our quick form. Tell us about your home and what you need cleaned — no obligation.
Pick a one-time clean or a recurring plan (weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly). We build the visit around your home and schedule.
Our insured, detail-focused team gets to work — and you come home to a spotless space. Backed by our satisfaction guarantee.
Where We Clean
Available in Davenport and communities throughout Polk, Osceola, Orange, Lake & Seminole counties.
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Not on a standard visit with most companies, including ours. Inside the oven is an add-on because it takes extra time to cut through baked-on grease. Add it to any clean and we'll do the cavity, door glass and racks.
It's worth it when there's real buildup, before a move-out inspection or sale, or before a holiday when you'll be cooking a lot. For light spills, wiping it yourself after it cools is enough. We use non-toxic products, so there's no lingering chemical smell when you turn it back on.
High dusting means cleaning everything above normal reach: ceiling fan blades, light fixtures, the tops of cabinets, crown molding, door frames, plant shelves and vent grilles. In Florida homes where fans run most of the year, it's one of the add-ons people notice most.
Inside only. Our interior windows add-on covers the inside glass, frames, sills and tracks. We don't do exterior or high-rise window washing, so for outside glass we'd recommend a window-washing company.
Usually not unless you ask, and that's how we handle it too. Laundry and fold is an add-on: we wash, dry and fold in your machines during the visit. Let us know how many loads so we can plan the time.
Fans that run every day collect dust quickly, so a quick dusting every couple of weeks and a full wipe-down every month or two is a reasonable target. On a recurring plan, you can add high dusting every other visit.
It helps but isn't required. An empty or nearly empty fridge is fastest. If it's full, we'll take the food out, clean, and put it back, and we'll point out anything that's clearly spoiled.
We vacuum carpets and rugs on every clean, but we don't do steam cleaning or carpet extraction. For that, book a carpet cleaning company before or after our visit.
Yes. Many recurring clients rotate one or two add-ons through the year, like blinds one month and baseboards the next. Just tell us before the visit so we can plan the extra time.
It depends on the size and condition of what's being cleaned: a lightly used oven takes far less time than one with years of buildup, and a home with twenty windows takes longer than a condo with six. Tell us what you want added and we'll include it in your free estimate.
Not happy with an area we cleaned? Tell us within 24 hours and we'll re-clean it free.
Detailed, buildup-busting clean for baseboards, fixtures, grout, and hard-to-reach areas.
Routine upkeep that keeps every room dusted, wiped, vacuumed, and fresh.
Deposit-back, realtor-ready cleaning for empty or furnished properties.
Call or send a few details about your place and we’ll get you a price and a time that works. Family-run, insured, and we come back to fix anything you’re not happy with.
