Spring in North Atlanta means pollen, and it ends up inside. It settles on window sills, blinds, ceiling fans and baseboards, and every open door brings in more. A spring deep clean resets all of it at once. You can follow the daily count from Atlanta Allergy and Asthma, the practice that publishes Atlanta's daily pollen count.
The spring checklist
Where pollen settles
- Interior windows, sills and ledges
- Blinds, wiped slat by slat
- Ceiling fans and light fixtures
- Air vent covers
- Baseboards, wiped and spot cleaned
- Doors, frames and switch plates
The rest of the reset
- Every surface hand wiped, not just dusted
- Bathrooms disinfected, with surface grout cleaning
- A detailed kitchen wipe, including the range hood
- Inside the oven and fridge (add-ons)
- Floors vacuumed and mopped
Everything on this list is part of our deep clean. Inside the oven and fridge are add-ons you pick when you book.
Keep pollen out longer
- Keep windows shut on heavy pollen days, and check the daily count before you open them.
- Leave shoes at the door, and wipe dog paws after walks.
- Have your HVAC filter checked by an HVAC technician. Filter changes are not part of our cleaning.
- Clean after the worst of the season passes, so the reset lasts.
Common questions
When should I book a spring deep clean in North Atlanta?
After the heaviest pollen days pass, so the clean lasts. Check the daily count from Atlanta Allergy and Asthma.
Does a deep clean remove pollen from blinds and sills?
Yes. Interior windows, sills, ledges, blinds, fans, light fixtures and vent covers are all part of our deep clean.