Prices
Deep Cleaning prices
Studio / 1 bedroom
From $300
2 bedrooms
From $360
3 bedrooms
From $440
4+ bedrooms
From $520
Each extra bathroom adds $50. Add-ons: inside oven (+$35), inside fridge (+$35), inside cabinets (+$40), interior windows (+$45), pets in the home (+$15).
What you get
What’s included — and what isn’t
Included
- Baseboards hand-wiped throughout
- Door frames, doors and trim wiped
- Light fixtures and ceiling fans dusted
- Air vents and returns dusted
- Window sills and tracks cleaned
- Blinds dusted
- Wall spot-cleaning of marks and scuffs
- Grease removed from stovetop, range hood and backsplash
- Cabinet fronts detail-cleaned
- Behind and under movable small appliances
Not included
- Inside oven and fridge unless added
- Inside cabinets in an occupied home (add-on)
- Exterior windows (see window cleaning)
- Mold, smoke or biohazard remediation
How it works
Booked in minutes, done in one visit
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Get your price
Choose your service and home size online. Your price shows instantly.
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Pick a time
Same-day or next-day is often open in Folsom. Tell us how to get in.
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We clean to the checklist
A background-checked crew with its own supplies, and a free re-clean if anything is missed.
Why Apex Home Point
One local team for every kind of clean in Folsom
We help Folsom homeowners, renters, landlords and businesses keep homes, apartments and offices clean, and get them ready when people move in, move out, rent or sell. Published prices, a written checklist and a free re-clean if we miss something.
Local guide
Gold Rush town, prison, dam and Intel: Folsom from Sutter Street to Folsom Ranch
Folsom started out as Granite City during the Gold Rush and was renamed for Joseph Libbey Folsom, who laid out the town and died in 1855. Folsom Prison opened in 1880, the city incorporated in 1946, and Folsom Dam created Folsom Lake in 1956. About 80,000 people live here now (80,454 in the 2020 census), and Intel is by far the biggest employer, with 6,318 people on its Folsom payroll in the city’s 2020 report.
Homes north of Highway 50 that have had 20 or 30 years of family life get the most from a deep clean: grout, baseboards, doors, vents, fans and cabinet faces.
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Population (2020 census) | 80,454 |
| Households (2020) | 28,336, in 29,574 homes |
| Owners vs renters (2020) | 68.0% owner-occupied, 32.0% rented |
| ZIP code | 95630 |
| Incorporated | April 20, 1946 |
| Largest employers (2020 city report) | Intel (6,318), California State Prison, Sacramento (1,469), Folsom Cordova Unified (1,112) |
| Trash & bulky pickup | City of Folsom, up to three free bulky pickups a year for single-family homes |
Source: Wikipedia: Folsom, California
Neighborhood by neighborhood
Where we work and what we see
| Area | Typical needs |
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| Historic Folsom and Sutter Street | The oldest part of town, with older homes and cottages near the historic district. Good fits: a deep clean first, then regular visits. |
| Empire Ranch, Broadstone and Natoma Station | Established family neighborhoods north of Highway 50. Good fits: every-two-week cleaning, a deep clean each spring and garage clean-outs. |
| American River Canyon and Prairie Oaks | Larger homes near the river canyon and Lake Natoma. Good fits: deep cleaning, window cleaning and pre-listing cleans. |
| Folsom Ranch and the Folsom Plan Area | New construction south of Highway 50. Builders leave fine dust in cabinets, vents and window tracks, so a move-in or post-construction clean before you unpack is worth it. |
If everyone is out of the house all day, a crew every two weeks with a door code means nobody has to be home and the house never gets far behind.
Room-by-room checklist
What our deep cleaning includes
Every deep cleaning in Folsom follows the same written checklist, so you know exactly what gets done:
| Area | Tasks |
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| Everything in a standard clean, plus | Baseboards hand-wiped throughout · Door frames, doors and trim wiped · Light fixtures and ceiling fans dusted · Air vents and returns dusted · Window sills and tracks cleaned · Blinds dusted · Wall spot-cleaning of marks and scuffs |
| Kitchen | Grease removed from stovetop, range hood and backsplash · Cabinet fronts detail-cleaned · Behind and under movable small appliances · Inside oven and fridge (add-ons) |
| Bathrooms | Tile and grout lines scrubbed · Soap scum and hard-water buildup removed · Fixtures descaled and polished · Exhaust fan covers dusted |
Choose the right clean
Standard vs deep vs move-out cleaning
Most homes only need a standard clean. Book a deep clean if the home hasn’t been professionally cleaned in a few months, and a move-out clean when the home is empty and a landlord or buyer will inspect it.
| Standard clean | Deep clean | Move-out clean | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Keeping a lived-in home clean | First visit, seasonal reset, before guests | Empty home before handing back the keys |
| Kitchen | Counters, sink, stovetop, appliance fronts, microwave | Plus grease buildup, cabinet fronts, hood | Plus inside oven, fridge, every cabinet and drawer |
| Bathrooms | Cleaned and sanitized | Plus grout, scale and soap scum | Plus inside vanities and medicine cabinets |
| Dusting | Reachable surfaces | Plus baseboards, doors, vents, fans, blinds | Every surface including closets |
| 1 bedroom | $200 | $300 | $400 |
| 3 bedrooms | $290 | $440 | $560 |
Is it right for you?
Who books deep cleaning in Folsom
- Homes not professionally cleaned in a few months
- First visit before every-other-week cleaning
- Spring and fall resets
- Before hosting holidays or family visits
- After a long illness, a new baby or a busy season
Pricing
What changes the price
Our prices are published so you can compare before you call. These are the things that can move a price up or down:
- Home size
- How long since the last professional clean
- Amount of grease, soap scum and hard-water buildup
- Pets and pet hair
- Add-ons (inside oven, fridge, cabinets, interior windows)
You always see your price before booking, and anything unusual is confirmed with you before work starts. Text a photo to (916) 465-1850 if you’re not sure.
Before we arrive
How to prepare
- 1Clear countertops and floors as much as possible
- 2Empty the fridge or oven if you added those
- 3Secure pets in one room
- 4Tell us about delicate surfaces like natural stone
Homeowners, landlords & realtors
Getting a Folsom home ready to rent or sell
Much of our work in Folsom is helping people at the moments a home changes hands: tenants moving out, owners getting a rental ready for the next tenant, sellers preparing for listing photos, and new owners or renters moving in. We clean houses, apartments, condos and offices: empty or furnished.
| Situation | What we do |
|---|---|
| Rental turnover | Haul away anything the last tenant left, then a full move-out clean with inside appliances, cabinets and closets. |
| Getting ready to sell | Clear clutter and old furniture, then a deep clean before photos and showings; windows and carpet on request. |
| Moving in | A move-in clean so kitchens, bathrooms and closets are clean before your things arrive. |
| Moving out | A landlord-ready clean and free re-clean if your landlord documents something we missed. |
One company for the clean-out and the clean means one appointment, one crew and one invoice. Move-out cleaning starts at $400; junk removal at $75.
Deep Cleaning near you
Deep Cleaning across Folsom
Folsom sits in eastern Sacramento County along Lake Natoma and Folsom Lake. Historic Folsom and Sutter Street anchor the older part of town, while neighborhoods like Empire Ranch, Broadstone and the newer Folsom Ranch south of Highway 50 are mostly single-family homes.
Folsom provides its own residential solid waste service, including scheduled bulky item pickups for single-family homes.
We serve every part of Folsom, including Historic Folsom, Empire Ranch, Broadstone, Natoma Station, American River Canyon, Folsom Ranch, Prairie Oaks.
| Area | Details |
|---|---|
| ZIP codes | 95630 |
| County / jurisdiction | Sacramento County |
| Our office | 2020 Hurley Way Unit 150, Sacramento, CA 95825 |
| Hours | Mon–Fri 7am–7pm, Sat 8am–6pm, Sun 9am–5pm |
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Do you clean new homes in Folsom Ranch before move-in?
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Yes. A move-in clean gets construction dust out of cabinets, drawers, closets, vents and window tracks. If the builder left heavy dust or debris, our post-construction clean is the better fit.
Which parts of Folsom do you serve?
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All of ZIP 95630, including Historic Folsom, Empire Ranch, Broadstone, Natoma Station, American River Canyon, Prairie Oaks and Folsom Ranch.
Folsom picks up bulky items for free. Why would I hire you?
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The city program is a good deal when you can wait for a date and get everything to the curb. People hire us when items are still inside or upstairs, when there’s more than the pickup allows, or when it needs to be gone sooner.
How much does deep cleaning cost in Folsom?
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$300 for a 1-bedroom, $360 for 2 bedrooms, $440 for 3 and $520 for 4 or more.
What’s the difference between a deep clean and a standard clean?
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A deep clean adds baseboards, door frames, vents, ceiling fans, blinds, window sills and tracks, grout scrubbing and buildup removal in kitchens and bathrooms.
How long does a deep clean take?
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Usually two to three times as long as a standard clean of the same home. We send a bigger crew for larger homes.
How often should I get a deep clean?
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Once or twice a year for most homes, or as the first visit before regular cleaning.
Do you clean inside the oven and fridge?
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Yes, as add-ons ($35 each). They are included in every move-out clean.
Is a deep clean the same as a move-out clean?
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No. A move-out clean happens in an empty home and includes the inside of every cabinet, drawer, closet and appliance.
Can I book a deep clean and then switch to regular visits?
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Yes. That’s the most common path. Regular cleaning then starts at $200 per visit.
Do you serve all of Folsom?
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Yes. We serve all of Folsom, including Historic Folsom, Empire Ranch, Broadstone, Natoma Station (ZIP codes 95630).
How soon can you come to Folsom?
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Same-day or next-day appointments are often available in Folsom. Book online to see open times, or call (916) 465-1850 (Mon–Fri 7am–7pm, Sat 8am–6pm, Sun 9am–5pm).
Is deep cleaning priced differently in Folsom?
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No. We use the same published prices across the Sacramento area, so a Folsom home costs the same as one in Sacramento.