Before & after
Real jobs in real Peninsula homes
Every pair below is a real job, start to finish. Drag the handle across to compare.
Nothing here is staged and nothing is a stock photo. If a before shot looks bad, that is because the room looked like that when she walked in — which is the whole point.
Range hood with grease-clogged brown filters before a deep cleanBeforeAfter
Range hood filters, in place
Grease sets hard in a hood filter and a wipe-over does nothing. These came out, went through a hot degreasing soak, and went back.
White tile wall with brown staining in the grout lines during cleaningBeforeAfter
Grout lines on white tile
Grout stains from the edges in, so it reads as dirty long before the tile does. Scrubbed line by line rather than mopped over.
Kitchen island covered in dishes, utensils and clutter with a full sink, before cleaningBeforeAfter
Kitchen island and sink
A full sink and a counter that had stopped being usable. Dishes done, everything cleared, counters and sink wiped down and dried.
Two range hood filters coated in orange-brown cooking grease before cleaningBeforeAfter
The same filters, out of the hood
Close up, the difference is the whole argument for a deep clean. This is the part of the kitchen nobody looks at until it starts to smell.
Bathroom sink with debris in the basin and water spotting on the black faucet before cleaningBeforeAfter
Bathroom vanity and faucet
Hard water spotting on matte black fixtures, build-up along the counter seam, and the usual debris in the basin. Descaled, not scoured.
Black hexagon tile bathroom floor looking dull and filmy before cleaningBeforeAfter
Black hex tile floor
Dark matte tile shows every footprint and film mark. Washed and buffed dry so the finish comes back instead of drying streaky.
About these photos
Why the before shots are not flattering
A gallery of already-tidy rooms tells you nothing. These are the jobs where the difference was worth photographing — baked-on hood grease, stained grout, hard water on matte black fixtures, and tile that had gone dull.
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