Domestic property guide

Planning a residential clean around the property condition

Every cleaning quotation should define what is included. We set realistic expectations for staining, limescale, paint residue, damaged finishes and items that cannot be restored through cleaning alone.

Every cleaning quotation should define what is included. We set realistic expectations for staining, limescale, paint residue, damaged finishes and items that cannot be restored through cleaning alone.

Start with the property and the intended result

A useful scope records the condition that can be seen, the areas to be included, the required finish and any access constraints. Photographs and measurements help establish what can be priced remotely and what needs an inspection.

Work that may form part of the scope

End of tenancy cleaning

A structured clean of agreed rooms, fixtures, fittings and accessible surfaces, with exclusions or heavily soiled specialist items identified.

Deep cleaning

Detailed cleaning for occupied or vacant homes that need more attention than a routine domestic clean.

Builder's cleans

Removal of normal construction dust and residue after works, completed once trades have substantially finished.

Carpet cleaning

Professional cleaning of agreed carpeted areas, subject to fibre type, condition and stain limitations.

Pressure washing

Cleaning of suitable external hard surfaces after checking their condition and the risk of damage or water spread.

Before work begins

Ask for a written quotation that records the agreed work, access method, assumptions and exclusions. If concealed defects are found during the job, they should be reported and approved before additional chargeable work proceeds.

A common question

Do you guarantee every stain will be removed?

No responsible cleaner can guarantee this. Results depend on the material, age and cause of the stain.

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