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PRICE BEFORE YOU COMMIT
Prices and what is included
Quoted for your job. Send the size, condition, photos and access details for a free quotation.
The quotation lists the agreed tasks and any extras. Parking, access and congestion charges may apply. The final scope and price are confirmed before work starts.
Compare all starting rates and inclusionsWhat your quote covers
The quotation lists the rooms, surfaces or items and the agreed tasks. Tell us which parts need specialist attention so the inclusions are clear before booking.
What needs separate agreement
Extra tasks, specialist treatments, inaccessible areas and furniture handling must be agreed beforehand. Cleaning cannot repair permanent wear or damage, and results depend on the material and condition.
YOUR PROPERTY AND YOUR PRIORITIES
What to expect from end of tenancy cleaning
Use the inventory to define the clean
Share the agent or landlord checklist and identify what is relevant to your property. Note bathrooms, kitchen appliances, cupboards and any furnished rooms. Report damage separately from dirt. Cleaning can address suitable soiling, but cannot repair burns, worn surfaces, broken fittings or carpet colour loss.
Separate the main clean from carpet treatment
If the inventory calls for carpet cleaning, list the rooms and stairs rather than assuming it comes with the property clean. Bedrooms start from £35, living rooms from £45 and staircases from £40. Old stains or deeper contamination may require a separate assessment. Ask for all agreed tasks in the same quote.
Time the work around removals and keys
An empty property is usually easier to assess and reach than one full of moving boxes. Tell us when belongings will be removed, who holds the keys and when the inspection is planned. Leave time for damp surfaces or treated carpets to dry before furniture, new occupants or inspection traffic return.
Avoid a last-minute access problem
For London blocks, check entry instructions, lift access, loading arrangements and any working-hour restrictions with the building manager. Include the floor and full postcode in your enquiry. Availability, parking and any additional access costs are confirmed before the appointment is agreed.
Check the finished scope at handover
Keep the agreed checklist available and raise a concern promptly if something in that scope needs review. A cleaning visit does not certify the whole property or settle a tenancy dispute. Take your own dated handover photographs if you need a record of condition.
Request a quote for the actual property
Send room counts, appliance details, the tenancy checklist and photos of the areas that need the most attention. Let us know whether upholstery, rugs or mattresses are part of the request. We will confirm what can be included and the total before work begins.
FROM YOUR FIRST MESSAGE TO OUR VISIT
Three steps. Nothing left unclear.
Send the essentials once. We’ll talk through the practical details with you.
Show us what needs attention
Send the room or item list, your postcode and photos of any marks. Mention stairs, parking or restricted access.
Start your enquiryKnow the scope and price
We confirm suitability, the total and availability. Ask about anything that matters before agreeing to book.
Explore starting pricesMake space for the visit
Clear small items and arrange access. We explain ventilation, drying and when you can use the treated surfaces again.
Prepare for your appointmentBefore your appointment
- List the rooms, surfaces or items you want included.
- Send photos of stains and care labels. Mention products already used.
- Confirm entry, parking, lift access and furniture that will remain in place.
- Agree the scope, price and any drying arrangements before the visit.
