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Scope
We work to a fixed room-by-room list so nothing gets skipped on the day. Tell us the property size and how long since the last proper clean and we'll scope it.
Move-out detail
Best fit
Which clean do I need
A quick guide to the difference between a regular clean, a deep clean and an end of tenancy clean.
| Aspect | Regular clean | Deep clean | End of tenancy |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is for | Keeping a home on top of between visits | A one-off reset of grime that has built up | Handing a property back to checkout standard |
| Typical frequency | Weekly or fortnightly | Every few months, or as a one-off | Once, at move-out |
| Where the time goes | Surfaces, floors, kitchen and bathroom upkeep | Behind appliances, the extractor, grout, skirting and inside cupboards | The full checkout list, including inside the oven and limescale |
| Best when | You want a tidy home kept up without the effort | Things have built up or it has been a long time | You are moving out and want the deposit back |
Extras
Request these in your quote. All priced within the same booking.
Scope limits
So there are no surprises, here is what sits outside the standard clean. Several of these can be added on request.
Common problems
Typical timings
These are typical market timings as a rough guide, not our quote. A property that has been let go, or one with several bathrooms, sits at the top of the range or beyond, since each extra bathroom adds the best part of an hour.
| Property size | Typical time |
|---|---|
| Studio or 1-bed flat | around 3 to 5 hours |
| 2-bed flat or house | around 4 to 7 hours |
| 3-bed house | around 6 to 9 hours |
| 4-bed house | most of a day, sometimes two visits |
| 5-bed or larger | a full day, often a larger team |
Pricing factors
No fixed prices. Scope, condition, and access all feed into the final figure.
3 steps
Quote checklist
Faster quotes happen when we have full scope upfront. Copy this list into your message.
FAQs
A regular clean keeps on top of the surfaces you use every day. A deep clean is a one-off reset that gets to everything underneath, behind the appliances, the extractor, the skirting, the grout, inside the cupboards, the stuff a weekly tidy never touches. It takes longer because we're working a fixed room-by-room list rather than a quick once-over.
There's no flat rate, because a tidy one-bed and a four-bed that's not been done in a year are very different jobs. We quote on the property size, the condition, how much has built up and the access, then confirm the price before you book. No charge gets added on the day.
If you want the insides of cupboards and drawers done, clear them first so we can get at the surfaces, or ask us to add that to the job. Otherwise nothing. We bring our own kit and products.
Where they pull out safely and there's room, yes, we'll get behind and under them. Some are plumbed in or wedged in tight, and we won't force anything that risks damaging a floor or a connection. Tell us what you've got and we'll say what's reachable.
Depends on the size and the state of it. A small flat can be a few hours; a larger house that's been let go is most of a day. We give you a realistic time window with the quote so you can plan around it.
Yes. We bring our own products, cloths, machines and the kit for descaling and degreasing, so you do not need to supply anything. If you would rather we used a specific product, for a stone worktop or a finish you are careful with, tell us when we scope the job and we will work with it.
Most homes do well with one every three to four months, or two to three times a year, on top of regular upkeep. Busy households with pets, children or a heavily used kitchen tend to want them more often. A place that is rarely used, or already cleaned weekly, might only need one a year.
No, as long as we can get in and out and you have shown us round or left clear notes first. Plenty of people leave a key or give us access details and come back to a finished job. If you would rather be there, that is fine too.
We take off most of it. Months of limescale on taps, screens and tiles, and baked-on grease around the hob and extractor, come up well with the right products and time. What will not always lift fully is etching where limescale has pitted the surface underneath, or staining that has gone into worn grout or old enamel. We will tell you on the day what is dirt and what is permanent marking.
Locations
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