Clear the small things
Toys, cables, paperwork, plant pots, bins. Anything a crew has to pick up is time not spent cleaning, and small items get moved somewhere you will not find them.
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Dos and Don'tsFifteen Minutes That Make a Deep Clean Better
The difference between a crew cleaning your home and a crew tidying it is about fifteen minutes of preparation, and it is time you are otherwise paying for.
Leave the heavy things
We move sofas, beds and tables with sliders and floor protectors. Dragging a marble-topped console yourself is how floors get damaged before we arrive.
Put valuables away
Not because crews are untrustworthy, but because nobody should have to work around irreplaceable objects. Documents, jewellery and anything fragile go in a drawer.
Walk the property with the supervisor
Name the marks and what caused them, flag surfaces that need care, and point out anything already damaged. Five minutes here prevents most disagreements later.
Everything we do is scoped against the written checklist, priced after an inspection and fixed in writing before any work begins.
Questions
Answered plainly.
For the walkthrough at the start and the sign-off at the end. In between you are free to go out.
No. Tidy, do not clean. Dry vacuuming is the first stage of the job and our machines pull more than a domestic one.
Better out of the property for the day. Doors stay open between rooms and some equipment is loud.
Questions this did not answer? Just ask.
An inspection, a written scope and a price that holds. We will also tell you when the job does not need us.