Event & hall cleaning

The earlier the better, because food and drink stains on marble and carpet become harder to remove as they dry out. A floor wet from spilled drinks can leave a permanent mark if it is left for a day or two. Tell us as soon as the event ends and we agree a time.

Remove large leftover items such as plates, food waste and furniture that does not belong to the space. If the event was outdoors, close windows in adjoining rooms. The clearer the space, the more thorough the result.

Yes, marble absorbs liquids if they are not treated quickly and can be left with a lasting mark, carpet traps smells and stains deep in its fibres, and outdoor paving collects mud and sand in its joints. That is why we ask about the floor type when you contact us, so we can decide the right approach for each surface.

Yes, a larger space means more surfaces, more distant corners, and often a mix of floor types such as marble, ceramic and carpet in the same hall. That is why we ask about the hall size and the types of surfaces when you get in touch, so we can plan the work properly.

Yes, an open outdoor space brings in soil, leaves and sand, and involves outdoor surfaces such as paving, concrete and artificial grass, possibly with damp from hosing. A closed hall needs more attention to carpet and interior surfaces. In both cases we need you to describe the space before we agree on the right service.

Tent washing differs from cleaning a closed hall because the canvas, poles and inner flooring of a tent need different treatment from hard surfaces. If your event took place in a tent, see the tent cleaning service in the list below for what the work covers.

The price depends on the size of the space, the number and types of surfaces such as marble, carpet and glass, how easy it is to reach different parts, and how much is left behind after the event. We agree on the price after you describe the space and the type of event.