House cleaning

If dust comes back quickly after wiping, or if corners, shelves and gaps behind furniture have not been touched for a long time, the home needs a clean that reaches those spots. The same applies when grease marks in the kitchen or deposits in the bathroom have built up in stages.

Old-house cleaning faces the build-up of long use: hardened grease in the kitchen, deposits on ceramic and sanitary ware, and dust settled in cracks. A new home carries construction dust and finishing residue, which is a different kind of soiling and is handled differently.

The size of the home, the number of rooms, bathrooms and kitchens, its general condition and when it was last cleaned, whether it is occupied or empty, and which surfaces need particular care such as marble or wood. All of that is mentioned when you call and shapes the agreed details.

Clear small personal items off surfaces and shelves, and open the way to spots you want cleaned behind furniture or in corners. If there are rooms or surfaces you do not want touched, tell us in advance.

Hourly house cleaning suits smaller homes or anyone who wants a specific part of their home cleaned rather than all of it. For larger homes or those needing a full clean, the details are agreed based on the home's condition, and that is discussed when you call.

Check corners, high shelves and gaps behind furniture, look at glass surfaces and mirrors, and inspect bathrooms for deposits on the sanitary ware. If you notice anything that was not dealt with, mention it straight away before the team leaves.

If the home has recently had construction or renovation work and carries cement dust, paint residue or building deposits on the surfaces, that needs post-construction cleaning. If it is an occupied home due for a regular clean, a standard house clean is the right choice.