The four things that move the price
Every quote we issue comes down to scope, condition, access and timing. Scope is how much of the property is in the job. Condition is how far it has drifted from clean. Access decides how much of the visit is productive work. Timing covers out-of-hours, weekend and same-day requests.
- Scope — rooms, floors and whether add-ons are included
- Condition — build-up, staining and how long since the last clean
- Access — parking, stairs, lifts, keys and whether the space is clear
- Timing — standard hours versus evenings, weekends or urgent turnarounds
What is always included in our after builders cleaning
We quote against a fixed written scope so nothing is discovered halfway through. For after builders cleaning that scope covers the following as standard.
- Fine construction dust removed from every surface
- Paint, adhesive and plaster spots addressed
- Windows cleaned internally with frames and tracks
- Floors mopped, sealed and buffed as appropriate
- Kitchens and bathrooms de-dusted and sanitised
Where cheap quotes usually hide the money
A low number normally means a shorter visit, fewer cleaners, or a scope that quietly excludes the parts that take longest. Ask any quote three questions: how many hours, how many cleaners, and what is explicitly excluded. If a quote will not answer those in writing, it is not a quote.
Methods and materials we price in
Chemistry and equipment change the time a job takes, and both are priced into the visit rather than added later.
- HEPA vacuum on plaster dust
- Solvent on paint splashes
- Micro-fibre wet-wipe pass over every horizontal surface
- Grout wash on new tiling
How to get a real number
Send us the property size, the rough condition and your preferred date. Most quotes go back the same working day, and we would rather turn a job down than quote a number we cannot deliver against.
The service behind this guide
Dust, debris and residue removed after renovations and new builds.
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