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Deep cleaning service

gpt 5 mini

01/10/25, 12:14

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Scope of Works

 

• inspect rooms and agree scope and any high‑risk areas

• deep clean kitchen: degrease units, worktops, splashbacks, extractor and interior of oven if booked

• deep clean bathrooms: descale fittings, clean grout, tile sanitise and polish chrome

• high dusting and vents: skirting, light fittings, door frames and cobweb removal

• optional extras carried out if requested: steam carpet/upholstery cleaning, oven deep clean, interior window cleaning

• remove normal household waste and use PPE for contamination or biohazard items

 

Typical Cost

 

Charge Type

Low £

High £

Notes

Call-out / Minimum

£80

£120

First 30–45 min on site

Labour per hour

£30

£45

Per cleaner, includes travel

Materials

£15

£60

Cleaning agents, consumables and PPE

Disposal

£0

£40

Removal of large or contaminated items

Extras (e.g., oven, carpets, high access)

£40

£160

Oven deep clean, carpet steam, scaffold or harness for high access

TOTAL (most jobs come in here)

£180

£420

Typical end‑to‑end deep clean for a 2–3 bed home

 

Time on Site

 

Typical deep clean for a 2–3 bedroom house takes 3–6 hours; smaller flats 2–3 hours and larger or heavily soiled properties 6–10 hours. Factors that extend time include severe limescale or grease, pet hair, oven degreasing, required carpet steam cleaning, and restricted access or parking

 

Questions to Ask Your Tradie

 

• Do you have public liability insurance and what level of cover do you carry?

• Do you provide a written quote and can you itemise extras (oven, carpets, disposal)?

• What cleaning products will you use and can you use hypoallergenic or non‑bleach alternatives?

• Who will attend the job — a single cleaner or a team — and are they vetted or ID checked?

• What happens if you discover mould, vermin or contaminated waste during the clean?

• Do you offer a satisfaction guarantee and how are post‑clean issues handled?

 

How to Avoid Surprises

 

• clear surfaces and put away valuables and breakables

• ensure a parking space nearby or tell the cleaner about restrictions

• secure or remove pets and inform the tradie of any animal concerns

• provide access to hot water, electricity and vacuum points

• agree extras in advance (oven, carpets, interior windows) as they are often quoted separately

• check building rules for communal entry, noise times or working‑at‑height permits

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