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Weekly, fortnightly, or a one-off?

People usually come to us for one of three reasons: they want the house kept on a rhythm, they are moving, or they have let it go for a while and need a proper reset. Those are different jobs. Booking the wrong one is how you end up paying for a deep clean every week, or wondering why a two-hour regular visit did not touch the oven.

Weekly

Best if you work long days, have children or pets, or simply want bathrooms and kitchens kept on top of. We try to send the same cleaner each time so they already know the house. The visit is maintenance — surfaces, floors, bathrooms, kitchen — not emptying the oven every week unless you ask.

Fortnightly

The most common booking for a busy two-person flat or a family that still does a bit themselves. Dust and bathrooms do not get away from you, but you are not paying for a visit you do not need. If a fortnight starts to feel tight, we can move you to weekly. If it feels like overkill, drop to monthly or book one-offs.

A one-off or deep clean

Use this after a winter of neglect, before guests, after builders, or when you are moving in or out. It is slower, heavier work: ovens, limescale, skirting, insides of cupboards if they are empty enough to do. A regular weekly slot will not replace that in a single visit.

End of tenancy and after-builders are their own services, not a slightly longer domestic clean. Say which one you need when you enquire.

How we decide with you

Tell us the postcode, how the house is used, and what is bothering you. We will quote the job you described — not upsell a package on the page. Recurring visits are discounted against a one-off of the same size; the exact figure is in the quote.

Same rules as the rest of SN: own staff, insured, DBS-checked, we bring the supplies, and we come back free if we miss something and you tell us within 24 hours.

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