01Beyond the routine tasks
Interior cleaning addresses items that need a separate treatment. These may include doors, internal frames, skirting boards, edges and accessible fittings. We define the surfaces to be cleaned and any preparation required. The distinction between a normal cleaning visit and a more intensive interior treatment remains clear.
02Furniture and upholstery cleaning
We clean agreed furniture and upholstery, including fabric chairs and upholstered seating. Textiles and hard furniture surfaces require different methods. For upholstery, we consider material information, colourfastness, contamination and moisture exposure before choosing a treatment. Drying time and ventilation are part of the schedule. Not every discolouration is a removable stain, so the expected result remains specific and realistic.
03Care around a furnished space
We work carefully around equipment, documents and personal belongings. We agree what needs clearing and which items will be moved before work starts. Opening cupboards, dismantling components or treating equipment is not automatically included. Clear preparation allows thorough cleaning without uncertainty about how your interior will be handled.
04Ready to use again
After treatment, we check the agreed items and discuss relevant observations. For wet-cleaned upholstery or surfaces, we explain what is required before they can be used again. Interior cleaning can be a one-off treatment or recur periodically alongside office cleaning and floor care.