01Review the space once furniture has gone
Removing furnishings reveals dust, dirt along edges and marks from use. We clean agreed floors, skirting boards, doors and accessible interior fittings. Washrooms and kitchen areas can also be included. Remaining possessions are not automatically treated as waste; we establish which areas are freely available before work starts.
02A clean start at the new premises
New premises may also benefit from a thorough clean before furnishing. We clean agreed surfaces before furniture is installed or work by released area if the move is already underway. This prevents accessible floors and fittings from being overlooked because cleaning and installation take place too close together.
03Let the finish guide the treatment
An empty room may still contain sensitive flooring, glazing or coatings. Methods are adapted to the materials, distinguishing dirt from wear or damage. Carpet, protective finishes or stubborn contamination may require a separate treatment. This is described individually so moving-related cleaning and specialist maintenance remain clearly defined.
04Fit the departure, installation and handover
We agree access and cleaning times around the move. If some areas remain occupied, work can be carried out room by room. Afterwards, we check the agreed components with the handover point in mind. Moving furniture and removing remaining materials are separate tasks, not assumed parts of the cleaning service.