Choosing a service
Standard cleaning vs deep cleaning: which do you need?
Compare standard and deep cleaning scopes, common use cases and the questions that help you choose the right service.
Read guide →Cleaning Direct guides
Practical, clearly scoped guidance—without invented statistics, fake reviews or promises a cleaning service cannot prove.
Build an estimateChoosing a service
Compare standard and deep cleaning scopes, common use cases and the questions that help you choose the right service.
Read guide →Moving home
A practical room-by-room checklist to prepare an empty property for an end-of-tenancy clean without making deposit guarantees.
Read guide →Before the visit
Simple preparation that gives a cleaner better access, protects privacy and keeps the visit focused on cleaning rather than tidying.
Read guide →Recurring cleaning
Choose a recurring cleaning frequency based on household use, build-up and the tasks you want handled between visits.
Read guide →Workplace cleaning
Build a practical office-cleaning brief covering work areas, shared facilities, access, waste and the tasks that need separate agreement.
Read guide →Short-let turnover
Plan a guest changeover with a repeatable cleaning, linen, stock and issue-reporting workflow without confusing cleaning with property management.
Read guide →Pricing explained
Understand how service scope, property size, frequency and optional extras affect a cleaning estimate—and what can change before confirmation.
Read guide →Moving home
Prepare an empty property, appliances, access and checkout evidence for a moving-out clean while keeping repairs and deposit decisions separate.
Read guide →Workplace cleaning
Set an office-cleaning frequency using occupancy, room use, contamination and review evidence instead of relying on a one-size-fits-all timetable.
Read guide →Printable template
Use this free cleaning-scope template to define rooms, routine tasks, access, safety, waste and handover before requesting a quote.
Read guide →Know the scope
The estimate builder uses published rules and checks the result again on the server.