The determination of the value for cleaning services can depend on various factors, including:

Property Size:

The size of the house or space to be cleaned can influence the time and effort required.

Level of Dirt/Mess:

If the property is very dirty or messy, it may require more time and effort to clean.

Cleaning Frequency: Regular services may be priced differently compared to one-time or less frequent cleanings.

Specific Services: If additional services, such as carpet, window, or appliance cleaning, are included, this can affect the cost.

Location: Costs may vary depending on the region or cost of living in the area.

Special Needs: If there is a need for specific cleaning products, special equipment, or considerations due to allergies, for example, this can influence the price.

Estimated Time: The time expected to be spent on the service is a key factor in determining the price.

Pre-Assessment: Conducting a pre-assessment to determine the scope of the work and provide a more accurate estimate.

It is important to consider these factors when determining how much to charge for cleaning services, and often a combination of them is taken into account to arrive at a fair and competitive price.

Kind notice to avoid misunderstandings: We appreciate working with transparency. For hourly bookings, a complete service is not guaranteed. If you choose to select a specific number of hours for a large property, please be aware that the time may not be sufficient depending on the property's condition. Don't expect a cleaner to complete a thorough cleaning of a house that hasn't been cleaned in three months within a three-hour timeframe. It's possible that the time you've chosen may not be enough to finish the cleaning. If you choose not to accept additional time, the cleaner is authorized to conclude the cleaning at the point reached when the time is up. They will receive payment for the work provided and leave the property with the payment for the completed work in hand. Our workers are efficient, committed to their work, and value transparency