Property Condition Guide
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Average Condition
A property in average condition is one that is generally clean but may require a standard deep clean to remove accumulated dirt or grime. Common examples include:
- Light dust on surfaces
- General wear and tear
- Some grease build-up in kitchens (especially around cooking areas)
- Normal use of bathrooms with minor limescale
- Floors and carpets requiring vacuuming and light stain removal
This type of clean would typically not require additional time or charges beyond the standard cleaning service.
Poor Condition
A property in poor condition may have:
- Heavy grease build-up in the kitchen (including appliances)
- Significant limescale in bathrooms
- Mould or mildew growth
- Stains on carpets or floors
- Significant dust and dirt on surfaces and skirting boards
- Clutter or excessive rubbish that needs removal
- Unpleasant odours caused by food waste, pets, or smoking
- Visible cobwebs or dust in hard-to-reach areas
Cleaning a property in poor condition may require additional time, specialised products, and an extra charge, depending on the extent of the work needed.