Residential Cleaning
Explore cleaning solutions for houses, apartments and everyday living spaces. This page explains the kinds of homes the service information covers.
Cleaning requirements may vary depending on the property and requested service. The page does not set a task list for every room or confirm that a visit is available.
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General cleaning information for houses and the rooms used every day.
Cleaning options for apartments, including shared entry notes you may want to mention.
Information about living rooms, bedrooms and other everyday residential spaces.
Cleaning Focus
Mention whether the property is a house or an apartment, which rooms are included, and whether the request is regular, one-time, or a deeper clean.
Ask About This ServiceResidential cleaning is the name used here for cleaning requests that concern a home. That can be a house, an apartment, or a set of rooms inside either one. Living areas, bedrooms, kitchens and bathrooms can be part of the same conversation or discussed on their own pages.
A residential inquiry is more useful when it says how the home is occupied and which areas matter most. Pets, stairs, or a preference about which rooms to leave untouched are details you can include if they are relevant. The website does not claim a particular product, a hypoallergenic method, or a guaranteed result.
House cleaning and apartment cleaning sit together because both are homes, while access can differ. An apartment request may need a note about entry, lifts, or shared corridors. A house request may need a note about more than one floor. Neither note creates a booking.
If you are preparing to move, the move-in and move-out page is the closer match. If you want ongoing visits, read the regular cleaning page and say so in the form.
A residential request can cover a whole house, a whole apartment, or a smaller set of rooms. Living areas, bedrooms, hallways, kitchens and bathrooms are the spaces people usually name. You do not have to use a special vocabulary. Plain room names are enough. If one room should be left alone, say so. If a room is used for storage and is hard to move around, say that too. The page cannot see the home, so the message is the description.
House and apartment requests are grouped here because both are homes, while the practical notes can differ. An apartment note might mention a lift, a concierge, parking, or a rule about where equipment can stand in a shared corridor. A house note might mention more than one storey, an outside room, or a staircase. None of those notes is a booking. They are context. Pets can be mentioned if they affect how a room is used. The site does not claim a pet-safe product list, because no product list is published.
People often combine this page with another. A home that needs a single detailed visit may also belong on the deep cleaning page. A home that needs a repeating visit belongs with regular cleaning. A home that is about to be occupied or vacated belongs with move-in and move-out cleaning. Kitchen, bathroom, floor and window pages are useful when one of those areas is the main question. You can select one service in the form and mention the others in the message.
Photographs linked with this topic show vacuuming, mopping and floor tools, because those tasks are common in homes. They are stock illustrations of cleaning, not photographs of a client's living room and not a promise that every home will look like the picture. Results depend on the condition of the property and on the scope that is actually discussed. This website does not publish a guaranteed standard.
Send the inquiry to [email protected], call +27 72 989 1131, or post to 47 Dublin Road, Lombardy West, Sandton, Johannesburg, 2090, South Africa. The form opens your mail application after it saves a browser copy. You still need to send the email. Say which suburb the home is in. The Johannesburg address is the contact point, not a statement that every residential area is covered. Opening hours are not published, and a preferred date is only a preference.
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