Deep cleaning
List the rooms, high-use areas and specific build-up or neglected spaces that need more than a routine clean.
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Cleaning services in London
The best cleaning brief sets expectations before anyone arrives. Describe the property, current condition, priority areas and deadline, then let relevant London cleaners review the work.
- Plan a clear brief now
- Customer requests are not open yet
- No account or payment is needed
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Start with the outcome you need.
These are examples of the cleaning work planned for Sortd.Help. Customer booking is not open yet.
End-of-tenancy cleaning
Include property size, furnished status, checkout deadline and any inventory or agent requirements.
Oven deep cleaning
Share the oven type, number of cavities, hobs or extractor work and its current condition.
Window cleaning
State the number of windows, floor level, opening style and whether internal, external or both sides are required.
A better brief
Give professionals enough to choose well.
Useful detail reduces back-and-forth and makes it easier to judge timing, access and the likely scope.
Describe size consistently
Give bedrooms, bathrooms, reception rooms and approximate floor area if known.
Prioritise the difficult areas
Call out limescale, grease, pet hair, appliances, cupboards or windows instead of relying on the word “deep”.
Set the handover time
For a move or event, include the hard deadline and when the property becomes accessible.
How Sortd.Help works
How requests will work when booking opens.
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Plan the job
Use this guide to note the outcome, timing, access and useful photos before customer requests open.
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A professional will choose it
Once requests open, relevant local professionals will be able to review the scope and choose to accept or pass.
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Review before booking
You will see the professional, rate, minimum and service fee before deciding whether to book.
Before work starts
Be clear about supplies and access
Say whether cleaning products, a vacuum, ladder or specialist equipment are available at the property. Include key collection, concierge and parking instructions before the visit.
Questions, answered
Planning cleaning work
Use these answers to prepare a clearer request before customer booking opens.
Can I book an end-of-tenancy clean?
Yes. Include the property size, furnished status, required areas and checkout or inventory deadline.
Do I need to provide cleaning products?
Not always, but the brief should say what is available and whether you expect the cleaner to bring products or equipment.
Can I ask for ovens or windows only?
Yes. Both are live service types. Describe the appliance or windows, quantity, access and current condition.
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