Deposit-deadline capture
End-of-tenancy dates get recorded precisely, since a missed date can mean a lost deposit for the customer.
The end-of-tenancy clean has a deposit and a moving day riding on it, and the caller needs a firm date, not a maybe. A regular customer's usual cleaner has just left and they want continuity without a gap. And a one-off deep clean before a big event gets lost behind bigger contract enquiries - three calls a cleaning business needs to catch properly.
Cleaning visits range from a regular round to a one-off deep clean - here's what the receptionist arranges.
End-of-tenancy dates get recorded precisely, since a missed date can mean a lost deposit for the customer.
Customers switching from a previous cleaner get picked up smoothly, with their usual day and scope noted where possible.
Key access details get agreed before the visit, so nobody's turned away at the door.
Ovens, windows, ironing - anything beyond a standard clean gets agreed in advance rather than discovered on arrival.
No. The clean is carried out to a thorough standard, but whether a deposit is returned is a decision made by the landlord or letting agent, not the cleaning company.
It records the day you'd like and passes it straight to the business, who checks it against their current rounds - it never confirms a slot is available on its own.
No. Pricing depends on the size of the property and what's included, so a figure is only given directly by the cleaning company.
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