Once you are ready to move into your brand new house and you realise the builders have left the property in a mess, this is the time to investigate the local cleaners in the area and determine which one is best able to clean up your new home.
You should judge their initial response either by email or phone, see how much information they provide and how much they seem to help you. Find out the costs and weigh the cost up verses the quality the cleaner has promised and the likelihood the cleaner will be able to deliver on their sales pitch.
You should find out if the cleaner has builders cleaning experience, what their cleaners are like and if they are happy and energetic. You should find out how easy it is to talk to the cleaners and if they are quick to follow up any questions you may have.
Once you have made a decision on who you think will perform the best and decided the cost equals the promised quality you can relax and let the cleaning professionals do their work.
You should judge how well the cleaners clean and how comprehensive they have been in the task you assigned them, you should evaluate how the cleaners communicate with you and the level of professionalism displayed.
You should look to make sure the cleaners are cleaning every nook and cranny and cleaning all sides of surfaces like cupboards, door frames and window frames. A good cleaner will clean external areas as well. All rubbish should be removed and any leftover building materials thrown out. A good cleaner will also sweep all footpaths and make sure external surfaces are clean as well.
A special task should be the cleaning of the windows, you want expert window cleaners to make light work of all your brand new windows. Make sure the frames, tracks and flywire are also cleaned.
Once the house is finally all clean you can make your final judgement of how successful the builders clean went.
If the cleaning company is reputable they should follow up on your appointment and make sure you were happy and satisfied. The cleaner should also seek any additional feedback and make sure there isn’t anything else that could have been done better or more efficiently.
A good cleaner is always looking to improve and discover new and useful ways to clean better for customers.
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