Carpet and stair cleaning

Plan rooms, hallways, stairs and landings as one clear scope.

Share the spaces, condition and access route so we can review the work before booking.

Before we plan the visit

A useful estimate starts with the real space.

Carpeted stairs often need more handling time than an open room. Include the number of steps, any turns or landings, handrail constraints and where equipment can be positioned.

Rooms

List each carpeted room separately and include approximate size where useful.

Stairs

Count steps and mention turns, landings or narrow access.

Furniture

Identify pieces that will stay, move or need to be worked around.

Condition

Photograph traffic lanes, spots, worn areas and visible fibre changes.

From request to aftercare

A plan you can follow.

Flattened pile, colour loss, abrasion and permanent fibre damage can remain visible after cleaning. We will point out these differences during review.

Wear is not the same as soilWe will flag material or access questions before work is approved.

01
Build the room list
Start with the full set of spaces you want included.
02
Share stair context
A wide photograph should show the full stair run and landing.
03
Review add-ons
Targeted spot or odour work is discussed separately.
04
Prepare access
Clear small items and keep the working path available.