What changes the schedule
Consider household size, pets, children, cooking, visitors, outdoor soil, ventilation, carpet, upholstery and the condition of bathrooms and kitchens. A high-use home may need detail work sooner than a lightly used one. Look for returning residue, odour, traffic marks and neglected edges rather than relying on an invented number.
Routine tasks and deep tasks differ
Routine cleaning handles dust, benches, bathrooms, floors and touchpoints between larger resets. Deep cleaning may add reachable vents, skirting boards, cabinet details, appliance exteriors, neglected corners and accumulated residue. Carpet, upholstery, ovens, windows, mould, pests and repairs may require separate scope or providers.
Use a condition-based plan
Schedule a room review after busy periods, renovations, moving, extended guests or a change in occupancy. Follow manufacturer instructions for timber, stone, appliances, carpet and upholstery. Avoid excessive water, steam, acids, abrasives and mixed chemicals when a surface or product does not permit them.
Request a property-based quote
Provide rooms, bathrooms, floors, condition, pets, access, priority areas and optional work. Dirt2Tidy can quote a domestic or deep-cleaning scope, but a responsible service should not promise a fixed duration, health outcome or universal schedule without assessing the property.
