That is the number. Here is everything that is in it, line by line, so nobody has to guess and nobody has to haggle.
A fourth or fifth bedroom is another floor, another set of baseboards, another window. Roughly forty minutes each, so it is priced at forty minutes.
Bathrooms take the longest per square foot. Grout, glass and fixtures get scrubbed by hand, not sprayed and rinsed.
Hair gets into upholstery, vents and the edges of carpet. It is an extra pass with different tools, every visit, not a one-time charge.
Degreaser has to sit, then it is scraped and wiped in stages. An hour on its own. Ask for it when you book and it gets scheduled in.
Shelves out, washed, dried and back in. Same for the freezer if you want it.
Glass, tracks and sills. Tracks are the part most people mean when they say the windows never look clean.
I bring everything. I do not charge mileage in the service area. Every job is done properly, the way I would want it done in my own home. After every cleaning, you should be satisfied with the work and I should be paid in full — if something was missed, tell me within two days and I come back and make it right, at no extra cost.
Four to six hours. This is where the built-up work gets done — the things a regular clean never gets to because they are already handled.
Two and a half to three hours, same house. The deep work holds, so the time goes into keeping it there.
Four weeks is enough time for dust and soap scum to come back, so a monthly visit is longer than a fortnightly one. Priced accordingly.





Shower glass dried with a squeegee instead of a towel. Floor edges done by hand. That is the difference the number pays for.
Bedrooms and bathrooms, counted the way you would describe them to a neighbour.
Dogs, cats, anything that sheds. Add $20 per visit.
Always the deep one, always the higher figure. After that the price drops and stays down.
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