How we price work
Every job is quoted as a fixed price for a defined scope of work, agreed before anything starts. You know the number in advance and it does not move.
We deliberately avoid hourly rates. An hourly model means a slow job costs you more, which is exactly backwards - it rewards taking longer and penalises you for a property that needs more attention. A fixed price for a written scope puts the risk on us, where it belongs. If a job takes longer than we estimated, that is our estimating problem, not your invoice.
It also means the conversation up front is about scope rather than speed. What is included, what is not, and what you actually need - which is a far more useful discussion than an hourly rate that tells you nothing about the outcome.
Why a guide and not a price list
Two identical flats in the same block can be genuinely different jobs - one cleaned six months ago and empty, the other occupied for four years with an oven that has never been touched. So the figures above are honest ranges, not promises.
Tell us the size, condition and what you need done, and we turn the range into one fixed number before any work starts.