After Builders Cleaning Mortlake

An extension clean can involve a new room and selected areas in the home beside it. Tell us which spaces you want considered at your Mortlake property and what the project left on their surfaces. We can discuss the connected request without making every existing room part of it.
- New and existing spaces listed separately
- Different materials named by room
- Tools and products supplied for agreed work

Give the new space its own task list.
Explain the extension work and identify the accessible surfaces wanted in the new room. Describe floors, ledges, fittings and any storage areas, with current photographs. Then list the existing rooms or routes you also want considered. Keeping the two groups clear makes it easier to discuss their different materials and dust levels.
After builders cleaning concerns ordinary project dust and residue in agreed areas. If an existing space mainly needs older household dirt addressed, ask about one-off domestic cleaning for its separate priorities. List other household tasks expressly when discussing the new and existing rooms.
Describe where project dust reached existing areas.
Name accessible ledges, skirting and surfaces in the new room and affected adjoining spaces. Include routes used by trades if wanted. Photographs showing the edges can explain dust not obvious from a wide view of the extension. Tell us whether more cutting, sanding or another dusty stage remains before choosing dates.
Raise specific unknown-material concerns before an ordinary appointment and leave unfamiliar substances undisturbed. Seek specialist advice for the material concern separately from ordinary cleaning. Keep specialist questions separate from ordinary settled dust tasks.

Record the change from new floor to existing finish.
Give the material in each requested room and route, including care guidance for new coatings or finishes. Dust, paint, adhesive and hardened residue need different descriptions, with damage identified separately. A newly fitted extension floor may need different information from the existing hallway.
If a carpeted room is also wanted and needs deeper treatment, discuss a separate carpet-cleaning request. Keep that concern explicit instead of expecting extraction or stain work from the general post-project floor list.
Show accessible fittings and storage.
List shelves, cupboard surfaces or fittings that collected dust, stating whether interiors are empty or in use. Explain fixed items and belongings restricting the approach. Leave unfamiliar panels assembled and ask about actual accessible tasks. Share material-care instructions for new finishes and point out existing damage so the requested cleaning remains clear.
Name kitchen tasks if the project joins that area.
If the extension involved kitchen work or affected existing units, identify accessible worktops, fronts and interiors wanted. Say which materials changed and what belongings remain. Dust outside an appliance and older grease inside it are separate concerns. Describe both expressly if wanted before the tasks and complete quotation are agreed.
Locate construction residue without expecting restoration.
Show paint, adhesive or other marks on their material and explain products already tried. Cleaning suitable deposits does not repair scratches or restore changed finishes. Ask about specific proposed treatment before choosing solvents, scraping or abrasives yourself. Hardened deposits need their own discussion rather than a promise that every trace of the project disappears.

Confirm the finish date across the connected areas.
Tell us when affected construction work ends and whether trades return for adjustments. Explain room availability, furniture and stored belongings expected for the visit. Discuss substantial obstructions before moving your own items, then clear small personal belongings from agreed routes. Identify tools, packaging or building waste and confirm their separate clearance arrangements.
We bring cleaning tools and products for agreed after builders work. Give the entry contact and ask about utilities or other practical arrangements for the property if needed. Keep the care notes and final room list available to the receiving person.
Agree one request with the two area groups clear.
We discuss project size, complexity, materials, deposits and access before arranging the appointment. Ask for an estimate based on the actual new and existing spaces wanted. Check the current room list when the quotation is agreed, especially if another adjoining area has been added after the first enquiry.
If extension glazing also needs attention, identify the panes, faces and approach in a window-cleaning enquiry. Confirm specific glass work and access rather than treating the new space as a request for every roof, exterior face or higher position.

Ask for cleaner hours across the agreed connected rooms.
| Service | From |
|---|---|
| After builders cleaning | £25 per hour per cleaner |
Starting rates depend on availability and are published for areas within the M25. Applicable congestion charges are extra. Ask for the full quotation for the agreed work.
Prices start from £25 per hour per cleaner. Confirm the applicable rate, estimated hours, cleaner numbers and total for the complete task list. Different materials, deposits and access help explain the work beyond the extension’s size alone. Availability needs checking and applicable congestion charges are additional. Keep separate carpet or glass treatments clearly identified in the combination.
Send the Mortlake new-and-existing room list.
Include your postcode, dates and entry contact with labelled project photographs. Explain remaining trades and any requested areas still unavailable. We can discuss availability and the quotation using the actual connected cleaning request at your property.
A new extension and the home beside it
Should existing rooms be listed separately from the extension?
Name both groups and describe their actual condition. This keeps new surfaces, adjoining dust tasks and older household priorities clear in the same enquiry.
Does an extension request include every route through the house?
Identify routes wanted expressly, with accessible surfaces and floor details. They should not be inferred from the fact that trades passed through the property.
Can new-floor guidance apply to the existing hallway?
Share the relevant care information for each finish. Different materials along the connected request need their own condition and treatment details.
How should extension glazing be described?
Name panes, faces and approaches separately, including any difficult position. Confirm actual glass work before extending the room list to roofs or every exterior surface.
What if the original kitchen also collected project dust?
List the accessible kitchen surfaces wanted and explain new or retained materials. Keep everyday appliance grease distinct from the renovation deposits.
Can another adjoining room be added after the first enquiry?
Provide its surfaces, materials and access, then confirm the updated task list and quotation. Avoid leaving the new area implied by the extension request.
Which existing areas belong beside the extension list?
Call with the new room, adjoining tasks and material details at your Mortlake address. We can discuss access, estimated cleaner hours and the complete quotation.
Illustrative generated photographs show post-renovation cleaning situations, rather than actual staff or customer jobs.