Questions about a cleaning visit in Mallorca

Not by the hour. The price comes from how many windows and glass doors you have and what size each one is. The drive to your address may add a charge, and you see the whole price before anything is booked.

Window cleaning prices, with worked examples

Not necessarily: someone can let us in for you, or you can leave a key. Tell us how we get to the windows (keys, gates, terraces) when you book or ask, and we confirm it in writing.

Near the coast, every one to three months stops salt building up. Inland, two to four times a year suits most homes. A single one-off clean is fine too.

If the job turns out bigger than you described, we tell you before we start and you pay only the difference.

By area and surface. The rough size in square metres, what the surface is made of, your postcode and how long since it was last cleaned are enough for a written quote. Before you ask, the area and your postcode already give you an estimate on screen; the written quote that follows is the price.

Pressure washing prices, with worked examples

Used carelessly, yes: pressure can mark soft stone, lift paint and blow out old joints. That is why the surface is checked first and the pressure matched to it. Where a surface will not take it, we say so instead of trying.

Yes. Coping and paving around the pool are cleaned with the run-off directed away from the water as far as the layout allows.

By the size of the house, not by the hour: each size has its own fixed price and says how much gutter it covers. The drive to your address may add a charge, and you see the whole price before anything is booked.

Not necessarily: we usually reach the gutters from round the house. Someone can let us in for you, or you can leave the gate open. Tell us in the notes when you book how we get round the house: gates, dogs, a locked garden.

Once a year suits most houses, in September or October, before the autumn rain and its storms. A house under pine trees is better done twice a year, in spring as well.

We look at the gutters before we start. If there is more than your size covers, we tell you then, before any work begins, and you pay only the difference: it is added to your booking, and your booking page shows it with the button to pay.

A standard 3-seat sofa takes 45 to 75 minutes of work. It then needs 4 to 6 hours to dry with normal ventilation, and protective pads stay under wooden feet while it does. Before leaving, the technician tells you the drying time for your sofa.

Yes. Leather is not cleaned by hot-water extraction; it gets a dedicated clean-and-condition treatment instead. The conditioning is part of cleaning leather, so it is included in the price and is not an extra. As with fabric, the technician tests an inconspicuous area first.

No, and we say so before we start. Most food, drink and everyday stains respond well, and treating them is part of the clean. Set-in dye, ink, bleach marks and burns can be permanent. The technician tests first and tells you what is realistic for your sofa.

Yes. Cleaned in the morning or early afternoon, a mattress is dry by bedtime with normal ventilation.

We cannot promise that. Hot-water extraction lifts dust and dust-mite debris out of the sleeping surface, but it is a deep clean, not a medical treatment.

Yes. Wool is cleaned with controlled moisture and wool-safe products, then dried flat to protect the backing.

Clear small items if you can. The technician moves what is practical and cleans around the rest with protective pads.

Fresh (within days): usually yes. Months old and previously scrubbed with shop products: partially. The technician tells you the honest likelihood before starting.