Greenwich, Greater London
Greenwich is riverside flats and Georgian or Victorian terraces around the park. The usual job is a stair in a conversion, with paint in the sash putty.
Say the floor and whether the common stair is included. Send photos and a postcode on the form or WhatsApp.
In London the extra time is usually stairs, a service lift, or parking, especially in a flat with no lift. Put the floor in the form.
The builders clean is the first visit after the dusty trades stop. A sparkle clean is later, after snagging paint. The figure follows the rooms, the dust, and the access above.
The longer answers — cost factors, plaster dust, DIY, and the jobs that are not this trade — are on the builders clean page and the FAQ.
Get a quote ↗Open the job that matches the site. The place does not change the method.
How the visit runs
We price the rooms, the plaster dust, the glass, and how the van gets to the door.
After sanding and cutting have stopped. Floors are last so dust is not walked back onto them.
After the last touch-up paint, close to keys or photos.
The same questions come up in every county: cost, sparkle versus builders clean, plaster dust, and the jobs that are not this trade.
Send the postcode, the room count, and photos of the dust and the glass. Stairs, parking, and a flat with no lift are what change the time. We reply on the form or WhatsApp with a figure for that property.
The place name does not set a rate. Rooms, how much plaster dust there is, the glass, and the access do. An empty plot and a lived-in house on the same street are different quotes.
Sanding and cutting should have stopped, and fresh skim should be dry enough to wipe. If a decorator is still filling holes, book the builders clean now and a sparkle after the touch-up paint.
Send the postcode in Greenwich, a room count, and photos of the dust. We reply with a quote for that property.
