Choose priorities for an occupied home
Start with the rooms causing the most work and list specific tasks in each. For example, a kitchen request should distinguish accessible surfaces from cupboard interiors. A bathroom count alone does not explain whether every room is available at the same time.
For your Kamakis home, flag rooms being used for work, rest or childcare during the visit. We can discuss an order of work around those needs. Put extra tasks into the enquiry early so the visit is quoted for the work you actually want.
Planning your visit in Kamakis
For a Kamakis request, identify the specific building or estate and the entrance visitors should use. A location pin shared privately helps with the final approach. If your home is occupied during cleaning, flag the furniture or rooms you need to keep available. For carpet pickup, explain how each rug can be removed and who will receive it on return. We agree the scope and total before arranging the work.
- Building or estate and visitor entrance
- Furniture that may obstruct carpet removal
- Collection and return contacts
What affects the cleaning quote?
Tell us the size of your home, the rooms that need cleaning and the tasks you want included. Moving in or out? Share that too so we can plan the right scope.
- Number of rooms and approximate home size
- Tasks you want included in the clean
- Access, parking, water or power restrictions
Ask for the total in KES, the work included and any travel charge. Extra items or tasks need to be agreed before they are added. A preferred date is an enquiry, not a confirmed appointment.
After the clean
Before your visit, we’ll agree what to prepare and which tasks are included. Any additional work is discussed with you before it starts.
Keep the agreed checklist so you can review the completed work. If something needs attention, describe the item or room and the concern when you follow up.
