Point out surfaces with specific care requirements
List stone, wood or other finishes whose care instructions you know, and share any guidance from their supplier. Identify objects that should remain untouched, including ornaments and delicate fittings. That information belongs with the room checklist before products or methods are discussed.
For the Muthaiga visit, agree who can answer questions about those surfaces. If a caretaker is providing entry, make sure they have the instructions. We quote the defined tasks; general home cleaning should not imply polishing, restoration or treatment of every finish.
Planning your visit in Muthaiga
A Muthaiga cleaning request should identify the road and property, with gate instructions shared privately. List delicate or valuable items individually rather than treating them as part of a general room count. If a caretaker will provide access, agree who can approve any change to the scope. Carpets are collected and returned; furniture and room cleaning need a separate plan for access inside the home.
- Road, property and private gate instructions
- Delicate items and their care information
- Who can approve changes and receive the work
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.
