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We are moving into a new house which, to put it kindly, has been somewhat neglected - even the surveyor commented that it didn't look like it had been touched with a mop or a paint brush for decades! I want to get the place thoroughly cleaned and all the carpets cleaned as soon as we move in. The present owner will not allow access 1 minute prior to completion unfortunately, so this clean will take place the day after completion.


I was planning on getting one company to do both the house clean and the carpet clean (perhaps cleaning downstairs, then carpet cleaning downstairs, then cleaning upstairs, then doing the upstairs carpets) so that they can co-ordinate and do it all in one day, the day after completion....


however I am now thinking that the day after completion of course the place will be littered with boxes and therefore some of the carpets will be less accessible, so perhaps I should just make do with a thorough clean and hoover initially and then get the carpets done a couple of days later when some boxes will have been cleared.


Does anyone have any recommendations as to companies that do this or suggestions how to deal with this?


sorry for the long post on such a boring matter! thanks in advance once again EDF.

hi my name is teresa i have a small cleaning company calledhttps://www.facebook.com/starcleanersdulwichwe done alot off cleaning in dulwich we do carpet cleaning as well its 12 an hour of each person we have the hoovers and the cleaning produts and carpet cleaning the guy will have to come and have a look thank you teresa

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