The two jobs nobody wants to do.

Kitchen, Appliance & Window Cleaning

Kitchen and window work are booked as standalone jobs far more often than the rest of the residential scope, because they are the two tasks householders most reliably give up on.

Both carry equipment requirements a general cleaning visit does not.

Kitchen & appliance

  • Oven, hob and extractor degreasing
  • Extraction filter cleaning and replacement
  • Fridge, freezer and dishwasher interiors
  • Cupboard interiors and shelf lining
  • Splashback, tile and grout treatment

Window & glass

  • Internal glass, frames, tracks and sills
  • Low-rise external glass where safely reachable
  • Balcony balustrades and glass panels
  • Mirrors and internal partitions

What is realistic, and what is not

ItemWhat can be achievedLimit
Oven interiorCarbonised deposit removed to bare surfacePitted enamel and heat damage do not reverse
Extractor and filtersDegreased; metal filters soaked and restoredCharcoal filters are replaced, not cleaned
Hob and splashbackGrease and burnt residue removedScratched or etched surfaces stay scratched
GroutDeep cleaned and, where specified, re-sealedStained grout may need replacing
WindowsInternal and low-rise external glass, frames, tracksHigh-level external needs the specialist tier

How it is quoted

  • Oven cleaning is priced by appliance type β€” single, double, range
  • Window cleaning is priced by pane count, not by room
  • Condition is assessed from a photograph at booking, so the price holds on the day
  • Anything above roughly four storeys externally is routed to facade and high-level cleaning

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Talk to the United Arab Emirates team

Whether you are procuring facility services or applying to join the partner network, enquiries are routed to the regional team for your territory.

Source: Brochure p16