When we talk about “the 55-point standard”, we don’t mean a marketing number — we mean the specific checklist we follow on every visit. It exists for one reason: so the result never depends on the day, or on which member of the team turns up. The same list means the same result.
A system instead of improvisation
Without a clear plan, cleaning always comes down to memory and mood: the taps get polished one week, the skirting boards forgotten the next. A standard removes that randomness. Every room has its own set of points, and the specialist works methodically — top to bottom, from the cleanest zones toward the dirtiest — so surfaces already cleaned aren’t dusted over again.
Kitchen and bathroom: where hygiene matters most
These rooms take up the largest share of the list, because here it isn’t only about how things look but about hygiene. We disinfect countertops, sinks and taps, clean the stovetop, oven front and range hood of grease, wash the tiles, clean and disinfect the toilet, shower and bath, remove limescale, and polish mirrors and glass to a streak-free finish.
Bedrooms, living room and shared spaces
Here the attention goes to both the obvious and the easily overlooked: we change or straighten the bed linen, dust surfaces, shelves and décor, vacuum upholstery and rugs, wash the floors, and finish with the windowsills, switches, door handles and skirting boards.
The details most often missed
The difference between “good” and “impeccable” comes down to small things. The list separately flags the spots easiest to forget in a hurry: door frames, the tops of light fittings and switches, the gaps behind radiators, the tops of cabinets, window handles and corners. Their condition is usually what reveals whether a home was truly cleaned.
You can review the full list of points on our cleaning-standard page. And if there are areas in your home that need particular attention, just tell us — we’ll tailor the standard to you without missing a thing.
