- Where does the quotation begin?
- The £29/hour published guide is a starting figure, not a total for the renovated kitchen and bathroom routes.
- What detail belongs in the quote?
- Start with sanitaryware detail and kitchen worktop edges; address the renovation-related detail without implying repair or unlimited residue treatment. At the Epsom property, use sanitaryware detail and kitchen worktop edges to frame scope summary. Follow it through the renovated kitchen and bathroom routes, naming new sanitaryware and worktops and the need to agree access around rooms still occupied.
- Must the final trade finish first?
- Confirm both fitters have finished, or explain the different completion dates before trying to combine the work into one appointment.
- Is stronger treatment always suitable?
- Record the visible issue without guaranteeing complete or risk-free removal.
- Can I assume waste clearance?
- Do not leave rubble or large renovation packaging as an unexplained obstruction. Tell Alesta what it is so cleaning and disposal can be sequenced properly.
- What should a kitchen enquiry mention?
- Describe the fitted kitchen from the accessible outside: fronts, worktop surroundings and floor. Any wanted internal detail should be identified as a separate part of the enquiry.
- What about residue after decorating?
- Yes, once the relevant surfaces are ready. Where readiness is uncertain, obtain the fitting or decorating guidance first.
- Can room count predict duration?
- A duration needs the actual room conditions. New finishes also have their own drying or curing instructions, which are not shortened by a cleaning appointment.
- How do I scope additional windows?
- If a window is wanted, name its location and the face involved. Room-side access does not establish that its exterior or a higher adjoining pane can also be cleaned.
- What must the trades clear away?
- The working route must be accessible. Agree how the team reaches both rooms while the household continues using other areas.