Make shared-area responsibilities clearer
Common rooms defined
We list the kitchens, bathrooms and circulation spaces included in the service.
Occupancy taken seriously
We plan access and task order around people living in the property.
Changeovers separated
Deeper tenant-change work can be scoped apart from recurring shared-area care.
Coordinate care across shared facilities
In an occupied HMO, kitchens, bathrooms and hallways may be used by several people each day. We provide HMO cleaning services for landlords and property managers who need an organised plan for common areas. In London properties, the agreed work can cover floors, bins, high-use surfaces, shared appliances, stairs and living spaces. Regular attendance helps maintain the areas between bedrooms, while a deeper visit can address extra build-up during tenant changes. We keep the distinction clear so you know which tasks belong to the recurring schedule and which need separate planning.


Plan around occupants and property access
Occupancy affects when cleaners can enter and how quickly shared rooms become busy again. We'll ask about the layout, resident access, secure entry and preferred visit frequency before defining the schedule. Landlords can also identify appliances or facilities that need particular attention, provided they are included in the agreed scope. For changeover work, tell us which rooms will be empty and when keys are available. These details help us allocate time sensibly and prepare a quotation that reflects the common areas and level of use.
Frequently asked questions
Do you clean private bedrooms in an occupied HMO?
Our recurring HMO plans focus on the common areas agreed with the landlord or manager. If a private room needs attention during a tenant change, discuss it separately so we can assess access and condition.
Can you clean shared kitchen appliances?
Accessible shared appliances can be considered where they are listed in the scope. Tell us which items need attention and whether they require routine surface care or more intensive internal cleaning.
How do residents know when cleaning will happen?
The landlord or property manager should communicate the agreed visit arrangements to occupants. We'll confirm our planned access window and the shared areas that need to remain reachable during the clean.
