Make the available school days count.

What is included in the survey?

We measure the carpet to be cleaned, assess visible condition and check the fibre, backing and access. The written quote identifies the areas, method, exclusions and any furniture responsibilities.

  • Classroom and library carpets
  • Staff rooms and administration areas
  • Carpeted corridors and reception spaces

Include everyone still using the site

Holiday clubs, examinations and other contractors can reduce the available window. Confirm room releases, key holders, furniture movement and the final reopening time. Request any required vetting before a date is booked.

One-off cleaning or planned maintenance?

Start with a one-off deep clean where restoration is needed. For ongoing care, agree a programme based on the condition and use of each zone. Initial restorative work and recurring visits are scoped separately, so the two costs are easy to compare.

Price, documents and completion

Published indicative carpet rates are £2.80/m² up to 600m², £2.40/m² above 600 and below 1,000m², and £2.00/m² from 1,000m². The minimum is £250 per visit; no VAT is added. The fixed price follows a free survey.

Evening, overnight and weekend work is included within the agreed scope. Site-specific RAMS, relevant COSHH documentation and the public liability certificate are provided for the work. Agree who inspects the completed areas and signs off the visit.

Questions about this service

Can you clean during the school holidays?

Yes, subject to availability and an agreed scope. The survey establishes the area, method and time for drying and checks before the building returns to use.

How much time should we allow for drying?

There is no universal reopening time. Fibre, backing, method, moisture recovery, ventilation and conditions all matter. We agree an estimated window and checks at survey.

Can we get a fixed quote before booking?

Yes. A free site survey establishes the measured scope, method and access arrangements. We provide a written price before cleaning starts.