
Residential Cleaning
Standard, deep, and move-in or move-out cleans, recurring plans, and post-construction detail work.
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Dedicated household staff, quietly attentive.
One familiar person who keeps the household running. Not a cleaning visit, but a standing arrangement built around the way your home works.

Overview
A maid or butler is a relationship rather than a task list. Your household staff member comes on a regular schedule, learns your routines, and takes care of the work that keeps a home in order.
We begin with a household brief: what needs doing, how often, and what should be left alone. It is reviewed together after the first month and adjusted as your needs change.
A dedicated person on a fixed day, with cover arranged and introduced in advance.
Supplies replenished, deliveries received, tradespeople let in, and a running household log.
Washing, drying, ironing, and folding, with garments returned to where they belong.
Groceries put away, ingredients prepared, and simple meals readied to your instructions.
Dry cleaning, pharmacy collections, returns, and local errands within agreed limits.
Included
Household management
Supplies, deliveries, and a running household log.
Laundry and pressing
Full laundry care, including delicate items by arrangement.
Meal preparation support
Ingredients prepared and simple meals readied.
Errand runs
Local collections and drop-offs within an agreed radius.
Pricing guidance
Indicative ranges only. Rates depend on hours, schedule, and the scope of your household brief, and are confirmed after consultation.
These ranges are placeholders and are not a quotation. A written estimate follows every consultation.
Questions
Often arranged together

Standard, deep, and move-in or move-out cleans, recurring plans, and post-construction detail work.
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Non-medical companionship and personal care, dementia-aware support, respite, and overnight or live-in arrangements.
View serviceTell us a little about your household. We will arrange a conversation, then send a written plan. Nothing begins until you agree.
Tell us as much or as little as you like: who lives in the home, what feels difficult at the moment, and what a good week would look like. We will ask a few practical questions, then take the time to think before we suggest anything.
Tell us about the household. A short request form, or a telephone call if you prefer.
A conversation, at your pace. By phone, by video, or at home, whichever suits.
A written plan to consider. Who, when, and at what cost, set out plainly. You are under no obligation.
