Belfast’s older terraces can have a very different cleaning brief from a detached family home. The first photograph should show the house, but the next should show the work: the rear windows, the overflowing gutter or the full area of paving.
Height, original features and the route to the rear help a cleaner decide what is involved. A simple description of these details makes it easier to compare the proposed result and the full price.
The terraces of Lower Malone
Victorian brick terraces line streets around Eglantine Avenue and Malone Avenue, where the ground rises and falls. For an upper window or gutter, show both the height of the work and the ground below it. The cleaner needs that view to plan access and give a dependable price.
For your quoteSend a full-height view and identify the rear access.
Belfast City Council · Malone character assessment ↗
Original features around Malone Park
Many homes in Malone Park and Adelaide Park retain historic features. If yours has original windows or decorative details, identify them before requesting cleaning. Ask how the chosen method will protect those features and separate any repairs from the clean.
For your quoteShow the frames, decorative details and existing damage.
Belfast City Council · Malone Park historic features ↗
A detached home with a drive and rear patio
For a larger home elsewhere in Belfast, give each area its own measurement. A driveway and patio may be different materials, and a conservatory can obstruct access to the main-house gutter. Show the whole route around the house so the provider can confirm the work in one proposal.
For your quoteList the driveway, patio and extension separately.