A Cardiff address is a starting point; the surface and access decide the cleaning brief. A tall bay window, a shaded rear patio and a rendered wall each need a different description. Separating them helps you see whether two prices cover the same result.
The local examples below connect recognisable building features to the details worth photographing. Use the price guide to set a budget, then have the actual work and total confirmed in WhatsApp.
Cathedral Road’s bays and stonework
The late-Victorian houses here include three-storey bay fronts, sash windows, Pennant sandstone and Bath stone details. A window clean and a stone clean should be scoped separately. Show the height of the bay and any worn decorative stone before a method is proposed.
For your quoteInclude every floor and identify any masonry in the job.
Cadw · Cathedral Road historic houses ↗
Roath Mill Gardens and rear lanes
Narrow rear service lanes and enclosed gardens are part of the layout around Roath Mill Gardens. For a patio or rear gutter, show how the cleaner can get to the garden today. Confirm whether equipment can pass through your gate and where a vehicle can stop.
For your quotePhotograph the lane, gate and route to the work.
Cardiff Council · Roath conservation appraisals ↗
Rhiwbina Garden Village
Rendered walls, small-pane timber windows and Welsh slate roofs are characteristic of the Garden Village. If that matches your home, identify the material and any damaged finish before requesting treatment. Count the roof panels on a later conservatory separately from the original house.
For your quoteShow the finish closely, including cracks or flaking areas.
Cardiff Council · Rhiwbina Garden Village appraisal ↗