A clear place to start
Peace of Mind quotes for your requirements and does not publish a fixed price list on its homepage. Start with property size, current condition, priorities and frequency.
The details that shape the conversation
A bedroom count helps, but it leaves out busy bathrooms, floor finishes and how much catch-up work is needed. Give a short, accurate description rather than trying to make the home sound easier to clean. Mention areas that have not had attention recently.
| Detail to provide | A useful example |
|---|---|
| Size and layout | Three bedrooms, two bathrooms, two living areas and a flight of stairs. |
| Current condition | Floors are maintained, but the shower and kitchen fronts need extra attention. |
| Frequency | A one-off reset first; then discuss a regular visit. |
| Scope | Bathrooms and floors are essential; ask separately about window cleaning. |
| Access | Street parking, steps to the door and someone home for the first visit. |
Compare the same work
A lower total is hard to interpret if the task lists differ. Put the proposed scope beside the price and look for gaps. If a quote is time-based, ask what is prioritised within that time. If it covers a defined job, ask how additions or a changed condition would be handled.
- Check exactly which rooms and surfaces are covered.
- Ask whether specialist carpet or window work is separate.
- Confirm whether the figure covers all agreed charges and how payment works.
- Check what preparation is expected from you.
- Ask how changes to the work will be agreed before they are carried out.
Use priorities when you have a budget
Tell the team the result you most want, then ask what scope is realistic. A smaller, clearly agreed task list is easier to evaluate than an open-ended request to do as much as possible. Do not assume recurring visits come with a discount; confirm the quote for the arrangement offered.
- Make a must-do list: for example, the main bathroom and hard floors.
- Keep a second list of optional detail work.
- Ask whether a deeper first visit changes the ongoing plan.
- Review the written scope before deciding, especially if two quotes look very different.
Make it practical
An example to adapt
“Please quote cleaning for our three-bedroom Wellington home with one bathroom and a separate toilet. We want the bathroom, kitchen surfaces and floors prioritised. We’re considering regular visits after an initial deeper clean. Please identify any separately quoted tasks and confirm the full price for the agreed work.”
A few helpful details
Can I use another cleaner’s hourly rate as your price?
No. Different providers quote different tasks, terms and arrangements. Ask Peace of Mind for a quote for your actual home.
What if I do not know the floor area?
Give a room count, describe the layout and say the size is approximate. The team can tell you what further information it needs.
Helpful references
Service information checked 20 September 2026. Guides are planning aids; confirm the scope for your space.