Separate the clean from the daily reset
Decide which tasks you want us to discuss for a visit and which small jobs your household will keep doing. A clear split helps a one-off reset or regular cleaning arrangement stay focused on what you need.
Name the rooms that need reliable attention
Look at the spaces used most often before listing every possible job. A kitchen, shared bathroom and living area may be your priorities, while a guest room needs attention less often. Tell us how each room is used and which surfaces or tasks matter to you.
| Room or area | Visit priority | Between-visit upkeep |
|---|---|---|
| Kitchen | Agreed worktops, sink and exterior surfaces | Put away food and clear dishes. |
| Bathroom | Agreed fittings and floor tasks | Keep personal products organised. |
| Living area | Dusting and floors in the scope | Clear toys, paperwork and small belongings. |
Our regular home cleaning in Wellington service is the main place to explore ongoing household help. We’ll use your Kāpiti room list to discuss the actual work and address.
Choose the starting point for the home
If a few rooms need a catch-up, explain the detail you want assessed before discussing repeat visits. A one-off reset can have a different task list from routine upkeep. Make a note of any built-up areas, delicate finishes and tasks you want left out.
For a recurring enquiry, focus on the work that repeatedly falls behind. Think about who will prepare the rooms, how entry will work and who will let us know if the household schedule changes. We’ll discuss availability and arrangements for the location before confirming a pattern.
Give us the town, street and arrival instructions
Kāpiti includes different town centres and residential settings, so start with your actual address rather than only the regional name. For a Paraparaumu or Waikanae property, add the entrance and the parking arrangements on that street. Elsewhere on the Coast, the same property-specific detail helps us understand access.
- Name the town, street and unit if there is one.
- Describe a shared drive, gated entry or steps to the door.
- Explain any parking permission or time limit you know about.
- Agree the key or entry arrangement directly with us.
- Provide the contact who can answer a question on the day.
If you are arranging the clean for another household, confirm who can agree the scope and provide access. Keep that person included when the visit is arranged.
Review priorities as the household changes
Use a house cleaning schedule to separate daily upkeep, repeat cleaning and occasional detail. Give tasks an owner so they do not depend on whoever notices them first. Keep the paid cleaning scope in its own column or note.
Review the plan if room use changes, visitors arrive or a task starts being missed. Tell us about changes before a visit so we can discuss the scope. Windows and carpet cleaning need their own area lists and access details, even when you are enquiring about the same property.
A household brief to adapt
“We’re in Paraparaumu and would like help with the kitchen, two bathrooms and living-area floors. We’ll handle dishes and putting things away between visits. The side gate leads to the entrance and we can explain the parking arrangement. Please discuss an initial clean and a suitable repeat pattern.”
Add the actual condition of the rooms, any surface-care instructions and your preferred timing. We’ll use those details to discuss a free tailored quote.
Your questions, answered
Can you discuss cleaning for my Kāpiti address?
Send the town, full address and tasks you want help with. We’ll confirm suitable visit and scheduling arrangements when we discuss the scope.
Should occasional jobs go on the regular list?
List them separately at first. We can discuss which tasks belong in the repeat scope and which need their own arrangement.