Terms and Conditions for Cleaners Twickenham
These Terms and Conditions set out the basis on which cleaning services are supplied by Cleaners Twickenham to residential and commercial clients across the United Kingdom. By making a booking, the customer confirms that they have read, understood, and agreed to the terms below. These conditions are designed to keep the service clear, fair, and legally compliant, while protecting both the customer and the service provider.
Cleaners Twickenham means the service provider offering cleaning work, and the customer means any person, business, landlord, tenant, or agent placing an order for services. These terms apply to all standard, one-off, and recurring cleaning arrangements unless a separate written agreement states otherwise. Any variation must be agreed in writing before the service begins.
Nothing in these Terms and Conditions affects your statutory rights under UK consumer law where applicable. If any part of these terms is found to be unlawful or unenforceable, the remainder shall continue in force. The headings are included for convenience only and do not alter the meaning of the clauses.
1. Booking process
Bookings may be made by telephone, email, online form, or through an authorised booking platform. A booking is not confirmed until the service provider has accepted the request and, where relevant, received any required deposit or prepayment. The customer must provide accurate information at the time of booking, including the service address, access instructions, preferred date, type of cleaning required, and any relevant property details.
When arranging cleaners in Twickenham or any other UK location, the customer is responsible for ensuring that the description of the property and task is truthful and complete. This includes advising of pets, fragile items, restricted parking, security arrangements, health hazards, mould, heavy soiling, or specialist surfaces. If the actual condition of the property differs materially from the information supplied, the service provider may adjust the price, amend the schedule, or refuse work where safe or practical delivery is not possible.
The service provider will normally confirm the booking by written message, invoice, or electronic confirmation. Any estimate given before inspection is an indication only and may be revised after further information is received. In the event of a scheduling conflict, the service provider reserves the right to offer an alternative time or date. Recurring appointments are arranged on the understanding that timing may vary slightly due to travel, traffic, or operational requirements.
2. Access, attendance, and customer responsibilities
The customer must ensure that suitable access is available at the agreed time. This includes opening the property, providing keys or codes if authorised, and ensuring that the premises are safe for cleaning. If access is not possible, the appointment may be treated as a late cancellation or failed visit, and charges may apply. Where keys are entrusted to the service provider, they will be handled with reasonable care and returned as agreed.
The customer must secure valuables, documents, cash, jewellery, and fragile or sentimental items before the appointment. The service provider is not responsible for items left in the work area unless loss or damage is caused by proven negligence. The customer should also advise whether any area is to be excluded from cleaning. If the customer or another authorised adult is present during the service, they must not obstruct the work or interfere with safe cleaning procedures.
3. Payments and charges
Charges are based on the quotation, hourly rate, fixed fee, or agreed package price communicated before the service begins. All prices are stated in pounds sterling unless otherwise confirmed. Unless expressly stated, prices may be subject to VAT where applicable. The service provider may revise pricing if the customer changes the scope of work, requests extra tasks, or supplies incomplete or inaccurate information that materially affects the time or materials required.
Payment is due in accordance with the invoice or booking confirmation. For domestic cleaning services, payment may be taken after completion or at another agreed interval. For end of tenancy, deep cleaning, or other larger works, a deposit or advance payment may be required to secure the appointment. Accepted payment methods may include bank transfer, card payment, or other approved means. Cash may be accepted only if agreed in advance.
If payment is not received by the due date, the service provider reserves the right to charge reasonable late payment fees, suspend further services, or take recovery action. Any unpaid balance may accrue interest where permitted by law. The customer remains responsible for all agreed charges unless a dispute is raised promptly and in good faith. If a payment method is declined, the customer must provide an alternative promptly to avoid disruption.
4. Cancellations, rescheduling, and missed appointments
The customer may cancel or reschedule a booking by giving reasonable notice. Unless otherwise agreed, cancellations made less than 24 hours before the appointment may incur a charge, especially where staff, transport, or materials have already been allocated. For larger or specialist bookings, a longer notice period may be required, and this will be stated in the quotation or booking confirmation.
If the customer repeatedly cancels or fails to provide access, the service provider may decline future bookings. Where the provider must cancel due to illness, unsafe conditions, severe weather, or operational reasons beyond reasonable control, the customer will be offered an alternative date or a refund of any prepaid amount for the affected service. The service provider is not liable for indirect losses caused by a cancellation made for legitimate operational reasons.
5. Service standards and limitations
Cleaners Twickenham will supply services with reasonable skill and care and in line with the description confirmed at the point of sale. The service is limited to cleaning tasks agreed in advance. It does not include repairs, moving heavy furniture, lifting dangerous items, or carrying out work that would require a licence, qualification, or specialist trade. The customer should not assume that any task outside the original agreement will be completed.
Cleaning products and equipment may be supplied by the service provider or by the customer, depending on the arrangement. Where the customer supplies products, they must be suitable for the surfaces and safe for normal domestic or commercial use. The service provider may refuse to use products that are unsafe, incorrectly labelled, damaged, expired, or unsuitable for the task. Any advice given about products or methods is general in nature and not a guarantee of result.
The service provider does not guarantee removal of all stains, odours, limescale, mould, paint marks, corrosion, or ingrained dirt, particularly where damage predates the appointment or where materials are delicate. Results can vary according to surface type, age, previous maintenance, and environmental conditions. Reasonable efforts will be made to achieve a high standard, but some tasks may be limited by the condition of the property or the availability of water, electricity, or access.
6. Liability and insurance
The service provider accepts liability only for direct loss or damage caused by proven negligence, breach of contract, or failure to exercise reasonable care and skill. To the fullest extent permitted by law, the service provider will not be responsible for indirect, incidental, special, or consequential losses, including loss of profit, business interruption, or loss of opportunity. Nothing in these terms excludes liability for death or personal injury caused by negligence, fraud, or any other liability that cannot lawfully be excluded.
If damage is discovered, the customer must notify the service provider as soon as reasonably possible and provide evidence, including photographs where appropriate. The service provider may inspect the item or area before any repair or settlement is agreed. Where liability is accepted, the remedy may be limited to repair, replacement, or reimbursement up to the value of the affected service or item, subject to the available evidence and applicable insurance terms.
The customer is responsible for informing the service provider of any known fragility, hidden defects, or pre-existing damage. The service provider is not liable for damage arising from such pre-existing conditions or from ordinary wear and tear. If the customer requests the handling of delicate, antique, high-value, or irreplaceable items, this is done at the customer’s own risk unless a separate written arrangement provides otherwise. The customer should insure valuables independently where appropriate.
7. Waste regulations and disposal
All waste handling will be carried out in accordance with applicable UK waste laws, environmental requirements, and local disposal rules. The service provider will only remove waste that is included in the booking and lawfully capable of removal. The customer must clearly identify any waste to be taken away and must not include hazardous, clinical, asbestos-related, electrical, or regulated materials unless the service specifically permits such removal and a lawful disposal route is available.
The customer remains responsible for declaring the nature of any waste. If waste is found to contain prohibited or dangerous materials, the service provider may suspend the service and notify the customer of any additional costs or lawful disposal requirements. Waste must not be left in a condition that breaches health and safety rules or creates a nuisance. The customer acknowledges that the service provider may refuse to handle waste that would expose staff to harm or regulatory risk.
Any waste removed as part of a cleaning service will be disposed of or transferred to an appropriate authorised facility or collection route, where required by law. The customer must not instruct the service provider to dispose of items unlawfully or to bypass environmental obligations. The service provider may request proof or further details about waste type before agreeing to move or dispose of it.
8. Complaints and service issues
If the customer is dissatisfied with any aspect of the service, they should notify the service provider within a reasonable time and, where possible, before the area is used again or altered. This gives the provider a fair opportunity to inspect the issue and, where appropriate, return to remedy the problem. Complaints raised late may be harder to assess, especially where third parties, weather, or normal use may have affected the result.
The service provider may choose to revisit, re-clean, offer a partial refund, or propose another reasonable solution. Any remedy offered will be assessed on the facts of the case and the nature of the service provided. A complaint does not entitle the customer to withhold payment for services properly delivered, though any proven and agreed adjustment may be deducted or refunded in a lawful manner.
9. Termination and suspension
The service provider may suspend or terminate services immediately if the customer fails to pay, provides unsafe access, behaves abusively, requests unlawful activity, or repeatedly breaches these Terms and Conditions. The provider may also terminate a recurring arrangement with reasonable notice where operational needs change. Any termination will not affect rights or obligations already accrued before the termination date.
The customer may end a recurring service at any time by giving notice in line with the booking agreement. Outstanding charges remain payable. If a deposit was paid for a date that is later cancelled by the customer, the deposit may be retained in accordance with the cancellation terms and any proven costs already incurred.
10. Data, privacy, and communication
Personal information supplied during the booking and service process will be used only for legitimate business purposes such as scheduling, invoicing, customer support, and legal compliance. Information will be handled in accordance with applicable UK data protection laws. The customer should ensure that contact details provided for booking and billing are accurate and kept up to date.
Communication relating to bookings, changes, payment, and service issues may be carried out by email, text, phone, or other agreed methods. The customer agrees that such communications may form part of the contract record. Electronic confirmations, invoices, and messages may be relied upon as evidence of the agreed arrangement unless proven otherwise.
11. Governing law
These Terms and Conditions, and any non-contractual dispute or claim arising from them, are governed by the laws of England and Wales. The parties agree that the courts of England and Wales shall have exclusive jurisdiction, except where consumer law provides otherwise. If any difference arises, the parties should first seek to resolve the matter informally and in good faith.
12. General provisions
No waiver of any term shall be effective unless stated in writing. If the service provider does not insist on strict performance of any obligation, this does not mean that the obligation is waived for the future. The customer may not assign rights or obligations under the contract without consent. The service provider may transfer or subcontract parts of the service where this is reasonable and lawful.
Any notice under these Terms and Conditions should be given using the communication method agreed at booking. Notices are deemed received when reasonably delivered in the ordinary course of communication. These terms represent the entire agreement between the parties regarding the service, unless replaced or supplemented by a written document signed or otherwise accepted by both sides.
By proceeding with a booking, the customer confirms acceptance of these Terms and Conditions for cleaners Twickenham services and acknowledges that the agreement may be updated from time to time. The version in force at the time of booking will apply to that appointment, unless a later written change is agreed by both parties.