Professional Cleaning at an affordable price!
Our minimum charge for any clean is £80. (Click here to find out why businesses have a minimum charge)
If your requested clean falls below this we can clean an additional area/item to ensure you get full value for our minimum charge. (This IS NOT an additional fee on top of the clean price)
We encourage you to book online where possible as appointments are live and may be filled before we can reply to your request. Monday-Friday 0930, 1230 & 1530 appointments.
PLEASE NOTE: Our Machine is mounted to the van. We have to park close to the property and run a hose from the van inside without causing an obstruction. On average , as an indication, we can run up to 100ft from the van. If you are unsure please contact us.
Carpet Cleaning
Please note, prices are for indication only. If you are familiar with your measurements, we charge £4/m2. If your rooms are smaller than those indicated below, the cost would be less.
The prices below are based on an average 3 bed property
Please toggle between 'Clean Only' or 'Clean and Protect' for prices.
Upholstery Cleaning
Please note specialist fabrics such as viscose, cotton or linen are priced differently. If you have a specialist fabric, please select/toggle the 'specialist fabrics' tab below.
Severe soiling such as pet stains or excessive pet hair will incur additional charges.
What is a minimum charge and why do you have one?
Paramount Cleaning Company has a minimum charge of £80. But why do businesses have a minimum charge? First, let's look at what a minimum charge is.
A minimum charge is different to a call out charge. A minimum charge is the minimum value of a service needing to be paid on completion of work, to ensure the value of the job covers the expenses to complete the job. A call out fee is paid regardless if any work is carried out, for example, an electrician examining a fault but unable to repair it. No work was conducted but a call out fee is paid.
So why have a minimum charge?
Whatever the profession, tradespeople have operating and overhead costs. These include Insurance such as public liability, vehicle insurance, health insurance, insurance of tools etc, Tax: road tax, income tax, national insurance etc. Transportation: vehicle purchase, vehicle maintenance, fuel, oils and lubricants etc. Administration: time spent completing accounts, sending customer communications, client management software etc. Tools: purchase and maintenance of tools and chemicals etc. Training: initial qualifications and ongoing courses. Trades association fees: for example National Carpet Cleaners Association. Reinvesting back into the business is also a crucial part of maintaining a successful business.
Of course after all this, we need a wage!
How is your minimum charge calculated?
In order to maintain the business and our high standards, we limit the number of jobs completed per day to 3. We determine a fair wage for our hard work which extends beyond the 'normal working day' (dealing with enquiries and invoices etc well into the evening) We calculate what all the expenses mentioned above add up to per day, and add this to our wage.
Wage + Operating costs = Minimum charge per job.