Putting a home back in order without changing the owner's habits

After cleaning, anything moved should be returned to its usual place. Respecting the household's familiar layout does not mean emptying cupboards or sorting personal belongings.

During the first visit, the Personal Cleaner records the agreed areas, the owner's preferences, things that must not be moved and instructions for linen. A written brief prevents unwelcome changes and helps prepare each stay consistently.

In the kitchen, clean the agreed surfaces and return used items to their places; check supplies or dates only if asked. In the bedrooms, prepare beds and linen as instructed. A final visual check confirms that moved items are back where they belong.

Private documents, medicines and valuables are not handled without explicit permission. A full reorganisation requires its own agreed scope, time and price.

A beautifully cared-for home is also one where you can find everything as you left it. Before putting a home back in order, we check the owner's instructions: linen, beds, areas to leave untouched and items that must not be moved. Preparing for your next stay? Tell us what matters to you.