An old centre with rules of its own
Much of the centre falls within a heritage protection zone, which restricts façade colours, tile types and window frames. Working here means finding out what is and is not allowed before the first hammer blow.
In Loulé we clean everything the town has: flats in the centre with narrow stairs and no lift, houses on the outlying estates, and old properties where the original floors will not take an ordinary product. As this is our base, we can almost always fit a one-off clean into the same week.
We get there the same day · Free site visit and quote
Loulé is our base. It is the town where our office is, where the equipment is kept, and where we know the streets well enough to know where a scaffolding van can park without getting in anybody's way.
The town grows between the old quarter at its centre and the newer housing on the edges, with the barrocal — the limestone hill country — rising to the north and the plain dropping away towards the coast. Two worlds sit side by side here: flats and houses from the eighties and nineties in the newer parts, and old buildings with thick walls, barrel tiles and worked parapets in the historic centre.
In Loulé we get everything: from the landlord who needs a flat repainted between tenants to the full refurbishment of a family home in the centre.
Much of the centre falls within a heritage protection zone, which restricts façade colours, tile types and window frames. Working here means finding out what is and is not allowed before the first hammer blow.
No lorry fits down the streets of the centre and there is no room for a cherry picker. A lot of what we do there involves carrying material up by hand and putting up narrow façade scaffolding.
Stone masonry walls built without a damp-proof course draw moisture up from the ground. Painting over it without dealing with the source gives you blisters within months.
We come to the house to see the areas, the materials and what it actually needs. The quote follows that, rather than a guess over the phone.
We agree frequency, duration and what each visit covers, in writing.
A team is assigned to your house, with one person responsible who is your point of contact.
After a few visits it becomes clear what needs doing more often and what needs doing less. The plan follows.
Loulé is our base — it is where our office and equipment are. We get there the same day and we know the town in detail.
Much of the centre falls within a heritage protection zone, which restricts façade colours, tile types and window frames. Working here means finding out what is and is not allowed before the first hammer blow. It is the situation we come across most often in Loulé, and it is why we look at the job before quoting.
No. Most of our clients leave us a key or an access code. We work with identified staff and always the same team, precisely so that this can work without you having to worry about it.
Yes, we bring everything — products, vacuum, mops and cloths. If you would rather we used specific products because of allergies, pets or delicate materials, we will happily use yours.
We do. Spring cleans, cleans before guests arrive, or a clean after the house has been shut up for a few months are all frequent requests.
Tell us what you need and we will come and look. We get there the same day and the visit is free.