Everything I can do at your place
Three worlds, thirteen families of services. Each family has its own page, stating what is included and what is not.
Where to start
Click the world that concerns you: inside you will find the families of services, and each family its own page.
A notebook, not a catalogue
The thirteen families are not independent tick boxes: they overlap. Bringing a flat back to standard after a move, for instance, almost always mixes cleaning (floors, windows, bathrooms), handyman work (filling fixing holes, easing a door that rubs) and sometimes gardening (a lawn left to itself for two months before the outgoing inspection).
That is why quotations are drawn up job by job rather than from a price list: I look at the whole picture, break it down line by line, and you decide what you keep. Nothing forces you to take it all — many clients start with a single line and add more over the months.
If your need appears on none of the pages above, ask anyway. A fair share of the work comes from requests nobody had anticipated: a cellar to empty before a sale, a shop to make presentable before opening, a gate to scrub before the photographs for a property listing.
Your job fits none of the boxes?
Describe it as it is. If I cannot do it, I say so plainly — and point you to the right person when I know one.