Cleaners in Blackpool

What to put in your job description

• A regular clean (how often) or a one-off, such as an end-of-tenancy or after building work.
• How many bedrooms and bathrooms, and anything extra: oven, windows inside, carpets.
• For end of tenancy: your letting agent's checklist, and the date you hand the keys back.
• Whether you'll be in, and whether there are pets.
• Whether you want them to bring their own products and equipment.

Don't put your name, phone number or address in the description: every trade who covers your area reads it. Your name, phone, email and address go only to the trades who take the job (3 at most).

Questions to ask before you hire

• Do you bring your own products and equipment?
• How do you look after keys, and who else will come in?
• What happens if something is broken?
• Do you have public liability insurance?
• If you take rubbish away: are you a registered waste carrier?

Registers and schemes to check

There is no register for cleaners. Agree in writing who holds your keys. Anyone who takes rubbish away must be a registered waste carrier. We don't check this for you yet.

Your council in Blackpool

Your local council deals with rubbish and bulky waste collections, and with planning if the job changes the outside of your home. For most of Blackpool that is Blackpool Council; a postcode at the edge may be in a neighbouring council's area.

We take jobs from FY1, FY2, FY3, FY4 for Blackpool. Trades choose the districts they cover.

More on hiring: Cleaners: what to ask and what to check.

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