Domestic Cleaning
Keeping on top of the house, your way.
At Debbie Anne, our Domestic Cleaning service is designed to support families by maintaining a clean and healthy home environment for seniors when managing household chores becomes challenging. We understand the importance of a tidy space for comfort and wellbeing, and our compassionate team is dedicated to delivering thorough, reliable cleaning tailored to the unique needs of our clients. Trust us to help create a serene, safe, and sparkling home for your loved ones.
What’s included
- The kitchen: surfaces, sink and hob wiped down and seen to
- The bathroom done thoroughly, including everything that means bending or kneeling
- Hoovering, floors, dusting and the stairs
- A general tidy that leaves the room recognisably yours
- Anything beyond the light, regular jobs: ask when we come out, and we will say honestly whether we can take it on
Who it’s for
- People who kept an immaculate house all their lives and mind very much that they no longer can
- Anyone who cannot kneel, bend or carry a hoover up a flight of stairs
- Someone under instructions not to lift anything while they recover
- Families who spend their whole visit doing housework and never get to sit down with their mum
- Anybody who wants the place right before visitors come
Areas covered
- Wolverhampton
- Bushbury
- Low Hill
- Fordhouses
- Oxley
- Fallings Park
- Tettenhall
- Perton
- Pendeford
- and the surrounding areas
Questions people ask
- Do I need to have the cleaning things in?
- Most people would rather we used what is already under their sink, and that suits us: it is what the house is used to and there is no surprise smell afterwards. If having to keep it stocked would be a nuisance, say so when we come out and we will sort something out between us.
- Can you just do the jobs I cannot manage?
- Yes, and that is a sensible way to do it. Some people want the whole house; plenty just want the bathroom, the stairs and the bedding, and carry on doing the rest themselves because they like doing it. We work to your list, not ours.
- The house has rather got away from me. Is that a problem?
- It is not, and you would be surprised how often we hear it. Nobody will be tutting. Tell us when we visit which room is bothering you most and we will start there, then work out with you what a sensible week-to-week arrangement looks like once it is back under control.
Not sure yet? These might help
- How do I know when someone needs help at home?
The changes families usually notice first, what each one tends to mean, and the smallest thing you can do about it.
- Home care or a care home?
An honest comparison, including the money, and the one difference in the means test that catches most families out.
- Looking after someone else: help for family carers
You are entitled to an assessment of your own needs, free, whatever the person you care for decides. Here is what that means and what else is available.
How it works
Have a chat
Give us a ring or send us a message and tell us what you’re finding difficult. There’s no obligation, and nothing to sign. If it’s urgent, say so: we can sometimes start straight away.
Your first visit is free
We come out to you at home, meet you properly, and write down together exactly what help you want and when. There’s no charge for that visit whether or not you go ahead.
Your assistant starts
Your assistant starts visiting on the days and times we’ve agreed together, and we stay in touch to make sure it’s working for you.
