We offer some of the cheapest carpet cleaning services around Brompton SW10, do not hesitate and call us on 020 3743 8596 today!
 Carpet Cleaning
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| £55 |
 Upholstery Cleaning
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| £55 |
 End Of Tenancy Cleaning
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| £95 |
 Domestic Cleaning
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| £13.50 |
 House Cleaning
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| £13.50 |
 Office Cleaning
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| £13.50 |
*Price excluding VAT
*Minimum charge apply
Carpet Cleaning Brompton is committed to providing a safe and healthy working environment for our employees, clients, visitors and members of the public who may be affected by our carpet, rug and upholstery cleaning activities. We recognise our responsibility to manage health and safety risks arising from our work and to continually improve our standards.
Our objective is to prevent injury, ill health and property damage by identifying hazards, assessing risks and implementing effective control measures. We will comply with applicable health and safety legislation and recognised industry best practice relevant to professional cleaning services.
Health and safety considerations are an integral part of planning and delivering our services. All staff, contractors and managers are expected to cooperate in maintaining high standards and in promoting a positive health and safety culture.
Overall responsibility for health and safety within Carpet Cleaning Brompton rests with the company management, who will ensure that appropriate resources, information, training and supervision are provided.
Supervisors are responsible for implementing this policy on site, ensuring that risk assessments are followed, that staff use equipment and cleaning agents correctly and that personal protective equipment is worn when required.
All employees have a duty to take reasonable care of their own health and safety and that of others who may be affected by their actions. They must follow safe systems of work, report hazards and incidents promptly and cooperate with any training or instruction provided.
Before work begins, relevant risks associated with carpet and upholstery cleaning are assessed. This includes slip and trip hazards from wet floors and hoses, manual handling of machinery, electrical safety, use of cleaning chemicals, working in clients homes and workplaces, and any specific site hazards notified by the client.
Safe working procedures are developed from these risk assessments and communicated to all staff. Methods of work are designed to minimise risk, such as careful routing of hoses and cables, use of signage where appropriate, controlled application of water and solutions, and maintaining clear walkways.
We use professional carpet and upholstery cleaning products in line with manufacturer instructions and safety data sheets. Hazardous substances are stored, transported, diluted, applied and disposed of safely to avoid harm to people, pets and the environment.
Only trained personnel are permitted to handle concentrated solutions. Staff are instructed in correct dilution ratios, contact times, ventilation requirements and the need to avoid mixing incompatible products. Where possible, we select low hazard or environmentally considerate products without compromising cleaning performance.
All cleaning equipment, including extraction machines, vacuum cleaners, agitation tools and accessories, is maintained in safe working order. Regular inspection, servicing and testing are carried out in accordance with manufacturer recommendations and relevant safety standards.
Electrical leads, plugs and connections are checked for damage before use. Faulty equipment is removed from service immediately and only returned to use after repair by a competent person. Staff are trained to operate equipment correctly and never to override safety features.
Personal protective equipment is provided where risk assessments show it is necessary. This may include protective gloves, eye protection, masks or respirators when required, and appropriate footwear with good grip to reduce slip risks, especially on wet or hard floors.
Employees must use protective equipment as instructed and report any loss, damage or defect. Management will replace worn or damaged items promptly and review PPE needs when processes, products or equipment change.
Many carpet cleaning tasks involve lifting, carrying or moving machinery, hoses and furniture. To reduce the risk of musculoskeletal injuries, we provide training in safe lifting techniques, the use of handling aids where practicable and the planning of routes to minimise carrying distances and obstacles.
Where heavy furniture or equipment needs to be moved, staff are instructed to seek assistance or to request client cooperation, and not to attempt tasks that exceed safe manual handling guidelines.
Slips and trips are a significant hazard in wet cleaning operations. We manage this risk by using suitable warning signs when appropriate, avoiding unnecessary spreading of water or solution, promptly wiping up spillages and keeping hoses and cables routed away from main walkways where possible.
At clients premises, we will discuss any specific concerns with the client, such as residents with limited mobility or high traffic areas, and adjust our working methods to maintain safe access.
Respect for client property, privacy and safety is a core part of our service. Staff must behave professionally at all times, maintain tidy work areas, keep equipment under control and ensure that children, vulnerable persons and pets are kept away from hazardous areas during and immediately after cleaning.
Ventilation is used where required to disperse vapours and aid drying. We will provide guidance to clients on safe re-entry times for cleaned areas and any temporary precautions needed until carpets and upholstery are fully dry.
All employees receive induction training that includes health and safety responsibilities, safe use of equipment, chemical safety, manual handling and emergency procedures. Additional task-specific training is provided where required.
Refresher training is given periodically and whenever new equipment, products or procedures are introduced. Supervisors monitor working practices on site and provide coaching to ensure that standards are maintained.
All accidents, near misses, injuries, property damage and dangerous occurrences must be reported to management as soon as possible. Incidents are recorded, investigated and used to improve risk control measures.
Emergency arrangements cover electrical isolation, small spill management, first aid response and evacuation procedures in the event of fire or other serious danger. Staff are instructed to follow the emergency procedures of the premises they are working in, in coordination with our own arrangements.
Carpet Cleaning Brompton monitors health and safety performance through incident reports, staff feedback, inspection of sites and equipment, and review of training needs. This policy and associated procedures are reviewed regularly, and whenever there are significant changes in our operations, to ensure they remain effective and relevant.
By working together to follow this Health and Safety Policy, we aim to deliver high quality carpet and upholstery cleaning services while protecting the wellbeing of our employees, clients and the wider community.
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