Choosing a cleaning company seems easy until you have three quotes in front of you that look nothing alike. One is hourly, one is a fixed price and the third doesn’t say whether products are included. This guide helps you compare sensibly.
1. Define exactly what you need
Before asking for prices, note the size, number of bathrooms, frequency, large windows or terrace, pets and preferred hours. The more specific you are, the more comparable the proposals will be.
2. Get at least three proposals with the same scope
One company is not a comparison. With three proposals you quickly see what a reasonable price is and which company explains its work best. With Super Neteja you do it with a single request.
3. The questions that make the difference
- Are staff registered with CASS (Andorran social security)?
- Do they have public liability insurance?
- Who covers holidays and sick leave?
- Are products and machinery included?
- Is there a minimum term or notice period?
- What happens if something isn’t done right?
- Does the price include IGI?
4. Red flags
Be wary of prices far below the rest with no explanation, of anyone who won’t put anything in writing or can’t tell you who will come. Labour has a real cost in Andorra, and an impossible price usually hides something.
5. Start with a trial period
Agree a first month or a few visits to see how it goes. A good company is happy to adjust the routine after the first weeks.
Frequently asked questions
How many cleaning quotes should I get?
At least three with the same scope, so you can compare price and terms.
What should a cleaning company in Andorra have?
It should be registered, with staff registered with CASS and public liability insurance. Feel free to ask.