Home cleaning in Bicester

Cleaning in Bicester

Much of Bicester's housing is recent. Kingsmere on the south-west side, Elmsbrook in the north-west and the self-build plots at Graven Hill hold homes with open-plan kitchens, several bathrooms and large windows, which suit a regular clean and periodic window cleaning. Many owners commute to Oxford or London from Bicester Village or Bicester North stations, so a fortnightly visit is a common choice. Older homes around Market Square and Sheep Street, and in villages such as Launton and Ambrosden, usually need more time on kitchens and bathrooms.

Bicester has grown quickly, with new estates such as Kingsmere, Elmsbrook and Graven Hill. New homes usually need an after-builders clean to remove fine dust before moving in, and the town has a large retail and hospitality trade.

Before your clean

On new estates, let us know if there are unadopted roads, site traffic or parking restrictions near your home, and whether builders are still working on the plot.

Many homes in Kingsmere, Elmsbrook and Graven Hill were built in recent years. Elmsbrook houses have large windows and solar panels, and Graven Hill includes self-build plots finished at different times, so building work can carry on next door. New homes collect plaster dust in sockets, sills, cupboards and window tracks. Older houses around Market Square and Sheep Street need more routine kitchen and bathroom work.