Cleaning & Property Care

Simply clean.

Cleaning, property care and specialist services for homes, offices and buildings.

Property care
Cleaning
Specialist services

Who we are

Care you can see. Service that thinks ahead.

MF Facility brings together cleaning, property care and specialist services for homes, offices and buildings. From routine upkeep to clearance, we provide the right support for each property.

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5 service areas

From property care to disposal

Service areas: 5
For: Homes & businesses
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The right care for every space.

Cleaning, upkeep and specialist work tailored to the property and the task.

Our services

For every property. For every need.

From property care to specialist cleaning: services for interiors, outdoor areas and everything in between.

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Property care
Inside & outside

Property care & grounds

Stairwells, shared areas, grounds and gardens, complemented by winter service and snow clearance.

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Residential
Commercial

Cleaning & upkeep

Maintenance, home and office cleaning, complemented by window, glass and specialist cleaning.

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At a glance

Everything around the property.

Five service areas for cleaning, care and upkeep, matched to your property and the task at hand.

Property care

Building support and cleaning of shared areas

Cleaning

Routine, home, office and final cleaning

Specialist cleaning

Floors, carpets, upholstery, kitchens and bathrooms

Windows & glass

Windows, glass, blinds and roller shutters

Grounds

Garden care, winter service and snow clearance

Work you can see.

From routine cleaning to the care of glass, floors and outdoor areas: a look at the work involved around a property.

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How we work

Care starts with looking closely.

Good cleaning and property care should fit the property rather than a standard template. The surfaces, use and task on site all matter.

That is why routine upkeep and individual specialist tasks belong together: from stairwells, windows and floors to gardens, clearance and disposal.

Inside & outside

Shared areas, rooms, windows and grounds.

Routine & one-off

Ongoing cleaning or an individual specialist task.

Property care

Buildings & grounds

How it works

From enquiry to service.

Tell us about the property and the task. We clarify the next steps directly and clearly.

Send an enquiry

01
Send your request
Describe the property, required service and preferred time frame by email.
02
Clarify the need
The scope of work and any special requirements are agreed with you directly.
03
Plan the service
The date, access and important details are recorded in advance.
04
Complete the work
The agreed scope of work is carried out on site.

Our approach

What matters on every job.

Clear arrangements, the right scope of work and attention to detail are the basis of good facility services.

“Clean work starts with attention: to the space, the task and the details.”

MF Facility

Cleaning & property care

Matched to the task

Routine, deep or specialist cleaning: the scope is shaped around the property and the need.

Grounds care outside a residential building

Service overview

5 areas

The whole property in view

Interiors, shared areas, windows, grounds and disposal within one service range.

Direct contact

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Practical knowledge

Tips for care & upkeep.

Three perspectives on tasks that regularly arise in homes, offices and buildings.

Questions in the FAQ

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Routine care

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Windows & glass

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Floor care

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What matters in ongoing cleaning

A well-kept home or office depends on a manageable routine. Start with the spaces people use most, choose products for the actual surfaces and keep occasional detailed work separate from everyday cleaning.

Set a rhythm around use

As a practical starting point, check entrances, kitchen worktops and washbasins on days they are used. Remove spills promptly. Schedule a fuller clean weekly, then adjust after a few weeks: a busy shared office may need more attention than a rarely used guest room.

Keep a short room-by-room list. Separate regular tasks from occasional work such as skirting boards, cabinet tops and accessible areas behind furniture. This makes the scope clear when several people or a cleaning service share the work.

Work in a consistent order

Clear accessible surfaces first, putting papers and personal items somewhere agreed. Work from higher shelves towards lower surfaces, then vacuum and clean the floor last. Complete one room or zone at a time so dust and footprints do not undo finished work.

Use separate, clearly identifiable cloths for kitchen, bathroom and other surfaces. Change a dirty cloth or mop pad instead of spreading the same dirt around. Wash reusable tools according to their care instructions and let them dry before storing.

Match the method to the surface

Read the surface-care instructions and the cleaner label before starting. Dose as directed, test an inconspicuous area when appropriate and never mix cleaning products. More concentrate does not automatically clean better and can leave residue.

Apply a suitable product to a cloth where the surface instructions allow, rather than spraying switches or equipment. Follow the equipment maker’s instructions for screens and electronics. Keep moisture away from sockets and exposed connections.

Know what needs a separate visit

Routine cleaning will not repair worn finishes or remove every embedded stain. Note persistent marks and identify the material before trying a stronger treatment. Ask for specialist advice for delicate upholstery, unknown floor finishes or areas that cannot be reached safely.

For a cleaning enquiry, describe the rooms, approximate area, occupancy and desired frequency. Mention fragile surfaces and access arrangements. A clear scope is more useful than simply asking for a deep clean.

A simple routine to keep

Prioritise busy areas and fresh spills.
Clean high surfaces first and floors last.
Separate cloths by area and use the stated dose.
Record occasional tasks and surfaces needing advice.

Choose the conditions and prepare

Choose a cool, overcast period where possible. Strong sunlight and hot glass can dry the cleaning solution before it is removed, leaving marks. Protect nearby flooring and clear the sill before starting.

Inspect the pane and check whether it has a film or special coating with its own care instructions. Work only where you can stand securely and reach comfortably. Do not lean out of an upper window or stand on furniture to reach the outside.

Clean frames before the glass

Remove loose dust from accessible frames, tracks and sills using a soft brush or suitable vacuum attachment. Wipe frames with a method approved for their material, avoiding excess water around joints and fittings.

Clean glass with a suitable glass cleaner at the stated dilution. Use a clean washer or soft cloth, then remove the solution with overlapping squeegee strokes. Wipe the rubber blade between passes and dry the edges with a clean, lint-free cloth.

Treat blinds according to their material

Start with light dusting and support each slat as you work. Follow the blind manufacturer’s instructions: wood, coated metal, fabric and honeycomb shades cannot all be cleaned in the same way.

Do not soak wooden blinds or assume fabric blinds are washable. Even a damp spot treatment may be unsuitable for a particular fabric or coating. Keep water out of motors and controls. Leave heavy exterior blinds and difficult access to a suitably equipped professional.

Adjust the interval and troubleshoot gently

Inspect windows seasonally as a starting point and clean sooner where fingerprints, traffic dust or pollen make it necessary. An exposed entrance may need attention more often than a sheltered rear window.

If streaks remain, check the cloth, blade and product dose before increasing the amount of cleaner. Avoid abrasive pads and blades on unknown glass. Persistent deposits, scratches or moisture between panes need assessment; repeated scrubbing will not resolve every mark.

Before the next window clean

Check coatings, blind material and safe access.
Choose cool conditions and protect the floor.
Clean frames first; finish glass edges with a dry cloth.
Stop if a mark needs force or an unknown treatment.

Remove grit before wet cleaning

Use entrance mats and remove loose grit with a soft broom, dust mop or suitable vacuum setting. Pay particular attention to entrances and chair areas, where particles can be dragged across the finish. Check furniture pads and keep them clean.

As a starting point, inspect busy areas daily and clean according to visible dirt and use. Quieter rooms may need less frequent attention. Blot spills promptly, then treat any remaining mark with the method specified for the surface.

Wood and parquet: control moisture

Identify whether the wood is lacquered, oiled or treated with another finish. Choose the cleaner approved for that finish and use a lightly damp method where permitted. Avoid standing water and dry any excess promptly.

Do not use steam or household vinegar as a default wood-floor treatment. A maintenance oil or polish is a separate treatment, not a substitute for cleaning, and must suit the existing finish. Ask for advice if the finish is unknown, worn through or starting to lift.

Stone, tiles and resilient floors

For natural stone, use a stone-compatible neutral cleaner and follow its instructions. Acidic products, including vinegar and many limescale removers, can damage marble, limestone and other acid-sensitive stone. A ceramic-looking floor may actually be stone, so identify it first.

For ceramic tile, also check the grout and any sealer. For vinyl and laminate, follow the manufacturer’s moisture and product limits, especially around seams. Do not assume that a water-resistant surface allows soaking or steam cleaning.

Investigate a dull finish before treating it

Haze can be product residue, while scratches and worn finishes require a different response. Check the dose and the condition of the mop pad first. Avoid layering polish, wax or stronger chemicals onto an unidentified problem.

If a stain persists or a finish needs restoration, arrange an assessment with the floor material and previous treatments available. Mention any recent leak, coating or repair. This helps distinguish cleaning from work that belongs to a flooring specialist.

Keep beside your cleaning supplies

Identify both the flooring and its finish.
Remove grit before using moisture.
Use the approved product at the stated dose.
Seek advice before polishing or treating persistent damage.

Good to know before we start.

The key answers about our services. For anything else, you can reach us directly.

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Which services does MF Facility offer?

Our services cover property care, cleaning, windows and glass, specialist cleaning, and clearance and disposal.

Do you clean homes and offices?

Yes. The service range includes home, office, routine, deep and final cleaning.

Do you clean windows, blinds and shutters?

Yes. MF Facility offers window and glass cleaning as well as cleaning for blinds and roller shutters.

Which specialist cleaning services are available?

These include construction, floor, carpet, upholstery, kitchen, bathroom and garage cleaning, as well as floor care.

Do you also provide clearance and disposal?

Yes. Clearance and disposal, including cellars and attics, are part of the service range.

Simply clean.

Care you can see. Service that thinks ahead.

The right care for every space.

For every property. For every need.

Property care & grounds

Cleaning & upkeep

Everything around the property.

Property care ↗

Cleaning ↗

Specialist cleaning ↗

Windows & glass ↗

Grounds ↗

Clearance & disposal ↗

Work you can see.

Care starts with looking closely.

Inside & outside

Routine & one-off

From enquiry to service.

Send your request

Clarify the need

Plan the service

Complete the work

What matters on every job.

Matched to the task

The whole property in view

Tips for care & upkeep.

What matters in ongoing cleaningRead guide↗

A clear view through windows and blindsRead guide↗

Floor care suited to the materialRead guide↗

Good to know before we start.

Property care

Cleaning

Specialist cleaning

Windows & glass

Grounds

Clearance & disposal