To request a quote, tell us the service address, rooms and tasks, how often you would like cleaning and your preferred timing. Include practical arrival details such as parking, stairs, a lift or shared entry. Keep keys and entry codes out of your first message; arrange any necessary access details securely later. We will confirm the written scope, price and appointment before booking.
Build a room-by-room cleaning scope
The exact list is agreed before the visit. Depending on the written quote, the discussion may include:
- agreed tidying that does not include unapproved item movement
- a recurring core list with a separately agreed rotating priority
- kitchen benches, sinks and agreed external surfaces
- bathrooms and toilets listed in the written scope
Scope boundary: A general cleaning request does not automatically include appliance interiors, high-access work, heavy-item movement, specialist treatment or another person’s separate tasks. List anything outside routine surfaces so it can be assessed before booking.
Plan entry and access before the visit
Share practical access details that affect the appointment: the correct entrance, stairs or lift, parking limits, gate or intercom instructions and who will be present. Only provide information needed to arrange and deliver the service.
If entry depends on another person or an access arrangement, identify the authorised contact and the preferred way to confirm arrival. This reduces uncertainty without assuming that access is the same for every visit.
Separate routine kitchen work from extra tasks
A kitchen request can distinguish routine benches, sink, splashback and floor work from tasks such as an appliance interior or a cupboard interior. Listing them separately makes the written scope easier to check.
Food handling, pest treatment, appliance repair and restoration are not ordinary household-cleaning tasks. Ask about any unusual request before it is added to the quote.
Clarify access to the surfaces in scope
Explain whether the requested floors and surfaces can be reached and whether any area must be left untouched. Decluttering, sorting personal belongings and moving large items are separate decisions, not assumed preparation tasks.
If access to a priority area changes, tell Smurfettes before the visit. The task can then be clarified without a cleaner making an uncertain decision about personal items.
Identify work that may be hard to reach
Mention high, blocked or restricted surfaces when they are part of the request. The quote can then state what is reachable with the agreed household-cleaning method and what remains excluded.
Do not assume ladders, specialist access equipment or heavy-item movement are available. Work outside the assessed access boundary should be left for clarification.
Keep provider registration and funding separate
Whether household cleaning can be paid from a participant’s NDIS funding depends on the participant’s disability-related support needs, their plan and current NDIS requirements. A quote or booking does not confirm funding. Keep ordinary household expenses, repairs, direct tenancy costs and work for other residents separate from the participant’s NDIS-funded cleaning request; ask for private-pay work to be described and priced separately. For invoice arrangements, self-managed participants or authorised nominees can provide their billing details, while plan-managed participants can provide the plan manager’s invoice details. Check individual funding and payment questions with the participant’s plan manager or NDIS contact before booking.
Smurfettes Service Pty Ltd is registered with the NDIS Commission for Household Tasks. This registration does not determine whether a particular task can be paid from the participant’s plan.
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Enquire about NDIS household cleaning in Bankstown: Call 1300 525 336 or email info@smurfettescleaningservice.net. Include the exact address, priority rooms, requested frequency, access and preferred timing. Sending an enquiry does not confirm a booking or an NDIS funding decision.