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Better when the street joins together.


The round is built to grow street by street, so the rewards go to neighbours who bring neighbours. Two offers, both automatic, both a discount to unlock and never a fee.

The neighbourhood rate

Ten homes on your street and everyone pays less.

Every clean carries a small share of the cost of getting to your street. When 10 homes within a short walk of each other are on the round, that cost is shared out, and everyone on the street moves to a lower rate. Automatically. Including the people who joined first.

It’s a discount you unlock together, never a fee you’re stuck with. I message everyone on the street when it happens.

  • Counted by distance (about 150 metres), not by street name, so a close or a lane can count.
  • Applies from the next visit after the tenth home joins.
  • Stays for a grace period if the street later dips below 10.

Your own code

One code, written on your leaflets.

When I sign you up you get your own referral code. Pass it on to whoever you like — there’s no limit on how many neighbours can use it.

50% off your neighbour’s first clean

They type your code in when they get their price, or quote it at the door, and the discount comes off their first clean straight away. No waiting for anyone to approve anything.

5% off for you, for a year, per neighbour who joins, up to 50%

Each 5% lasts 12 months from your neighbour’s first paid clean. Ten neighbours and your cleans are half price for a year.

You join

You get your own code the moment you join — it’s in your welcome message and your online account.

You pass it on

Give a leaflet to the neighbour who always asks who does your windows. The same code, as many times as you like.

You both save

Their first clean is half price. Your discount starts after their first paid clean.

Have a code?

Enter it when you join.

There’s a box for it when you get your price online, and on the join form. A neighbour’s code is six letters, like ABDKGV. The discount comes off your first clean and your neighbour’s reward starts once that clean is paid.

Questions

The small print, in plain words.

Do I have to do anything to get the neighbourhood rate?

No. Once 10 homes within about 150 metres of each other are on the round it applies automatically, from the next visit, and I message everyone on the street when it does. It counts by distance, not by street name, so a cul-de-sac and the road it joins can count together.

What if the street later drops below ten?

The rate stays for a grace period before anything changes, and I tell you first. Nobody is caught out by a neighbour moving house.

How does a neighbour use my code?

They type it in when they get their price online, or quote it when I sign them up at the door. The discount comes off their first clean straight away; it doesn’t wait for anyone to approve anything.

Does my code run out?

No. There’s one code, it’s yours, and any number of neighbours can use it. Each one who joins earns you another 5%, up to 50% in total.

When does my referral discount start, and how long does it last?

Each 5% starts from your neighbour’s first paid clean and lasts 12 months. Their half-price first clean applies wherever they live. Your own 5% is about round density, so it applies when their home is close to yours or to a group of my existing customers — if it is further out than that, I’ll tell you and explain why. If that neighbour leaves, your 5% runs for one more month from their last paid clean and then stops. If they leave before ever paying for a clean, it doesn’t apply at all — otherwise the scheme would pay for signing up and cancelling.

Can the discounts be combined?

The neighbourhood rate and your referral discount stack. A half-price first clean and a referral discount are never combined on the same visit, and you can’t use a code on your own address.

Where do I find my code?

It’s in your welcome message and in your online account under “Your referral code” — and I’ll write it on a leaflet for you if that’s easier.

Everything here is also in the terms, sections 4 and 5.