If you have gone looking for a published price list for salon or barber shop cleaning, the fact that you could not find one is not a company hiding its rates — it is because a fair price genuinely cannot be set without seeing the premises first.
Why there is no flat price
Two salons the same square footage can take very different amounts of time to clean properly. A four-chair barbers with a hard floor throughout is a different job to a six-station colour salon with basins, mirrors and a retail wall, even if the footprint is similar. Quoting off a rate card means either overcharging the simple job or underquoting the complicated one, and neither is a good way to start a working relationship.
What actually moves the price
The things that genuinely change how long a clean takes:
- •Floor area and number of chairs or stations
- •Number of basins and how much product residue builds up around them
- •Mirrors and glass throughout
- •Retail displays and shelving
- •How often you want it done — daily, several times a week, or weekly
- •Whether it needs to happen before opening, after closing, or in a specific gap in the day
What a typical visit covers
Most salon and barber cleaning contracts we quote include the same core list, adjusted for frequency:
- •Floors around chairs and basins, including cut hair and product residue
- •Mirrors and glass
- •Basins, taps and colour stations degreased
- •Reception and waiting area
- •Retail display units and shelving
- •Toilets and staff areas
- •Bins emptied and re-bagged
How we quote it
We visit the salon, look at the actual chairs, basins and floor area, and agree a fixed price for the frequency you want. No rate card, no guessing from a phone call, and no surprise extras once we are already there.
We clean salons and barber shops across Kent, scheduled around your opening hours.
Salon & barber shop cleaning