You can book new services in your Sallyshines account. Here's how: Create or log in to your Sallyshines account Click Book Us Fill in the website enquiry form and submit You will receive a follow up email with a link to a second enquiry form Fill in your details, requirements, and availability for a consultation call You will need to pay an £80 registration fee We will get back to you at your chosen time and provide you with a contract Sign the contract and experience the Sallyshines experience!

Yes! We have a hassle free exchange programme that allows you to change your assigned service professional within 3 sessions, or 3 months after your first session - whichever comes first. If you are feeling anxious that the person you're matched with doesn't match your expectations reach out to our team by phone, email, or the contact form on the Home page and we will handle it from there!

Due to the nature of a housekeeper's work, there may occasions when they are directly or indirectly responsible for accidental damage to property. On such occasions, we try to follow a fair system that protects both our customers and housekeepers equally. Reporting damage In the event of damage, this must be reported to us within 72 hours of the end of the clean. This will open a damage case and further information and photographs will need to be submitted. This further information must be provided to us within 48 hours of the case opening. Generally: Your housekeeper would not be deemed responsible for any damage due to faulty goods, 'wear & tear', or as a result of reasonable use of equipment/products. £300 is the maximum goodwill credit we can award. This can only be redeemed from residential cleans, and cannot be used for anything else. We can only award this credit in the event of damage for which we know the housekeeper is responsible. We will consider depreciation and 'wear & tear' when assessing how much credit to award. We use common industry benchmarks to inform these depreciation rates. For example and in general: Electronics – 20% annual depreciation Clothing or garments – 33% annual depreciation In order to verify the purchase of a damaged item, a receipt or bank statement may be required. We are unable to insure any damage resulting from the use of oven cleaning products or other corrosive cleaning products. We strongly recommend that you do not provide such products to your housekeeper unless there is need for specialist cleaning services. You can read further our damage policy in further detail in Terms & Conditions.

Before you book a one-off clean you will be able to select your service professional when you select a date and time for the service. If you're already booked in for a one-off service, you'll be able to see the assigned service professional who is coming to clean on the the My Bookings tab in your Client Portal page after you login.

You can book new one-off services on the Sallyshines website. Here's how: Create or log in to your Sallyshines account Click Services Select the desired service and a suitable date & time Fill in your information and requirements Complete payment Experience the Sallyshines experience!

Please contact our team in order to reschedule a regular service. You may reach us via email, phone, or through the Get In Touch form at the bottom of the Sallyshines home page.

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Due to the nature of a housekeeper's work, there may occasions when they are directly or indirectly responsible for accidental damage to property. On such occasions, we try to follow a fair system that protects both our customers and housekeepers equally. Reporting damage In the event of damage, this must be reported to us within 72 hours of the end of the clean. This will open a damage case and further information and photographs will need to be submitted. This further information must be provided to us within 48 hours of the case opening. Generally: Your housekeeper would not be deemed responsible for any damage due to faulty goods, 'wear & tear', or as a result of reasonable use of equipment/products. £300 is the maximum goodwill credit we can award. This can only be redeemed from residential cleans, and cannot be used for anything else. We can only award this credit in the event of damage for which we know the housekeeper is responsible. We will consider depreciation and 'wear & tear' when assessing how much credit to award. We use common industry benchmarks to inform these depreciation rates. For example and in general: Electronics – 20% annual depreciation Clothing or garments – 33% annual depreciation In order to verify the purchase of a damaged item, a receipt or bank statement may be required. We are unable to insure any damage resulting from the use of oven cleaning products or other corrosive cleaning products. We strongly recommend that you do not provide such products to your housekeeper unless there is need for specialist cleaning services. You can read further our damage policy in further detail in Terms & Conditions.

Full-time nannies will have completed a paediatric first aid course. Part-time nannies may have paediatric first aid training, but at the expense of the client.

Due to the nature of a housekeeper's work, there may occasions when they are directly or indirectly responsible for accidental damage to property. On such occasions, we try to follow a fair system that protects both our customers and housekeepers equally. Reporting damage In the event of damage, this must be reported to us within 72 hours of the end of the clean. This will open a damage case and further information and photographs will need to be submitted. This further information must be provided to us within 48 hours of the case opening. Generally: Your housekeeper would not be deemed responsible for any damage due to faulty goods, 'wear & tear', or as a result of reasonable use of equipment/products. £300 is the maximum goodwill credit we can award. This can only be redeemed from residential cleans, and cannot be used for anything else. We can only award this credit in the event of damage for which we know the housekeeper is responsible. We will consider depreciation and 'wear & tear' when assessing how much credit to award. We use common industry benchmarks to inform these depreciation rates. For example and in general: Electronics – 20% annual depreciation Clothing or garments – 33% annual depreciation In order to verify the purchase of a damaged item, a receipt or bank statement may be required. We are unable to insure any damage resulting from the use of oven cleaning products or other corrosive cleaning products. We strongly recommend that you do not provide such products to your housekeeper unless there is need for specialist cleaning services. You can read further our damage policy in further detail in Terms & Conditions.

Due to the nature of a housekeeper's work, there may occasions when they are directly or indirectly responsible for accidental damage to property. On such occasions, we try to follow a fair system that protects both our customers and housekeepers equally. Reporting damage In the event of damage, this must be reported to us within 72 hours of the end of the clean. This will open a damage case and further information and photographs will need to be submitted. This further information must be provided to us within 48 hours of the case opening. Generally: Your housekeeper would not be deemed responsible for any damage due to faulty goods, 'wear & tear', or as a result of reasonable use of equipment/products. £300 is the maximum goodwill credit we can award. This can only be redeemed from residential cleans, and cannot be used for anything else. We can only award this credit in the event of damage for which we know the housekeeper is responsible. We will consider depreciation and 'wear & tear' when assessing how much credit to award. We use common industry benchmarks to inform these depreciation rates. For example and in general: Electronics – 20% annual depreciation Clothing or garments – 33% annual depreciation In order to verify the purchase of a damaged item, a receipt or bank statement may be required. We are unable to insure any damage resulting from the use of oven cleaning products or other corrosive cleaning products. We strongly recommend that you do not provide such products to your housekeeper unless there is need for specialist cleaning services. You can read further our damage policy in further detail in Terms & Conditions.

Full-time carers will have completed a paediatric first aid course. Part-time nannies may have first aid training, but at the expense of the client.

Due to the nature of a housekeeper's work, there may occasions when they are directly or indirectly responsible for accidental damage to property. On such occasions, we try to follow a fair system that protects both our customers and housekeepers equally. Reporting damage In the event of damage, this must be reported to us within 72 hours of the end of the clean. This will open a damage case and further information and photographs will need to be submitted. This further information must be provided to us within 48 hours of the case opening. Generally: Your housekeeper would not be deemed responsible for any damage due to faulty goods, 'wear & tear', or as a result of reasonable use of equipment/products. £300 is the maximum goodwill credit we can award. This can only be redeemed from residential cleans, and cannot be used for anything else. We can only award this credit in the event of damage for which we know the housekeeper is responsible. We will consider depreciation and 'wear & tear' when assessing how much credit to award. We use common industry benchmarks to inform these depreciation rates. For example and in general: Electronics – 20% annual depreciation Clothing or garments – 33% annual depreciation In order to verify the purchase of a damaged item, a receipt or bank statement may be required. We are unable to insure any damage resulting from the use of oven cleaning products or other corrosive cleaning products. We strongly recommend that you do not provide such products to your housekeeper unless there is need for specialist cleaning services. You can read further our damage policy in further detail in Terms & Conditions.

Due to the nature of a housekeeper's work, there may occasions when they are directly or indirectly responsible for accidental damage to property. On such occasions, we try to follow a fair system that protects both our customers and housekeepers equally. Reporting damage In the event of damage, this must be reported to us within 72 hours of the end of the clean. This will open a damage case and further information and photographs will need to be submitted. This further information must be provided to us within 48 hours of the case opening. Generally: Your housekeeper would not be deemed responsible for any damage due to faulty goods, 'wear & tear', or as a result of reasonable use of equipment/products. £300 is the maximum goodwill credit we can award. This can only be redeemed from residential cleans, and cannot be used for anything else. We can only award this credit in the event of damage for which we know the housekeeper is responsible. We will consider depreciation and 'wear & tear' when assessing how much credit to award. We use common industry benchmarks to inform these depreciation rates. For example and in general: Electronics – 20% annual depreciation Clothing or garments – 33% annual depreciation In order to verify the purchase of a damaged item, a receipt or bank statement may be required. We are unable to insure any damage resulting from the use of oven cleaning products or other corrosive cleaning products. We strongly recommend that you do not provide such products to your housekeeper unless there is need for specialist cleaning services. You can read further our damage policy in further detail in Terms & Conditions.

Due to the nature of a housekeeper's work, there may occasions when they are directly or indirectly responsible for accidental damage to property. On such occasions, we try to follow a fair system that protects both our customers and housekeepers equally. Reporting damage In the event of damage, this must be reported to us within 72 hours of the end of the clean. This will open a damage case and further information and photographs will need to be submitted. This further information must be provided to us within 48 hours of the case opening. Generally: Your housekeeper would not be deemed responsible for any damage due to faulty goods, 'wear & tear', or as a result of reasonable use of equipment/products. £300 is the maximum goodwill credit we can award. This can only be redeemed from residential cleans, and cannot be used for anything else. We can only award this credit in the event of damage for which we know the housekeeper is responsible. We will consider depreciation and 'wear & tear' when assessing how much credit to award. We use common industry benchmarks to inform these depreciation rates. For example and in general: Electronics – 20% annual depreciation Clothing or garments – 33% annual depreciation In order to verify the purchase of a damaged item, a receipt or bank statement may be required. We are unable to insure any damage resulting from the use of oven cleaning products or other corrosive cleaning products. We strongly recommend that you do not provide such products to your housekeeper unless there is need for specialist cleaning services. You can read further our damage policy in further detail in Terms & Conditions.