Complaints Procedure
Bayswater Carpet Cleaning Formal Complaints Procedure
At Bayswater Carpet Cleaning we work hard to deliver reliable, professional cleaning services for homes and businesses. We also recognise that sometimes things can go wrong. This complaints procedure explains how you can raise a concern about our services, how we will handle your complaint, and what you can expect from us throughout the process.
Our commitment to handling complaints
We view complaints and feedback as an opportunity to review our work and improve the service we provide across our carpet, upholstery and related cleaning solutions. All complaints are treated seriously, handled with respect and confidentiality, and used to identify any training needs or changes in our working practices.
We aim to:
Respond promptly and courteously to all complaints, investigate matters thoroughly and fairly, keep you informed at each stage of the process, and put things right where we have made a mistake.
What this procedure covers
This complaints procedure applies to any concern or dissatisfaction you may have about:
The standard or outcome of cleaning work carried out at your property, the conduct or behaviour of our cleaning technicians or office staff, the way in which appointments, access, or timings have been handled, the accuracy of invoices, quotes or descriptions of our services, and any aspect of our customer service related to bookings, communication or aftercare.
This procedure does not cover issues that are purely requests for information, routine service enquiries, or matters that are being handled through legal proceedings or insurance claims.
How to make a complaint
You can make a complaint in writing or by speaking with us. Written complaints are often helpful because they allow you to set out all the details clearly. When submitting a complaint, please provide as much information as possible so that we can investigate effectively.
Please include:
Your full name, the address where the service was carried out, the date of the cleaning service and any booking reference you may have, a clear description of what went wrong or did not meet your expectations, any steps already taken to resolve the issue informally, and any supporting information that may help us understand the problem.
Stage one: Initial resolution
In many cases, complaints can be resolved quickly by contacting us soon after the service has taken place. We encourage you to get in touch as soon as you notice a problem, ideally within a short period after the visit so that we can assess the situation accurately.
During this initial stage we will listen to your concerns, ask questions to clarify the details, and review the work order, notes and any photographs relevant to your service. Where appropriate and practical, we may offer to return to the property to inspect the issue in person.
Our aim is to reach an agreed solution at this stage wherever possible. This may include correcting the work, repeating part of the service, offering advice on aftercare, or discussing another suitable remedy in line with our service terms.
Stage two: Formal investigation
If your complaint cannot be resolved at the initial stage, or if you feel that the response does not address your concerns, you may request a formal investigation under this complaints procedure. When a complaint moves to formal investigation, it will be reviewed by a senior member of our team who was not directly involved in the service delivery.
We will:
Review your complaint in full, examine booking records, technician notes and any relevant photographs or reports, where necessary speak to the technician or staff involved, and assess whether our standards, procedures or agreed terms were followed.
During this process we may contact you to request additional information or clarification. This helps ensure that we understand all aspects of the issue before reaching a decision.
Our response and possible outcomes
After completing our investigation we will provide you with a clear written response setting out:
Our understanding of your complaint, the steps we have taken to investigate, the findings of our review, and our decision and any proposed resolution.
Depending on the circumstances, outcomes may include:
An explanation or clarification where a misunderstanding has occurred, a return visit to carry out additional cleaning or remedial work, a partial or full adjustment of charges where appropriate, or information on changes we will make to our internal processes or staff training to reduce the risk of similar issues occurring again.
Timeframes for handling complaints
We aim to acknowledge receipt of your complaint as soon as reasonably possible. The time needed to complete a full investigation will depend on the complexity of the matter, the availability of any staff involved, and whether we need to arrange access to the property again.
We will keep you informed of progress and will contact you if we require additional time to gather information or to carry out an inspection. Our objective is always to provide a thorough and fair response, rather than a rushed conclusion.
Your responsibilities during the process
To help us handle your complaint efficiently, we ask that you provide accurate information, respond to reasonable requests for further details, and allow access to the property if an inspection or remedial visit is required. We also ask that all communication remains respectful so that discussions can stay focused on resolving the problem.
Learning from complaints
Every complaint we receive is recorded and reviewed. We use this information to identify patterns, training needs and opportunities to improve our services and customer experience. This may involve updating our cleaning methods, checking equipment more frequently, refining our booking processes or providing additional guidance to our technicians.
Policy review
This complaints procedure is reviewed regularly to ensure it remains clear, fair and effective. Any updates will be applied across our business so that customers throughout our service area benefit from consistent standards and a transparent approach to problem resolution.
If you have any questions about this procedure or would like further clarification on any part of it, you can contact us and we will be happy to explain how it applies to your situation.



