Modern Slavery Statement — London Carpet Cleaning

This Modern Slavery Statement sets out the commitment of London Carpet Cleaning and our professional carpet cleaners in London to prevent all forms of modern slavery and human trafficking across our operations. We operate a zero-tolerance policy to any practice that exploits workers or undermines human dignity. As a provider of carpet cleaning London services we recognise our responsibility to maintain high ethical standards in recruitment, employment and supply chain relationships.

We adopt clear policies that require every member of the London carpet cleaners team to adhere to lawful working conditions and to report concerns immediately. Our expectations of integrity extend to contractors, sub-contractors and suppliers. We use both internal training and regular communication to emphasise that slavery and forced labour will not be tolerated under any circumstances.

All workers engaged by London carpet cleaning services are entitled to fair pay, safe working conditions and freedom from coercion. We assess risks related to modern slavery in our operational activities and supply chain. Where risks are identified we implement proportionate actions to mitigate and monitor outcomes, ensuring that our carpet cleaning London partners understand and comply with our standards.

Supplier Audits and Due Diligence

We carry out robust due diligence when selecting suppliers and partners used by London Carpet Cleaning. Our supplier audits include verification of identity documents, contractual clauses that prohibit forced labour, and spot checks on working conditions. These audits are tailored to risk level and are repeated on a scheduled basis. We prioritise suppliers who share our values and demonstrate transparency about their workforce practices.

Audit findings are documented and acted upon. If non-compliance is discovered, we require corrective action plans with defined timelines. Where remediation is not possible or compliance is not achieved, we reserve the right to terminate agreements. Our supplier audit programme is part of a continuous improvement cycle and contributes to a resilient, ethical supply chain for London carpet cleaning and allied services.

We maintain a supplier code of conduct that outlines minimum standards on labour practices, hours, pay and health and safety. This code is incorporated into contracts and contract management processes to ensure consistent application across all providers of carpet cleaning London services.

Reporting Channels, Training and Review

To support our zero-tolerance policy, we provide secure reporting channels for employees, subcontractors and third parties to raise concerns confidentially. Reports are investigated promptly, with protections in place for whistleblowers. Our reporting procedures are accessible to all staff and are reinforced through routine training on recognising signs of exploitation.

Training for our teams and partners covers modern slavery indicators, correct recruitment practices and how to use reporting channels. We encourage a culture of vigilance so that anyone involved in carpet cleaning London operations can spot and escalate issues early. Training is refreshed regularly and adapted to reflect evolving risks.

This Modern Slavery Statement is reviewed annually as part of our governance processes. The annual review evaluates the effectiveness of policies, supplier audits, reporting mechanisms and training. Findings from the review lead to an updated action plan, ensuring continuous enhancement of our approach to preventing modern slavery across London Carpet Cleaning operations and the wider cleaning services sector.