For families and care homes
A familiar barber, on a regular day
Residents get a cut without a trip out. A barber visits on a regular day, works down the list the facility keeps and comes back to the same floor next time.
In a common room or at the bedside
The barber works where the resident is comfortable and the facility agrees.
The facility keeps the list
We keep a first name and a time. Everything else stays with you.
Or at home
Families can book a single visit at the house, for one person or a household.
How it runs
How a care home visit runs
The facility sets the day. The barber does the rest.
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Step 1: Set the schedule
Your activities or administrative contact picks a day, a room and how often we come.
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Step 2: Share the list
The facility keeps the list of who wants a cut. A family can ask to be added.
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Step 3: The barber visits
We arrive early, check in at the front and set up where you told us.
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Step 4: Next date confirmed
Before we leave, the barber confirms the next visit with your contact.
Questions
About care home visits
Can a family member be there?
Yes, if the facility allows it. Family is welcome to sit in, and a parent or guardian stays for a child's cut.
Do you cut residents who stay in their rooms?
Yes, at the bedside, when the facility agrees and a staff member can help the barber with the room.
Who pays for a resident's cut?
The facility or the family, whichever your contact tells us when you book. Each booking shows the price before you confirm.
Can a family book a single visit at home?
Yes. A single visit comes to the house, for one person or a whole household.
Ask about a visit
Tell us the facility, the days that work and how often. We'll reply with a first date.