House Cleaning in London

A regular house clean is the visit that stops everything else piling up. You book it by the hour — weekly, fortnightly or as a one-off — and the cleaner works to what your home actually needs rather than to a fixed script. Across London that means very different jobs under one name: a one-bedroom flat that takes two hours, a four-bedroom house with stairs and a utility room that takes five. You choose the length, you see the hourly rate on the cleaner's profile before you confirm, and you keep the same person from week to week if that is what you want.

What a regular visit includes

Kitchens and bathrooms take the bulk of the time on most visits: hobs, splashbacks and worktops wiped down, sinks and taps cleaned, the outside of appliances done, toilets, basins, baths and shower screens scrubbed and dried. After that comes the living space — surfaces and sills dusted, mirrors and glass polished, floors vacuumed and hard floors mopped, bins emptied and relined. Beds can be changed and made if you leave the linen out. Anything that has to be moved, reached or emptied first — a full sink, a floor covered in toys — eats into the hour, so a quick tidy before the cleaner arrives buys you more cleaning for the same money.

Choosing how often to book

Weekly suits homes where several people are in and out every day, and it keeps each visit short. Fortnightly works for couples and smaller households, though the first visit after a gap usually needs an extra half hour. A one-off is fine for a pre-guest tidy or a seasonal catch-up, but it is not a substitute for a deep clean if the oven and the limescale have been left. You can change the frequency at any time, move a visit or stop altogether — there is no contract, no minimum term and no agency fee. Cancel free up to 24 hours before a visit.

House Cleaning by area

We cover 16 areas across London. Choose your neighbourhood to learn more about house cleaning near you.