Kitchen
Most of the week ends up here.
4 points
- Worktops, hob and splashback wiped down
- Sink and taps cleaned
- Fronts of units and appliances cleaned
- Floors swept and mopped
Weekly or fortnightly visits, so the kitchen, bathrooms and floors stay reset and your days off go back to being yours.
A few quick details, and a real price back within 30 minutes.
£55
For the 2 hour minimum
£25
After the minimum
30
Open 7 days, 8am to 10pm
£2m
Public liability
Why keep it regular
Cleaning piles up while you work: the kitchen, the bathroom, the floors. Then it turns up on the one day you meant to spend on something else.
Census 2021 puts private renting at 30% of London homes, against 20% across England. Renting or owning, the week fills the same way. A regular visit hands the routine over: worktops, hob and splashback wiped down, toilet, basin, bath and shower cleaned, surfaces and sills dusted, floors vacuumed or mopped. Beds are made or changed on request, and the home gets a tidy and a general reset.
Weekly or fortnightly is your call, and you can add the oven, the fridge, ironing or a room to skip. Rates: £55 covers the 2 hour minimum, then it is £25 an hour. Send a postcode and a price follows within 30 minutes.
A regular visit, so the home stays reset.
The next three months
Pick weekly or fortnightly and the twelve weeks underneath show which ones have a visit in them.
A visit every week.
This is a 12-week window. The actual days are agreed with you.
The visit list
Every regular visit follows the list below, ticking off as you scroll. Oven, fridge and cupboard interiors sit outside it as paid extras, further down.
12 points on the list
Most of the week ends up here.
4 points
In use every day.
4 points
Where you spend your evenings.
4 points
What people say
It's the best the place has looked. I have them come biweekly and they get it spotless every time. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a reliable cleaning service.
How it runs
Share your postcode and bedroom count, and say whether weekly or fortnightly suits you. A price follows inside 30 minutes, whichever day you write, 8am to 10pm.
Name the day that suits you. Same-day availability is there if you want a quick start, and an earlier request gives you more days to pick from.
Vetted cleaners arrive with their own equipment and eco products and go through the list one room at a time.
Need a room skipped, or ironing included? Say so in your request. And if a point on the list is ever missed, tell us and we return.
Choose how often, then add whatever else you want. Tap an option and it goes straight into your request.
How often (pick one)
Add to the plan
Pick any that apply, or go straight to the form.
Clear now, so the day holds no surprises.
What it costs
Rates for weekly cleaning: £55 buys the 2 hour minimum, and each hour after that is £25. Move the stepper to watch the total change, then send your request for a price within 30 minutes.
From£55
How long a visit
2 hours
£55
2 hours is £55, then £25 for each extra hour. An illustration of the rate: we confirm your price before you book.
Put the number of bedrooms on the form and we work out the price from there.
The price reflects condition, not history. Tell us how the home looks now and we price to that.
Inside the oven and fridge cost extra. Mention ironing or a room to skip as well, so it's all in your price.
Re-clean guarantee
Notice a point on the list that was skipped? Tell us and we return to re-clean it. That is the re-clean guarantee.
Re-clean
What London households ask before setting up a regular clean. Not here? Put it in the form and we'll reply directly.
£55 covers the 2 hour minimum, then it is £25 an hour. The price reflects condition, not history, and your figure comes back within 30 minutes.
We cover all 32 London boroughs and the City of London. Put your postcode in the form and we'll confirm we reach you.
Either. Choose weekly or fortnightly when you send your request.
Same-day availability is part of what we offer. Write any day from 8am to 10pm, get a reply inside 30 minutes, and we'll say which days are open.
The kitchen (worktops, hob, splashback, sink and taps), the bathroom, dusting across surfaces and sills, and the floors. Beds can be made or changed if you ask, and each visit finishes with a tidy and a general reset.
No. Inside the oven, fridge and cupboards are paid extras. The form lets you add the oven or fridge to your plan, and cupboards can go in your request.
Yes. Add ironing or a room to skip to your plan on the form and it goes into your price.
They are two jobs. A deep clean goes further than a routine visit and has its own list, so ask for one if the home needs more than a regular reset.
Yes to both. Our public liability cover is £2m, every cleaner is vetted, and the team arrives with its own equipment and eco products. If something on the list is missed, tell us and we come back.
Pick your area for what is local to it, or put your postcode in the form and we'll confirm we reach you.
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Send your postcode and your price is back within 30 minutes. Open 7 days, 8am to 10pm.
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