Get a fast quote for regular domestic cleaning. Local cleaners, clear checklist, and easy online booking.
Guide price
Per hour. Minimum booking applies. Request a quote for your property.
Scope
Tell us the rooms and the jobs that matter to you and we'll write a fixed brief the cleaner follows every visit.
Best fit
Which clean do I need
A quick guide to the difference between a regular clean, a deep clean and an end of tenancy clean.
| Aspect | Regular clean | Deep clean | End of tenancy |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is for | Keeping a home on top of between visits | A one-off reset of grime that has built up | Handing a property back to checkout standard |
| Typical frequency | Weekly or fortnightly | Every few months, or as a one-off | Once, at move-out |
| Where the time goes | Surfaces, floors, kitchen and bathroom upkeep | Behind appliances, the extractor, grout, skirting and inside cupboards | The full checkout list, including inside the oven and limescale |
| Best when | You want a tidy home kept up without the effort | Things have built up or it has been a long time | You are moving out and want the deposit back |
Extras
Request these in your quote. All priced within the same booking.
Scope limits
So there are no surprises, here is what sits outside the standard clean. Several of these can be added on request.
Common problems
Typical timings
These are rough market guides for a maintenance visit, not our quote. The first visit usually runs longer while the cleaner gets the place to a baseline, and a fortnightly slot tends to need a little more time than a weekly one.
| Property size | Typical time |
|---|---|
| Studio / 1-bed flat | around 2 hours |
| 2-bed, 1 bathroom | around 2.5 to 3 hours |
| 3-bed, 1 to 2 bathrooms | around 3 to 4 hours |
| 4-bed and up | around 4 to 5 hours |
Pricing factors
No fixed prices. Scope, condition, and access all feed into the final figure.
3 steps
Quote checklist
Faster quotes happen when we have full scope upfront. Copy this list into your message.
FAQs
That's the whole point of a regular slot, so yes, we keep you with the same cleaner. They learn your home and your brief and you're not re-explaining it every week. If they're ever off sick or on holiday we'll tell you and send someone we've briefed, rather than leaving you with a no-show.
It's charged per hour with a minimum booking, and the page shows the current from-rate. We don't pluck an hourly figure out of thin air. We work out how long your brief honestly takes, agree the hours with you, and that's your regular visit.
Less builds up week to week, so a weekly visit is usually quicker. Go fortnightly and there's more dust and more in the bathroom by the time we arrive, so the same brief tends to need a bit longer. We'll be straight with you about which makes sense for your place.
Plenty of our regulars leave a key or a door code and come back to a clean home. The cleaner brings the usual kit. If you'd rather we used your own products, say so and leave them out.
Yes, and people do. A new baby, a lodger moving out, a room that's become an office. Tell us and we'll redo the brief so week three doesn't quietly drift from what you signed up for.
Let us know as early as you can and we'll move or skip the visit. A day or two's notice is the usual ask so the cleaner's time isn't already set aside. Going away for a while is no problem, just tell us the dates and we'll pause the slot and hold it for your return.
No. Tipping isn't expected in the UK and your cleaner is paid properly either way. Some clients do leave something at Christmas or after a big job, but it's entirely optional and there's no awkwardness if you don't.
It depends on the rooms, the bathrooms and how much of the brief is must-do versus nice-to-have. As a rough market guide a small flat is around two hours and a larger house three to four, more for fortnightly. We work out the honest time for your brief and agree the hours with you before the regular slot starts.
Locations
Service + location