GO CLEANERS LONDON / PRICE GUIDE
Cleaning Prices in London
Explore practical starting prices for domestic, deep, tenancy and specialist cleaning services across London. Final quotations are based on the property, current condition, required tasks, access and any optional treatments.
Property size, condition, task list, access, parking and any specialist add-ons are confirmed before the visit.
LONDON CLEANING PRICE GUIDE
Typical cleaning prices across London
The figures below are guide prices based on the most common residential cleaning requests received across London. Every property is different, which is why the final quotation is always prepared after confirming the property size, condition, access arrangements and the exact services you require. The aim is to provide realistic starting prices while explaining why the final figure may vary from one property to another.
Regular Domestic Cleaning
From £17 per hour
Designed for weekly or fortnightly household cleaning. The final hourly rate may vary depending on visit frequency, number of cleaners, property size and minimum booking duration.
One-off Deep Cleaning
From £145
Ideal for properties requiring detailed cleaning after prolonged use, before guests arrive or prior to regular maintenance cleaning.
End of Tenancy Cleaning
From £120
Guide price for smaller properties. The quotation depends mainly on the number of bedrooms, bathrooms, appliances and optional services such as carpets or upholstery.
Carpet Cleaning
From £25 per room
Prices vary according to room size, carpet material, level of soiling and whether stain treatment or deodorising is required.
Oven Cleaning
From £65
The final quotation depends on oven size, appliance type and the amount of grease or carbon build-up.
Window Cleaning
From £35
Access, property height, window quantity and internal or external cleaning all influence the final quotation.
Why do we use “From” prices?
No two London properties are exactly the same. A one-bedroom flat may take considerably longer than another property of identical size if it contains additional furniture, pets, heavy limescale, grease build-up or limited access. Publishing only one fixed figure would often be misleading, so we provide realistic guide prices that represent the most common starting point for each service.
What usually changes the final quotation?
- Property size and layout
- Current condition and level of cleaning required
- Number of bathrooms, kitchens and rooms
- Carpets, upholstery or appliance add-ons
- Parking, lifts and property access
- Urgent or same-day appointments
- Commercial or residential property type
- Multiple services booked together
COMPARE LIKE WITH LIKE
A cheaper headline price may include much less work
Two cleaning quotations can look similar while covering very different tasks. Before choosing by price alone, compare the rooms, surfaces, appliances, specialist treatments, access arrangements and time included in each figure.
Check the complete task list
Confirm which rooms, appliances and surfaces are included. A low starting figure may cover only routine cleaning, while inside cupboards, appliances, skirting boards, detailed bathroom work or exterior areas may be charged separately.
- Rooms and bathrooms included
- Inside or outside appliances
- Detailed edges and fittings
Separate optional specialist work
Carpet cleaning, upholstery treatment, oven cleaning, window cleaning, mould removal and waste disposal require different equipment and working time. They should appear clearly in the quotation rather than being assumed within a general price.
- Carpets and upholstery
- Ovens and specialist appliances
- Windows, mould or waste removal
Describe the property honestly
A recently maintained flat and a property with heavy grease, limescale, pet hair or post-building dust may have the same number of rooms but require very different amounts of labour. Photographs and a clear condition description help prevent unrealistic estimates.
- Light, standard or heavy build-up
- Furnished or unfurnished layout
- Recent renovation or building dust
Include practical access costs
Parking restrictions, long loading routes, stairs, lift bookings, concierge access and limited working hours can affect how the team and equipment reach the property. These details should be confirmed before the appointment rather than added unexpectedly later.
- Parking and congestion restrictions
- Stairs, lifts and key collection
- Fixed building or handover times
Ask every provider to price the same rooms, tasks, condition and optional services. A detailed written scope makes quotations easier to compare and reduces the chance of additions being discovered on the appointment day.
FAQ / CLEANING PRICES
Questions that change the plan.
Can a postcode provide an exact price?
No. It helps with coverage, but the service, size, condition, additions and access define the useful pricing conversation.
Why are optional tasks listed separately?
It keeps comparisons clear and prevents an item from being assumed when it was never included.
What should I prepare before asking for a figure?
A room or item list, current condition, exact address, access notes and preferred date.
How do I obtain the current figure?
Call +44 20 3746 2411 after the scope is clear.
Bring the task list into the price conversation.
Call with the property details and any fixed handover deadline.