A thorough, room-by-room clean that gets into the places routine cleaning leaves — the limescale, the skirting and the corners. Ideal before guests, after a long winter, or to start somewhere properly fresh.
A deep clean is the one that resets the baseline — everything a regular visit covers, taken considerably further.
Where a regular clean keeps a home ticking over, a deep clean resets it. The cleaner works methodically through every room, giving time to the things that build up slowly and get skipped under routine: descaling, the tops of doors and frames, behind and under what can be reached.
People book one before having people to stay, at the turn of the seasons, when moving into somewhere that needs a proper going-over, or simply to draw a line and start fresh. It works as a one-off, or as the strong first clean before a regular arrangement begins.
Your postcode, how many rooms, and the sort of clean you're after. A couple of minutes, no phone call needed.
Vetted, insured, and based in the borough — paired to your home, not sent from across London.
For regular work, the same person each time — learning your home so every clean gets a little better.
Book, reschedule, pause or stop whenever you like. No contracts, no awkward phone calls.
Some jobs need time and method, not a quick pass. A deep clean is priced and planned for exactly that — the cleaner isn't watching the clock, they're working through the home properly. It is £18 an hour, and the price is fixed before you book.
A regular clean maintains; a deep clean resets. It covers everything a regular visit does, plus descaling, skirting, frames and the detail that builds up over time.
Most deep cleans are one-offs — before guests, at the seasons, or moving in. Many people have a deep clean first, then move to a lighter regular arrangement to keep it that way.
Inside the oven, fridge and cupboards, and interior windows, can be added when you book, as fixed-price extras.
Longer than a regular visit — it depends on the size and condition of the home. The price is fixed before you book, so you know the cost up front.
Yes. Your cleaner uses your own equipment and products, so you decide what's used on your surfaces and fittings. That goes for end-of-tenancy cleans too, so if the property's already empty, please leave a vacuum, mop and basic products there for the day.
Yes — that's how end-of-tenancy is booked. Choose Deep cleaning when you get your quote, and if the property's already empty, leave a vacuum, mop and basic products there for the day.
Get a free, no-obligation quote — and see exactly what you'll pay before you commit.