Weekly cleaning
£24per cleaner-hour
3 hours minimum · £72 daytime basePlan weekly cleaningGet the work you keep putting off into a clear cleaning plan. For a Nunhead home, choose the rooms and household jobs that matter, describe their condition and select a preferred date and start time. We assess the actual request and explain suitable hours with the complete quote before confirmation. You can begin with the busy spaces, then choose regular help or occasional additions from the first result, with a practical brief for the cleaner.

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A regular helping hand, a proper reset or a clean before your next move. Choose the work your home needs.
Keep the kitchen, bathrooms and everyday rooms feeling cared for.
Explore regular cleaning02 ↗More time for reachable detail and the build-up that needs extra attention.
Explore deep cleaning03 ↗An agreed empty-property checklist, ready for your next chapter.
Explore tenancy cleaningA clear plan for your Nunhead home, from the jobs you need to an agreed visit.
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Pick your service, tasks and property details. Choose a date and start time, then check the full cost.
Top up from £35, with enough to cover the whole visit. The booking amount is reserved from your balance when you confirm.
Agree the plan and an available time. Your visit details stay in your account.
These are starting points. The final scope, timing and suitable cleaner availability need confirmation.
£24per cleaner-hour
3 hours minimum · £72 daytime basePlan weekly cleaning£26per cleaner-hour
3 hours minimum · £78 daytime basePlan fortnightly cleaning£28per cleaner-hour
3 hours minimum · £84 daytime basePlan one-off cleaning£35per cleaner-hour
4 hours minimum · £140 daytime basePlan deep cleaningEarly starts, late finishes and next-day requests can cost more. The full breakdown is shown before agreement. See timing prices and assessed extras →
Studio & 1 bed from £189 · 2 beds from £269 · 3+ beds & houses from £329
Nunhead · SE15A clean is more useful when the cleaner knows exactly where to start. Pick your rooms, add your priorities and allow enough time for the work.
Ironing and laundry use the same booked time. A long checklist may need more than the minimum visit.
Build my cleaning planHouse, flat or studio—start with what matters most to you.

Picture the part of your day that the clean should make easier. A kitchen ready for cooking, a bathroom given proper attention or the main floors completed can remove work that keeps interrupting the week. Choose that result first. A focused appointment can cover selected rooms without including the whole property. The agency can shape the allowance around the actual task list, and the cleaner can follow an order that gives the important work attention before any occasional detail begins.
Nunhead has homes in different local settings. Southwark's Nunhead Green appraisal describes the Green and residential streets around it, with terraced houses prominent in that conservation area. That context does not determine your own room layout or fittings. A house, flat or shared address needs its actual spaces identified. Include each bathroom, separate toilet and internal level where relevant. Your property choices and a short note for an unusual feature provide a better starting point than an assumed standard appointment for every local home.
A kitchen request can focus on accessible preparation surfaces, sink, taps, hob exterior and suitable floor care. Cupboard and appliance interiors are defined additions. Choose which version you want, including any dishes or preparation help that needs an allowance. If selected storage will be emptied first, identify it so the cleaner can begin the cleaning directly. Food decisions stay with the household. A clear task makes the time useful without asking somebody new to decide how the whole kitchen should be organised.
For a bathroom, identify the fittings rather than rely on the room name alone. A bath, shower enclosure, basin and toilet each need attention, and another toilet or shower room adds work. Describe accumulated residue where it affects the first allowance. Existing loose fittings or a particular finish may require a care note. The cleaner can then approach an understood task, with sustained attention where wanted. You can concentrate the first appointment there and review the remaining rooms once that useful result is complete.
Floors and connecting spaces deserve a place where they matter. You might choose the hall and main living room as well as the kitchen, including internal stairs if wanted. Identify floor types and any instruction that changes the method. Vacuuming and suitable mopping are distinct parts of a request, while accessible cleaning around furniture has a different scope from moving heavy pieces. A practical route through the selected areas helps the cleaner use the appointment for the work you value.
The estimate should make it clear what the amount is intended to cover. Read the service, rooms, duration and additions together. A compact home with intensive kitchen or bathroom work may need a different allowance from a larger property receiving focused help in a few spaces. Ask which result the proposed hours support. If the total is above your intended spend, choose what should be deferred. A smaller achievable service can still be worthwhile when its purpose is shared by customer and cleaner.
First-visit work and ongoing maintenance can have different scopes. An initial appointment may address accumulated demand, while later visits keep the busy rooms consistent and add occasional detail deliberately. Compare the totals with the work in view. You can use the first result to discuss a useful frequency and allowance for the routine. A prepared cupboard or detailed interior can have a planned place later rather than automatically become part of every clean when the essentials already occupy the period.
Household additions need their quantities understood. One ready bed change, a few dry garments for ironing and a laundry request involving several stages have different demands. Describe what is ready and what should be completed so their time sits beside the room tasks. If the combined list is too large, choose additional hours, a separate appointment or a narrower scope. This gives the cleaner a realistic job rather than several apparently small extras whose total demand was absent from the estimate.
Review the complete amount for the preferred date and start time, including any applicable early, evening, short-notice or holiday adjustment. Suitable availability and authorised access still need confirmation. A convenient slot should also leave the selected rooms available for enough of the visit. The accepted appointment brings those practical details together with the service. Considering the whole plan before organising your day around it gives you a clearer basis for relying on the visit and understanding any later change to the scope.

The service choices give the agency a basis for considering an approved cleaner with the relevant offered work. Ironing, laundry, linen changes and room cleaning involve different preparation and equipment. For an unusual request, explain the item, quantity and result wanted in everyday language. Suitability can then be discussed before it becomes part of the appointment. The cleaner can approach a defined service, with the task understood before travel rather than discovered as an assumed addition after arrival.
Material notes only need to explain what affects the approach. Name the floor, worktop or fitting and share its relevant labelled product or instruction. The appearance or age of the building may not identify the current finish. If you are unsure, raise that before a stronger method is attempted. Ordinary cleaning can remain within understood materials and tasks while a specialist need is considered separately. Confirm usable equipment too, so the selected service has the tools and supplies agreed for it.
Accessible dusting can be chosen around the items you want handled. A clear sideboard, an emptied shelf and a display of small objects are different tasks. Identify possessions to leave untouched and any preparation help wanted. Selected doors or reachable skirting also need time where included. This gives the cleaner a practical scope without asking them to decide what is valuable or how unfamiliar items belong together. Confidential papers and work devices can remain outside the handled area under a clear household instruction.
For ironing, dry garments with care information and a place for finished clothes make a ready task. A complete fresh set and a destination for used linen support a bed change. These small arrangements let the cleaner work without searching private storage or making personal choices about clothing and bedding. If sorting is part of the help you want, define the amount so its allowance can be assessed. The aim is useful household work, with the relevant decisions still belonging to you.
Laundry needs its stage and handover understood. Starting a prepared wash, hanging a completed load and folding dry items are separate requests. Machine cycles may extend beyond the cleaner's booked period, so decide who handles the later step and where the items should wait. This is useful if you will return home after the visit. A clear stopping point allows the task to sit alongside cleaning without leaving an unexplained unfinished sequence for the household to discover afterwards.
Making a bed can also mean simply straightening the existing bedding. Choose the result you actually want and identify the beds involved. A fresh-linen change has different preparation, with the complete set ready and somewhere for the removed items. Keeping that small distinction clear protects time for the rest of the visit and avoids using the household-help allowance on work you did not request.

Give the complete residential address and postcode, with the flat, building and correct bell where relevant. SE15 is a representative Nunhead district reference. Nunhead Green lies between Nunhead Lane and Evelina Road, which can help with local orientation, but the final private entrance still belongs in your instructions. A short note can explain a side door or shared route. The cleaner should have directions to the authorised household door before the appointment begins, reducing the need for calls when they arrive nearby.
Confirm the arrangement with anyone providing entry. A keyholder needs the accepted date, time and return procedure; a managed building may require a household action before a visitor arrives. Keep that role simple where appropriate. Somebody opening a door does not need responsibility for changing the task list or increasing the cost. Tell the agency which customer contact can answer those genuine questions. A settled plan gives the cleaner a reliable way to begin the selected work instead of negotiating permission at the entrance.
Where you remain home, identify occupied and private rooms beforehand. A study may become available after a call while a bedroom stays excluded throughout. Agree a sequence with enough uninterrupted access for the selected tasks, including who handles a pet if it affects the working space. Early or evening preferences can be discussed alongside those practical details, suitable availability and the quote. A time that suits the household should also support the clean, rather than leave repeated waiting for rooms near the finish.
Arrange the end of the appointment as well as entry. Say how keys will be returned, whether someone receives a brief handover and which instructions apply to securing the home. A laundry stage continuing later needs a next step for the household. Update the agency if return plans change. A complete arrangement can stay short: it connects arrival, access to the work and departure, letting you understand how the property will be left without several final decisions by hurried message.

Choose the jobs you would like removed from the week consistently. The kitchen, main bathroom and floors might form the recurring core, with another room selected according to use. Give those essentials enough allowance for a recognisable result. A routine can then stay focused on current household needs, rather than gradually absorb every possible task while the hours remain unchanged. This makes a decision about frequency more concrete because you can see which work the repeat appointment is intended to maintain.
Plan occasional work at a particular visit. You might choose an emptied cupboard, accessible shelf area or spare room and check its time beside the core tasks. A longer or separate appointment can be discussed where useful. A rotation should clarify when that job is expected. A large list waiting for spare minutes makes it harder to tell whether something was missed or whether the allowance never included enough time for the cleaner to complete the task in the first place.
Linen can follow the beds actually in use. A guest bed may need a fresh set before a visitor while another bedroom stays private. Keep that specific change with the relevant appointment and remove it when no longer required. The recurring allowance can then remain directed towards the usual rooms. This is a practical way to adapt help for a particular week, without silently turning a one-off addition into work that is expected at every later visit even when its purpose has passed.
The account should help keep the selected work, date, time and complete quote connected to one booking. Available funds, a reservation for that visit and an approved change are different entries to understand. A top-up alone does not confirm a cleaner or authorise extra work. Ask the agency about an unfamiliar amount with the reference so the explanation relates to the actual service. The person doing the cleaning can then concentrate on the agreed tasks while the financial question is reviewed centrally.
Keep practical notes current without rebuilding the whole brief. Useful entrance and care information can stay; a temporary room restriction can be removed afterwards. At a shared address, one booking contact can bring relevant preferences together before the visit. The cleaner receives the household's settled choices and boundaries. Changes in room use, additional laundry or a break in the routine can then prompt a focused review of the next scope, with maintenance or a catch-up chosen from the condition that actually needs attention.
Adding cupboard work needs a precise choice about the surface. Attending to the reachable fronts is different from emptying a full cupboard and cleaning inside it. Identify the number or extent of the cupboards, their condition and any preparation you want help with. The agency can assess that addition against the ordinary tasks and explain whether the existing period supports it. You can choose an agreed change or leave the original priorities in place. A useful cupboard result comes from that defined selection, rather than assuming that every part of the kitchen is included by one room label.
A replacement task needs its practical requirements considered. Cleaning an appliance interior may involve preparation or products different from accessible dusting, while a substantial ironing pile can occupy much of the remaining time. Explain the proposed work before treating it as an equal swap. If the appointment cannot support it, the settled plan can remain and another visit considered. The cleaner should have a coherent job to finish rather than start several tasks dependent on materials or household decisions nobody has arranged.
A concern found during cleaning may need a response other than more ordinary cleaning. A damaged fitting, uncertain surface or persistent mark can be described with a focused photograph where useful, leaving private material out. The cleaner can raise uncertainty and continue suitable agreed tasks. Repairs or repeated stronger treatment of an unidentified finish should not be improvised to produce an immediate answer. Understanding the particular feature and its relation to the requested service gives the agency a practical basis for discussing an appropriate response.
Keep an approved adjustment specific afterwards. The extra period should relate to a named task and amount, with a clear revised finish. If further work remains, identify it for a separate discussion rather than assume one extension opens the entire checklist. An available account balance does not itself select more work. A defined change gives you something concrete to review and can improve a future estimate, showing where the original description or allowance needed adjustment for the result wanted without leaving additional time or cost unexplained.
When reviewing accessible dusting, identify the particular surface and what was meant to remain on it. A missed clear shelf and a display that was excluded for careful handling are different concerns. Explain what you selected and the result you are querying, with a relevant photograph if it helps and contains no private information. The agency can examine that specific issue against the booking. This is more useful than turning one concern into an instruction to handle every object next time, because the level of preparation and agreed boundaries still matter.
You can review the result through the rooms you actually used afterwards. If kitchen and bathroom work provided most of the benefit, keep that emphasis. If a prepared household task mattered more than a lightly used room, discuss its allowance for the next visit. The agency can distinguish a new preference from a question about work already agreed. That leaves your next request with a useful direction while any actual concern about the completed clean is considered against the appropriate appointment and its selected scope.
Regular help should become easier to organise as useful details settle. Retain the correct entrance note and material instruction, remove one-off restrictions and choose the next occasional job deliberately. A different suitable cleaner can then be considered with a current brief where required. The aim is capable help with a defined service, without asking you to supervise every movement. The cleaner has priorities to follow and the agency remains the route for a genuine question about the booking, its work or an agreed change.
A useful next appointment might bring together the hall floor, the main bathroom and a prepared dining table, while keeping a private study out of the selection. Choose the work that would remove an actual chore from your week. If you later want the study included, its accessible surfaces and floor can be assessed rather than silently added. The routine can remain manageable because each room has a reason to be there. You can review the proposed period with the agency and decide which combination is worth retaining for the way you use the home.
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Yes. Choose the selected rooms and tasks, describing their condition and any additions. Identify private or excluded spaces clearly. The agency assesses suitable hours and the complete quote for that scope before confirmation. A focused kitchen and bathroom appointment can be useful without including the whole property, with other work discussed later if wanted.
It is useful local orientation, while the complete residential postcode and address identify your home. Include the correct flat, building and bell details, with a concise note for a side or shared route. Confirm any keyholder or managed-building arrangement privately before relying on it, so the cleaner has an authorised practical way to reach the selected rooms.
Select those services explicitly with the quantity and readiness described. Dry ironing needs relevant care information and a place for finished items; a linen change needs a complete fresh set and instructions for used bedding. The combined work is assessed for suitable offered services and time, rather than assumed to fit alongside every room automatically.
A proposed change needs an understood task and price, with suitability and the cleaner’s availability considered. You can keep the original finish and prioritise the remaining essentials, or discuss a follow-up for other work. Money held in an account does not itself approve extra service. The revised period and scope should stay connected to the booking.
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