Weekly cleaning
£24per cleaner-hour
3 hours minimum · £72 daytime basePlan weekly cleaningHand over the cleaning jobs that would make the biggest difference to your home. An Earlsfield visit can focus on regular kitchen and bathroom care, suitable floors and reachable room detail, a one-off reset or defined ironing and linen help. Describe the work you want finished and its condition, then compare a realistic paid allowance and complete price. We assess the combination before confirmation so you can choose useful help without expecting every household task to fit the same short appointment or become an unexplained extra afterwards.

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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 Earlsfield 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
Earlsfield · SW18A 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.

Think about the room you would most like ready when you come home. It may be a bathroom without the usual upkeep waiting, a kitchen with its selected working surfaces cleaned or a living area with suitable floor care completed. Give those outcomes a clear order before adding another room or chore. You can ask for focused help and still gain a meaningful result. The cleaner needs an achievable selection, rather than a list where everything is equally urgent and its combined effort is left unconsidered.
Garratt Lane and Magdalen Road are local Earlsfield references identified by the council, whose directory locates Earlsfield Library on Magdalen Road. Use them for general orientation if useful, then give your full residential address and complete postcode. The actual house, flat or studio needs its own room details. A street name does not show the condition of the shower, the number of toilets or the material of the kitchen worktop. The assessment should follow your home instead of an assumed local property pattern.
Select the rooms wanted rather than the maximum implied by the address. You may prefer the kitchen, main bathroom and selected hallway floor while keeping a study private. Include an additional shower room, internal stairs or another reception room if requested. Those areas can change the labour even where the bedroom count stays the same. Clear boundaries help you compare the work actually being proposed, and give the cleaner a practical home area to approach without an unlimited whole-property expectation.
Explain what the first visit needs to address. A concentrated backlog in the bathroom may call for a suitable deeper service or a longer allowance before ordinary maintenance is appropriate. You can focus the initial work on that room and plan a recurring core separately. The starting condition should not be hidden inside a routine label. An honest description makes it possible to choose enough attention for the main problem instead of expecting heavy catch-up work and every usual chore to fit unchanged minimum hours.
Keep the request simple but specific. Identify the main surfaces, quantities and care limits rather than try to direct every normal cleaning movement. A cleaner can use appropriate methods within an understood scope, while the agency clarifies a task that needs more detail. Keep private organising and disposal decisions with the household unless expressly included. You can then judge the result against work that was actually selected, with fewer assumptions about every drawer, cabinet and personal object in the room.
Choose the accessible worktops, sink, taps, hob exterior and reachable fronts that need attention. Include a suitable splashback or ready dining surface if it contributes to the result. Describe noticeable residue, especially a concentrated area needing more than ordinary upkeep. The kitchen selection should identify actual work rather than imply every possible interior and appliance. A practical finish might concentrate on the prepared areas you use most, with a separate assessment for more extensive detail when that is what you need.
Clear the chosen worktop of food and private belongings where possible. Papers, cables and a collection of small items can block the surface you want cleaned. If a limited straightening task is wanted, explain its amount and permitted handling before confirmation. The cleaner should not decide how your storage ought to be organised or what may be thrown away. A prepared working area preserves the paid time for cleaning suitable dirt and residue rather than solving personal household decisions.
Give washing-up a quantity if it matters to your intended result. A few items ready to clean and several pans with established residue are different requests. Agree where suitable washed pieces should be left and mention delicate articles. Alternatively, prepare the dishes yourself and keep the allowance for kitchen surfaces and another priority room. The choice can be straightforward. It should be known before an undescribed sinkful uses labour you had expected to be available for the bathroom or bed linen.
Appliance and cupboard interiors need a specific instruction. State the oven, fridge or selected empty cupboard sections, their condition and what will be ready. Food needs appropriate storage during a fridge task; private cupboard contents should not be left for the cleaner to reorganise without an agreed job. An exterior wipe is a different amount of work from an interior reset. These additions can be useful when properly assessed, with the method, paid labour and full charge clear beforehand.
Material care and known faults matter to the result. Share relevant guidance for a sensitive worktop, coating or fitting, and identify loose parts. Appropriate cleaning does not promise to repair wear or restore every mark. A selected hob must be safe and cool for the agreed work, without interference with gas or electrical components. Where a finish needs caution, suitable treatment takes priority over trying a stronger method simply because an unexplained mark has not disappeared.
For the bathroom, name the bath or shower, basin, toilet, reachable mirror and suitable accessible floor as relevant. State whether another ensuite or separate toilet is included. An additional small room still creates fitting and surface work even in a compact property. Give the main room priority if that is the most useful outcome. You can compare a broader allowance for the rest, rather than assume the same labour covers an expanding list just because the bedroom total has not changed.
Describe heavier scale, soap deposits and a room needing an initial catch-up when asking for assessment. The appropriate service should reflect that condition. Suitable cleaning may improve removable residue, but permanent etching, damaged seals and worn coatings have different causes and expectations. Share relevant care instructions before a method is settled. You can choose realistic attention for the selected room without an unsupported promise that ordinary cleaning will repair a fault or return every fitting to a new finish.
Make chosen ledges and basin edges accessible by moving toiletries where practical. If limited handling is necessary, define it with the task rather than leave every container to imply sorting. Identify fragile accessories and items to remain untouched. Direct access keeps the allowance focused on cleaning and avoids searching for household storage preferences. It also leaves a clearer room finish to review: the selected suitable surfaces have received their agreed attention, while personal cabinet organisation remains outside the ordinary visit.
For living rooms and bedrooms, choose reachable dusting and suitable furniture exteriors deliberately. An accessible shelf top, prepared side table or selected internal sill can have an understood place. Private documents, screens and delicate collections should be identified or put aside. The cleaner need not open drawers or rearrange a collection to provide useful room care. A prepared selection gives suitable removable dust and marks a practical endpoint within the paid allowance, without expanding into unrestricted handling of belongings.
Explain awkward access, occupied rooms and known restrictions before the appointment is confirmed. A high fitting or an unstable object needs consideration, rather than imply unsafe climbing or dismantling as ordinary work. You may choose the accessible part of the room now and ask about another appropriate arrangement for the difficult detail. That decision supports a workable visit and a recognisable result, with no need for the cleaner to invent access methods or negotiate private room use repeatedly after arriving.

List the floor finishes in the selected areas, including carpet, suitable sealed timber, tiles or another material. Provide care guidance where available, particularly for a moisture-sensitive surface. Suitable vacuuming and appropriate mopping are not interchangeable treatments. A method that works in one room may be unsuitable beside it. Tell us about loose edges, damage or a known concern before the service is assessed, so the result concerns suitable household cleaning instead of an assumed restoration of wear.
Choose the actual accessible floor area. If shoes, loose clothing or storage boxes cover it, decide what you will clear yourself and whether a limited preparation task needs assessment. Heavy furniture is not automatically moved. The appointment should not depend on dismantling household items to find the floor originally described as ready. You can still ask for useful work on the accessible areas, with the expected finish aligned to the space and conditions the cleaner will genuinely have available.
A selected internal hallway, landing or staircase should be named, with any appropriate reachable detail included explicitly. For a flat, distinguish that private route from communal stairs and corridors. Shared-space cleaning requires the relevant authority and a separately suitable scope. A household booking should not imply care for a whole building simply because the entrance leads through it. Keeping the working boundary clear protects the time intended for your selected kitchen, bathroom and living areas.
For recurring work, provide a safe functioning vacuum, mop and bucket. The company arranges approved products, cloths and protective equipment unless another provision is quoted. Check that necessary attachments are ready and raise an essential fault before the day. A vacuum known not to work should not be left as if its presence settles the equipment requirement. A suitable setup lets the cleaner use the paid allowance on the chosen floor care instead of discovering an avoidable obstacle after arrival.
If you want a particular textile stain or carpet extraction assessed, describe that purpose separately. General vacuuming does not automatically supply specialist treatment or equipment for every mark. The appropriate service, material suitability and complete amount need consideration. An old damaged area may have limits beyond cleaning. This gives you a clear decision about additional care while retaining the ordinary useful floor work, rather than expecting extra routine hours to purchase all methods that might be associated with the same room.

For ironing, give an approximate garment count and mix, with the items needed first identified. Prepare the agreed safe iron, stable board and usable working space, and make care labels available. A large mixed basket is different from a few everyday pieces. Its work needs assessment alongside the room cleaning rather than an assumption that everything will be finished in spare moments. You can choose a smaller useful group or compare more suitable paid labour for a larger quantity.
Have appropriate hangers or a clear folding place ready for the completed items. Separate them from used washing and garments needing specialist handling. The cleaner should not infer how private wardrobe storage is organised. A defined set of ready clothing gives the appointment a practical endpoint and helps keep the result useful. If the quantity grows, have the effect on the combined work considered before it becomes an expectation, instead of allowing each small addition to consume the room allowance unnoticed.
Laundry help can mean starting a suitable authorised machine programme, hanging a ready load or folding already dry washing. Describe the stage wanted and the relevant appliance guidance. A cycle may continue after the appointment, with drying taking longer again. Decide who deals with any later work rather than assume the cleaner remains until machinery finishes. You can still gain worthwhile help from a ready hands-on task that fits the confirmed window without promising a whole wash-to-storage sequence inside it.
If a bed change would be useful, identify the number and size of beds, have the correct clean sets ready and state where used bedding belongs. Full changes and simple straightening are different tasks. Name a particular bed rather than leave every bedroom label to imply the same action. The cleaner can then work directly on the accepted result without searching private cupboards. Several changes also need allowance beside kitchen and bathroom care, so include the whole quantity in the assessment.
Use Other to explain a different household request through its action, amount and intended finish. A limited ready guest-room task may be straightforward to assess; reorganising several cupboards is another scope. Suitability, equipment, permission and labour need consideration before an unusual addition is accepted. Some requests need another service or cannot be supported in the proposed visit. Keep the original cleaning purpose where appropriate, rather than let unassessed extras turn a manageable appointment into several partly completed chores.
Weekly standard daytime cleaning starts at £24 per cleaner-hour, fortnightly at £26 and one-off cleaning at £28. Each has a three-cleaner-hour minimum. A deep clean starts at £35 per cleaner-hour and has a four-hour minimum. These services need to be selected according to the work and condition, not only the cheaper hourly starting figure. A minimum cannot establish that every room, additional bathroom and garment task fits into the same appointment regardless of its combined quantity.
Four weekly daytime cleaner-hours have a starting labour amount of £96; four fortnightly daytime cleaner-hours start at £104. A cleaner-hour means one person working for one hour. Two cleaners each working for three hours under a suitable confirmed arrangement provide six cleaner-hours in total. A team may shorten elapsed time, but it does not halve the labour supplied. Compare the actual scope and total cleaner-hours together so you understand the proposed result and amount rather than just the length of the visit.
Give the actual preferred date and start when asking for assessment. Early requests from 6am depend on the relevant rules and suitable cover; evening timing, next-day urgency or applicable holidays can affect the complete quote. Review that total before accepting the arrangement. Selecting a preferred time on a form is not a reservation by itself, and a normal daytime hourly starting figure should not be assumed to cover every schedule. The work and practical appointment need confirmation together.
An empty-property tenancy request has a separately assessed checklist, which can include a single oven, empty cupboard interiors and accessible internal windows. Carpet extraction is an extra. Packages start at £189 for a studio or one-bedroom home, £269 for two bedrooms and £329 for three or more bedrooms or a house, subject to assessment. Explain extra bathrooms, remaining contents and the starting condition. Cleaning cannot guarantee a deposit return or another party’s inspection decision, so judge the particular accepted work on its own terms.
For confirmed work using account funding, sufficient available balance is needed for the accepted reservation. The £35 minimum top-up is an amount for adding funds, not a cleaning visit price or automatic slot guarantee. If the assessed service is beyond your intended spending, choose fewer priorities or another suitable allowance before confirming. Additional paid work requires an agreed scope, labour where needed, full charge and cleaner availability. An available balance or unanswered message is not authority to extend the appointment.

Cleaner identity verification and suitability approval are required before assignment. Home instructions then explain particular facts the approval process cannot reveal, including sensitive finishes, private rooms, relevant hazards and practical pet arrangements. Keep the information related to suitable work. An ordinary domestic clean does not automatically involve animal supervision, maintenance, heavy moving or high-access tasks. Clear household details help the cleaner approach the accepted service rather than be expected to improvise a different role at the property.
If you will be out, agree a secure authorised handover and how the home should be left at the end. A keyholder needs the confirmed time and an understood role, with any building procedure arranged before the day. Keep confidential entry information out of room photos and public notes. A person admitting the cleaner may not have authority to approve spending changes. Identify the appropriate customer contact so practical questions do not become conflicting instructions during paid cleaning time.
When a proposed extra cannot be agreed with its complete amount and availability understood, retain the accepted scope and finish. A newly noticed cupboard interior can be considered separately while the priority surfaces are completed now. You remain in control of the spending decision, and the cleaner keeps an achievable job. This is especially useful when an optional addition would need equipment, preparation or labour the original plan did not include. An informal suggestion should not silently create a different paid service.
Report concerns about the agreed result promptly with the room and particular action identified. A focused private image can help if it avoids people, documents, screens and security information. The agency considers the matter against the accepted service, distinguishing a missed task from an excluded interior or worn finish. To request Earlsfield cleaning, give the property details, full postcode, priorities and preferred time. We can assess realistic paid hours and the complete amount, with practical confirmation where suitable cover is available.
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Yes. Describe the particular rooms, actions and starting condition wanted rather than assume every bedroom must be included. The appropriate service minimum still applies, and the actual workload determines the suitable labour allowance.
At the £24 standard daytime weekly starting rate, four cleaner-hours have a labour amount of £96. The complete quote depends on the assessed scope and any applicable timing or service adjustment. Confirm the actual proposal before relying on the appointment.
No specialist extraction is implied by ordinary vacuuming. Describe the carpet concern separately so appropriate treatment, equipment, material suitability and the complete amount can be assessed. Cleaning cannot guarantee reversal of every permanent mark or defect.
They can be assessed using the actual quantities and preparation. Have correct clean linen ready and provide the agreed safe ironing setup and care labels. These actions use paid time too, so the combined request may need fewer priorities or an appropriate longer allowance.
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