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Start with the type of cleaning you need. Each page explains what's usually included, what affects the price and how to request quotes.
Cleaning Services
Every type of professional cleaning in one place – homes, rentals, carpets, ovens, windows, offices and business premises.
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Domestic Cleaning
Regular weekly or fortnightly house cleaning and one-off cleans – kitchens, bathrooms, bedrooms, living areas and floors.
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Deep Cleaning
One-off, top-to-bottom cleans that tackle limescale, grease, dust and the hard-to-reach places regular cleaning skips.
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End of Tenancy Cleaning
Move-out and move-in cleans for tenants, landlords and letting agents, following the checklist used at inspection.
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Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning
Professional carpet, rug, sofa, upholstery and mattress cleaning for homes, rentals and businesses.
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Window Cleaning
Regular and one-off window cleaning for houses, flats and business premises, inside and out, including frames and sills.
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Oven Cleaning
Professional cleaning of single and double ovens, range cookers, hobs, extractor hoods and microwaves.
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After Builders Cleaning
Post-construction and post-renovation cleans that remove fine dust, residue and debris after building work.
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Commercial Cleaning
Regular and one-off cleaning for shops, communal areas, workplaces, surgeries, gyms and other business premises.
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Office Cleaning
Daily, weekly and out-of-hours office cleaning: desks, kitchens, washrooms, floors and periodic deep cleans.
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Cleaning Prices
Indicative UK prices for domestic, deep, end of tenancy, carpet, oven, window and office cleaning – with the unit for every figure.
See pricesDomestic Cleaning
Regular house cleaning, weekly or fortnightly
A domestic cleaner keeps kitchens, bathrooms, floors and living areas under control on a set schedule, usually charged by the hour. One-off visits are available too – before guests, after a busy spell or ahead of a viewing.
- Weekly and fortnightly cleaning
- One-off house cleans
- Kitchens and bathrooms
- Bedrooms and living areas
- Floors, dusting and tidying
- Ironing and bed changes (where offered)
Deep Cleaning
A top-to-bottom reset for your home
A deep clean tackles what regular cleaning doesn't: limescale on taps and screens, grease on cupboard fronts, dust on skirting boards and behind furniture. It's usually a fixed-price job for a team.
- Kitchen deep cleans
- Bathroom descaling
- Hard-to-reach areas
- Spring cleaning
- Before or after moving
- One-off intensive cleans
End of Tenancy Cleaning
Moving out, moving in or between tenants
End of tenancy cleaning follows the kind of checklist letting agents inspect against – inside cupboards, ovens, bathrooms, skirting boards and floors. It can help you meet the standard in your inventory, though no clean can guarantee a deposit.
- Move-out cleaning
- Move-in cleaning
- Landlord and agent cleans
- Kitchen and oven cleaning
- Bathroom descaling
- Carpet cleaning on request
Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning
Carpets, rugs, sofas and mattresses
Professional carpet and upholstery cleaners use extraction and low-moisture methods suited to the fibre, and are honest about which marks are likely to lift. Usually priced per room or per item.
- Carpets and stairs
- Stain treatment
- Sofa and upholstery cleaning
- Rug cleaning
- Mattress cleaning
- Domestic and commercial
Commercial Cleaning
Cleaning for offices, shops and shared buildings
Commercial cleaners work to a written specification, often before or after opening hours. Quotes are usually based on cleaner-hours per week – see also office cleaning.
- Retail and shop cleaning
- Communal area cleaning
- Workplace cleaning
- Regular contract cleaning
- One-off and deep cleans
- Out-of-hours schedules
Cleaning prices
Know what to expect before you ask
Cleaners price by the hour, the property, the room or the item. We've summarised published UK price guides so you can see typical ranges – and the factors that move your own quote up or down.
| Job | Indicative price |
|---|---|
| Regular domestic cleaning | £15–£25 per hour |
| One-off deep clean, 2–3 bed house | Around £200–£380 per clean |
| End of tenancy clean, 2 bed (outside London) | Around £150–£300 per clean |
| Carpet cleaning, average room | Around £25–£75 per room |
| Single oven | Around £50–£85 per oven |
| Regular office cleaning | Around £15–£30 per cleaner-hour |
Indicative ranges from published UK price guides, not our own prices. See the cleaning prices page for sources.
The rooms and jobs cleaners take on
Kitchens
Worktops, hobs, sinks and cupboard fronts on every regular visit
Bathrooms
Limescale, soap scum and grout – the slowest rooms in any clean
Ovens
Racks, glass and interiors cleaned by specialists
Windows
Water-fed poles reach upstairs windows from the ground
Mattresses
Vacuuming and surface cleaning to freshen bedrooms
Communal areas
Stairs, landings and entrances in shared buildings
How it works
Three steps to cleaning quotes
- 1. Tell us what needs cleaning
- Use the quote form to choose the type of clean, add your postcode and describe the property – bedrooms, bathrooms, condition and any extras.
- 2. Local cleaners get in touch
- Cleaners and cleaning companies that cover your area receive your request and can contact you to confirm a price or arrange a visit.
- 3. Compare and decide
- Compare what each quote includes as well as the price. Ask questions, check insurance and choose the one that suits you – or none at all.
Benefits of professional cleaning
When handing it over makes sense
Not every household needs a cleaner. But for busy homes, rentals, demanding one-off jobs and businesses, professional help can be worth it. It depends on your needs, budget and property.
- Time back
- Hours spent on kitchens, bathrooms and floors each week can go on work, family or rest instead.
- A consistent standard
- A regular cleaner works through the same checklist each visit, so the home doesn't slide between deep cleans.
- Professional equipment
- Carpet extraction machines, oven dip tanks, water-fed poles and fine-filter vacuums do jobs household kit can't.
- The right method for each surface
- Experienced cleaners choose products and techniques suited to stone, stainless steel, wood, fabric and glass.
- Help with the big jobs
- End of tenancy, after builders and deep cleans are demanding – a team can finish in a day what might take you a weekend.
- Support for businesses
- Offices, shops and communal areas can be cleaned out of hours to an agreed schedule.
Read: the benefits of hiring a professional cleaning company →
Service areas
Cleaners across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
From London flats to Glasgow tenements, we have local pages for 100 towns and cities across 12 UK regions and nations – and cleaners cover the places in between.
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Cleaning guides
Know what you're asking for
Plain-English advice on types of cleaning, what's included and how to compare quotes.
Types of cleaning services explained
Professional cleaning covers a lot of different jobs. Here's what each main service usually includes, how they differ and when each one makes sense.
Deep cleaning vs regular cleaning
Regular cleaning maintains a standard; deep cleaning restores one. Here's how they differ, what each costs and how to decide which you need.
How to compare cleaning quotes
The cheapest cleaning quote isn't always the best value, and the most expensive isn't always the most thorough. Here's how to compare like with like.
Benefits of hiring a professional cleaning company
Professional cleaning isn't essential for every household, but it can make a real difference in the right circumstances. Here are the practical benefits, and the trade-offs.
Frequently asked questions
How does Cleaning Prices work?
Fill in the quote form, provided by our partner Bark: add your postcode and describe the cleaning you need. Cleaners and cleaning companies that cover your area can then contact you with a quote or to arrange a visit. You decide who, if anyone, to hire.
Is it free to request cleaning quotes?
Yes. Requesting quotes is free, and there's no obligation to accept any of them.
What kind of cleaning can I get quotes for?
Regular domestic cleaning, one-off and deep cleans, end of tenancy and move-in cleans, carpet and upholstery cleaning, oven cleaning, window cleaning, after builders cleaning, and commercial and office cleaning.
How much does a cleaner cost?
Regular domestic cleaning is usually charged by the hour – published UK guides commonly show around £15–£25 per hour. Other services are priced per property, room or item. Our cleaning prices guide lists indicative ranges with their units.
How quickly will I hear back?
It varies with the area, the type of clean and the time of year. End-of-month dates and the summer are busy for end of tenancy cleaning, so request quotes early if you have a deadline.
Do you do the cleaning yourselves?
No. Cleaning Prices helps you find independent local cleaners and cleaning companies. Your agreement is with the cleaner you choose, so check their insurance, task list and terms before booking.
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