REGULAR CLEANING / LONDON

Regular Cleaning in London

We clean kitchens, bathrooms, living spaces and floors on weekly, fortnightly or monthly visits. We dust, vacuum and clean the rooms you choose, keeping attention on the household tasks you need done regularly and discussing occasional extras separately.

Regular room cleaning for the way you use your home
Around the home	Our regular cleaning
Everyday upkeep	Weekly, fortnightly or monthly visits Kitchen and bathroom cleaning
Rooms and floors	Dusting, vacuuming and suitable floor cleaning The rooms and recurring tasks you choose

Regular Cleaning — the service work area

Regular attention to the rooms you use every day.

The rooms. Kitchen, bathroom and living spaces.

The tasks. Dusting and floor cleaning.

The frequency. Weekly, fortnightly or monthly.

SERVICE PRICES

Regular home cleaning prices

Regular Cleaning — prices
Item	Price	Unit
Regular home cleaning	From £23	Per hour

Hourly cleaning for your rooms and recurring tasks
Your regular visits	Included in the price
Recurring home cleaning	Regular domestic cleaning is charged by the hour. We discuss the rooms, tasks and visit frequency with you, then confirm the time and price. Kitchens and bathrooms, dusting and floors can be included, with the priorities set for the home and the time booked.
Occasional additional cleaning	Specialist treatments and extra services need to be discussed separately from regular room upkeep. If you need a one-off deep clean or another addition, tell us before the appointment. We can review the work and price alongside your usual rooms, keeping each service clear in the total.
Your appointment total	We confirm the regular cleaning included, the booked hours and the final total before the visit, including any applicable minimum. Let us know which rooms matter most if time is limited, so we can discuss the order of attention when arranging the clean.

CLEANING AROUND THE HOME

The rooms and everyday tasks we clean

Kitchens, bathrooms, living spaces and suitable floors
Task	Our work
Your regular rooms	We clean the rooms and recurring tasks listed for your home. Tell us which spaces are used most and where you need particular attention. We keep those priorities with the appointment, so each visit has a useful room-by-room cleaning list.
Kitchens and bathrooms	We wipe the kitchen surfaces and clean the bathroom fittings included in your regular visit, giving attention to everyday marks and dirt. Clearing small belongings exposes more of the surface for cleaning. Tell us about delicate finishes or fittings with special care instructions before the visit.
Living spaces and floors	We dust, vacuum and clean suitable floors in the rooms included for your visit. We work around the contents that stay, with any extra room or task discussed beforehand. Tell us about flooring care information or an existing damaged area.

A regular clean that fits your rooms and priorities
Your household	How we clean
Tasks for each visit	We keep a list of the rooms and cleaning tasks for your recurring appointments. This might bring kitchen and bathroom cleaning together with dusting and floors in the living spaces. Tell us which jobs need attention every time and which can vary, so the booked cleaning time follows the priorities in your home.
Weekly, fortnightly or monthly	We discuss how often you need the home cleaned and how its rooms are used between visits. A busy kitchen or bathroom may need a different share of the time from a spare room. We can discuss those differences when arranging the frequency and the cleaning hours for your household.
Cleaning an occupied home	We clean around furniture and belongings that remain in the rooms. Tell us what can be moved and what must stay untouched, including private storage. We also need to know who will let the cleaner in and whom to contact if the entry instructions change between regular appointments.
Changing the usual tasks	We can discuss different room priorities before an upcoming visit. Let us know if you add a room, need extra attention in one space or want an occasional specialist service. We review the cleaning and hours with you, keeping one-off additions separate from the regular hourly tasks.

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Discuss your regular cleaning

DURING A REGULAR VISIT

Keeping up with the household cleaning

Room priorities, surface cleaning and floors
Stage	What we do
The rooms needing attention	We check the rooms included in the visit and any priority you have raised. A change in household use may mean the kitchen needs more attention than usual or a room is not being used. Tell us before the appointment so we can discuss the tasks within the time booked.
Clear surfaces and belongings	We look at the surfaces that can be reached for cleaning and the items that will remain. Clearing small personal belongings beforehand gives more of the surface to clean. Show anything delicate or private that should stay untouched, and tell us about areas that are blocked by stored items.
Kitchen cleaning	We clean the kitchen surfaces and fittings included in your regular visit. Everyday use can leave marks and dirt in different places, so point out particular areas needing attention. Extra appliance interiors or specialist kitchen work should be listed separately when you ask for additional cleaning.
Bathroom cleaning	We clean the bathroom surfaces and fittings listed for the appointment. Tell us the number of bathrooms and separate toilets, including any room needing extra attention. We take account of the finish and any care instructions, working around the toiletries or belongings that stay in place.
Dusting and floors	We dust the included living spaces, vacuum and clean suitable floors. The rooms and flooring types are discussed together, including any delicate finish. Areas behind items that remain in place may not be reachable, so tell us beforehand if you need a covered part of the floor cleaned.
Particular marks and worn finishes	We give attention to the dirt you have pointed out and take care around existing wear or damage. Show a loose fitting or damaged floor finish before cleaning. If a mark needs specialist treatment, we discuss that separately from the dusting, surface cleaning and floor work in a regular visit.
Looking ahead to the next clean	We look over the rooms and tasks included in the appointment. Tell us if a particular part needs different attention next time or if your room priorities have changed. We can discuss adjustments to the usual cleaning and any extra time or service before the following visit.

ARRANGING REPEAT VISITS

Before your regular cleaning starts

Your rooms, cleaning frequency and entry instructions
Details to share	What helps us prepare
Rooms and visit frequency	Tell us the room count and whether you prefer weekly, fortnightly or monthly cleaning. List the tasks you need regularly, starting with the rooms that matter most. Include any jobs that change between visits so we can discuss the hours needed for the usual clean.
Surfaces and flooring	Tell us about the floor types and any delicate surface finishes in the included rooms. Share care instructions if available and photographs where they help show the condition. Point out existing damage or a particular mark before the first clean, so we can discuss the attention it needs.
Keys and someone to contact	Explain how the cleaner will enter and who can answer questions about the home. Include any separate room keys, locked doors or spaces that must stay private. If entry arrangements change for a later visit, tell us beforehand so the appointment can be confirmed with the right information.
Your preferred cleaning time	Give your preferred days and times and tell us when particular rooms are in use. We confirm the appointment before the visit. If you work from home or someone needs a room available at a set time, explain that when discussing the cleaning and room order.
New tasks between visits	Contact us before the next appointment if you add rooms or need more cleaning than usual. Describe the extra tasks and send photographs if useful. We can discuss the hours and price again, including any separate specialist service, before changing the recurring cleaning list.

CHOOSING YOUR PRIORITIES

Regular room upkeep
and occasional additions

Different ways to use the booked cleaning time
Your home	Cleaning to discuss
Kitchen and bathroom priorities	We can discuss regular cleaning that gives priority to the kitchen and bathrooms. List the surfaces and fittings needing attention, along with any floors included. Tell us about the other rooms you also need cleaned, so we can discuss a practical balance of tasks within the hours booked.
Several rooms around the home	We can include living spaces, bedrooms and suitable floors alongside the kitchen and bathroom. Give the room count and your priorities, including any space used less often. We discuss dusting and floor cleaning for those rooms, with the contents that stay and the surfaces that can be reached.
An occasional extra clean	Tell us when you need a one-off task or specialist cleaning in addition to your usual visits. We discuss the extra work separately, including its price and timing. Your recurring room upkeep can then be arranged with the additional service clearly listed, without losing sight of the usual household priorities.

SERVICE QUESTIONS

Regular cleaning questions

Visit frequency, room priorities and one-off extras
Question	Answer
Can I choose fortnightly cleaning instead of weekly visits?	Yes. We discuss weekly, fortnightly or monthly cleaning with you. Tell us how the rooms are used and which tasks matter most, so we can confirm the hours for your chosen frequency.
Can I change which room gets the most attention?	Tell us before the visit which room needs more attention and which usual tasks can change. We can discuss the priorities within the booked hours or review the time if more cleaning is needed.
What if a different person lets the cleaner in next time?	Give us the updated entry instructions before the appointment. Make sure the person has the cleaning time and knows which rooms are included, with private areas or belongings pointed out.
Should I mention a damaged floor before regular cleaning starts?	Yes. Show the damaged area and share any flooring care instructions. We take the existing condition into account when discussing floor cleaning; repairing the surface is a separate job.
Can you clean while some rooms remain in use?	Explain which rooms will be occupied and when they are available. We can discuss the room order before confirming the visit, including any space that should stay untouched during that appointment.
Does my recurring visit include specialist treatments?	Specialist treatments and extra services need a separate discussion. Tell us what you need before the visit so we can confirm the additional cleaning and price alongside your regular tasks.