A top-to-bottom clean from £20 an hour, with a four-hour minimum, that reaches the places a weekly tidy never does — behind the furniture, inside the cupboards, along the skirtings and up on the light fittings.

A deep clean is a reset, not a maintenance visit. We move what can be moved, clean behind and underneath it, and work from the top of the room downwards so nothing lands on a surface we have already finished. It is the right service when you have just moved in, when a regular cleaner has been skimming for a year, or when the place simply needs taking back to a baseline.
Kitchens and bathrooms take the longest and matter the most. Cupboards are emptied of dust and wiped inside, appliances are cleaned inside and behind, tiles and grout are delimed rather than sprayed and wiped, and extractor filters come off and get degreased.
We use eco-friendly products as standard, which matters in a small London flat with sealed windows — you should not have to air the place out for two hours after a clean. Where something genuinely needs a stronger product, such as heavy limescale, we tell you first.
Top-down, room by room, including the parts a routine clean skips.
A fixed written quote before you commit — no deposit, no hidden extras.
Four-hour minimum booking, per cleaner
£20 an hour with a four-hour minimum, so the smallest deep clean is £80. A one-bedroom flat is usually four to six hours; larger properties take longer and may need a second cleaner, charged at the same hourly rate. Ask and we will turn the estimate into one fixed figure before you book.
London flats create their own cleaning problems. Hard water leaves limescale on every tap and shower screen within months. Sash windows collect grit in the tracks. Traffic dust comes through the front windows of any flat on a main road, and a kitchen with no external extractor puts grease on the wall above the hob rather than outside.
Those are the jobs a deep clean is for, and they are the reason we quote on condition as well as size. We cover all 32 boroughs, work evenings and weekends at no premium, and will tell you honestly if a deep clean is not what your property actually needs.
Still unsure? Call 07867997955 and ask us directly.
The work overlaps heavily; the purpose differs. A deep clean is for a property you are living in and want reset. An end of tenancy clean is measured against your inventory report and carries a deposit-back guarantee with a free re-clean. If you are moving out, book the tenancy clean.
A one-bed flat is usually four to six hours, which at £20 an hour is £80–£120. A three-bed house is a full day, often with two cleaners. We give you our estimate of the hours in writing before you book, and we will fix it as a single job price instead if you prefer.
No. Most customers give us access and go to work. We can collect keys from an agent or a neighbour, and we will send photographs when we finish so you can see the result before you get back.
Eco-friendly products as standard, which matters in a small flat where you cannot air the place out properly. For heavy limescale or burnt-on grease we may need something stronger, and we will tell you before we use it.
Yes, by hot water extraction. Carpet and upholstery cleaning is priced per room or per item, so speak with us and we will give you a figure. Booking it alongside the deep clean is cheaper than arranging it separately, and the carpets go last so the drying is not disturbed.
Book removals and cleaning together and save up to 15%.