Send your request in London in one go, and you decide yourself whether to go ahead. A request costs nothing.
There is no fixed price for a cleaner, because every job in London is different. The size of the flat or house, the number of rooms, how long since it was last cleaned and whether carpets or ovens need extra attention all affect what a cleaning company quotes. Access matters too: a tricky parking situation or a lack of a lift can add time. Businesses asking about office or commercial cleaning should expect similar variation, since floor area and frequency change the job. The only way to get a realistic figure for your own property in London is to describe the work clearly and let a local cleaning company assess it directly. Cleaner in London: prices and contract terms differ from company to company.
Requirements depend on the type of work and the company itself, so it is sensible to ask directly rather than assume. For commercial cleaning in shared or rented premises, a letting agent or landlord may also want proof of insurance before work begins. Rules can vary depending on the property and the job, so this is not something a comparison page can confirm on a company's behalf. Each cleaning company answers for its own insurance and qualifications, so it is worth asking before agreeing to anything. Cleaner in London: you decide yourself whether to continue with any company.
Most cleaning jobs in London start with a description of the property and the work wanted, whether that is regular house cleaning, a one off deep clean or a move in clean before new tenants arrive. A cleaning company will usually want to know the number of rooms, whether it is furnished, and if specific areas like windows, carpets or the oven need extra time. For end of tenancy cleaning, letting agents often expect a thorough job covering kitchens and bathrooms in particular. The exact approach, order of work and time needed will vary between properties and between cleaning companies, so it helps to be specific from the start. Cleaner in London: describe the job as precisely as you can.
Be as specific as possible. Mention the type of property, roughly how many rooms, and which rooms need attention, since this helps any cleaning company in London judge the scope properly. State whether you want regular house cleaning or a one off job such as a deep clean, after builders clean or carpet clean. If you are a landlord or letting agent, note whether it is an end of tenancy or move in cleaning job, as standards expected can differ. Adding access details, such as parking or entry instructions, and a rough timeframe helps too. Cleaner in London: a clear description makes comparing easier.
Yes. There is no charge for describing your job or for having it saved while you wait to hear from a local cleaning company. The way the service is funded is that cleaning companies which join pay to be listed, not the person asking for the work. This means you can describe a job, whether it is office cleaning, window cleaning or a deep clean, without any cost or commitment on your side at any stage of the process. Cleaner in London: the request does not commit you to anything.
No. Describing a cleaning job through Cleaner Quotes is entirely voluntary and does not commit you to using any particular cleaning company or to going ahead with the work at all. You are simply putting your request on record in London in case a local cleaning company later joins and offers a price for jobs like yours. There is no obligation to accept anything, no contract is formed by sending a request, and you remain free to look elsewhere or decide not to proceed. It is a straightforward, no pressure way to describe what you need before deciding how to take things further.
You describe the job, for example regular cleaning, an end of tenancy clean, office cleaning or a deep clean, and tell us when it would suit you. The request goes to the independent local cleaning companies in London that have joined Cleaner Quotes. They can send you a quote.
Submitting a request is free and comes with no obligation. Only the companies that join the service pay a membership fee.