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From regular domestic cleaning to specialist deep cleans and end-of-tenancy services, here is what professional cleaners charge across the UK in 2026.

| Service | Average Cost |
|---|---|
| Regular domestic cleaning | £12–£18/hour |
| Deep clean (3-bed house) | £200–£400 |
| End-of-tenancy clean (2-bed flat) | £150–£300 |
| End-of-tenancy clean (3-bed house) | £250–£450 |
| Oven cleaning | £50–£80 |
| Carpet cleaning (per room) | £25–£50 |
| Upholstery cleaning (sofa) | £50–£100 |
| After-builders clean | £200–£500 |
| One-off spring clean | £150–£350 |
| Office cleaning | £12–£20/hour |
London rates are typically 30–50% higher. Agency cleaners cost more than independent cleaners but offer cover if your cleaner is unavailable.
Regular cleaning — Weekly or fortnightly visits keep your home consistently clean. Most cleaners work in 2–3 hour sessions.
Deep clean — A thorough one-off clean covering areas often missed: behind appliances, inside ovens, descaling bathrooms, skirting boards, light fittings.
End-of-tenancy — Essential for getting your deposit back. Professional end-of-tenancy cleans meet inventory standards and many companies offer a guarantee if the landlord is not satisfied.
After-builders clean — Specialist clean to remove construction dust, plaster residue, paint splashes and debris after renovation work.
Tip: For end-of-tenancy, always use a company that offers a deposit-back guarantee — if the landlord disputes cleanliness, they will return and re-clean at no extra cost.

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