Cleaning services for homes in Ealing

Half of Ealing’s households live in flats (49.5% at the 2021 Census), and a weekly cleaner for a flat costs £23 an hour, with three hours the shortest visit.

Fortnightly visits are £24 an hour, so the three-hour minimum comes to £69 on a weekly rota. A deep clean is booked differently: two cleaners at £26 each per hour for at least three hours, with £30 added once for the equipment and detergents they bring, which puts the smallest deep clean at £186. One-off work starts at £67. On a one-off clean, where the street has no free parking, we add parking at what it costs on the day and never more than £40. Every other price, from moving-out cleans to sofas, is on the price list.

Flats, terraces and semis from Acton to Southall

About two thirds of the borough’s flats are in purpose-built blocks (34.5% of all households) and most of the rest are in converted or shared houses (12.7%). Terraced houses account for 23.4% of households and semis for 21.9%. A third of households (34.0%) rent privately, 17.5% rent from a council or housing association and 46.2% own, with another 2.0% in shared ownership.

Much of the older housing is protected. The council counts almost 600 listed buildings and 30 conservation areas, which it describes as mostly nineteenth and early twentieth century residential streets, parks, transport and industrial heritage and old village cores. In a period house that can mean original skirting, plaster cornices and fireplaces, and the cleaner dusts those with a soft brush and a dry cloth.

Acton has a page of its own with its parking zones and conservation areas: cleaning in Acton. The rest of the borough, from Ealing Broadway and West Ealing to Hanwell, Southall, Greenford and Northolt, is covered here.

• End of tenancy cleaning in Ealing
• Carpet cleaning in Ealing
• Oven cleaning in Ealing
• Cleaning services in Acton

A regular clean in an Ealing home, kitchen first

A regular visit follows the same order each week so nothing gets skipped. The kitchen comes first: worktops cleared and wiped, the hob top and splashback degreased, the sink and taps descaled and dried, cupboard fronts and handles wiped, the bin emptied and the floor mopped.

The bathroom is next, and in the west of the borough it takes longer. Affinity Water’s 2025 report for its Southall zone recorded hardness of 280 mg/l, and its report for Greenford and Northolt 305 mg/l, which is in the very hard band on Thames Water’s scale. The cleaner deals with the shower screen, the taps and the base of the toilet on every visit, before the scale sets.

Then the living room, bedrooms and hall: surfaces dusted, beds made, carpets hoovered and hard floors mopped, with the stairs included in a house. In a larger house three hours may not reach every room each week, so the bedrooms take turns on a rota you agree with the cleaner while the kitchen and bathroom are done every time. We keep the same cleaner on your visits wherever we can.

A deep clean is for the work a weekly visit leaves behind: inside the cupboards once you have emptied them, the tops of doors and wall units, behind furniture that can be moved, radiators, skirting boards, grout and window frames. It suits a home that has gone a while without a cleaner, or one about to start a weekly rota. The deep cleaning page sets out the hours by home size.

• End of tenancy cleaningfrom £156A fixed price by the size of the home, with a 48-hour re-clean if the inventory clerk marks something we cleaned.
• Deep cleaningfrom £186A team of two or more for a day of the jobs a weekly clean never reaches.
• Domestic cleaningfrom £69 a visitA weekly or fortnightly cleaner, the same person where we can manage it.
• After builders cleaningfrom £212Dust, paint spots and grout film cleared once the trades have gone.
• Carpet cleaningfrom £67Hot water extraction priced by the room, rugs cleaned where they lie.
• Upholstery cleaningfrom £67Sofas, armchairs, mattresses and curtains, priced by the piece.
• Oven cleaningfrom £67Racks and trays soaked, glass and seals cleaned by hand in your kitchen, priced by oven type.

Moving out, carpets and ovens in Ealing

Ealing licenses shared homes across the whole borough. The current additional HMO designation runs from 1 April 2022 to 31 March 2027 and covers homes with three or more occupiers from two or more households who share a toilet, washing or cooking facilities, and the council consulted from 15 July to 24 September 2026 on licensing smaller shared houses of three or four occupiers. Since 14 November 2025 planning permission has been needed across most of the borough to turn a family house into a small HMO. Landlords can check a street with the council’s postcode checker.

When a tenancy ends, the end of tenancy clean in Ealing has a fixed price by size, from £156 for a studio. If the inventory clerk or letting agent marks anything we cleaned, tell us within 48 hours and we come back to put it right at no charge. Furniture has to go first. The council’s bulky items collection costs thirty pounds for up to six items, but it will not collect from red routes such as the A40 or the North Circular, from back gardens or from the pavement, and it refuses anything that has touched mould or pests.

For the floors, carpet cleaning uses hot water extraction at £36 a bedroom, and a carpet usually dries in a few hours with a window open. A single oven is £77: the racks and trays soak while the cavity, the glass and the seals are cleaned by hand in your kitchen, and you can cook that evening (see oven cleaning in Ealing).

Booking, and parking from Zone A to Zone W

Send the form or ring 020 3734 1438 at any hour. We call back between 8am and 7pm, any day of the week, to fix the date and confirm the price for your home. A 50% deposit holds the date, and the balance is due once the clean is done. The cleaners are vetted and trained.

Give us the postcode, because parking in Ealing changes from one zone to the next; the council describes more than 60 controlled zones one by one. Zone A in central Ealing is controlled Monday to Thursday 8.30am to 7.30pm and on Fridays and Saturdays until 11pm, while Zone W by Ealing Broadway is controlled only from 9am to 10am and 3pm to 4pm on weekdays. Residents in a zone can buy visitor sessions through PayByPhone at £1.05 an hour or £6.20 a day. If you would like to book one for the cleaner, say so when we ring.

• ActonW3
• ChiswickW4
• WembleyHA9
• Shepherd's BushW12
• BrentNW10
• RichmondTW9
• HammersmithW6