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How Much Does a Cleaner Cost in Ealing?

Updated prices for . Ealing prices are typically 9% above the national average.

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Adjusts prices for: Regular Weekly Clean, One-Off Deep Clean, End-of-Tenancy Clean, Spring Clean, After-Builders Clean

Price summary

Ealing Price Summary

Service	Low	Average	High
Regular Weekly Clean	£25	£40	£50
One-Off Deep Clean	£165	£275	£385
End-of-Tenancy Clean	£220	£330	£490

Prices include labour and materials. VAT may apply. Based on London regional pricing.

Full pricing

All Cleaner Prices in Ealing

Ealing is in Greater London and cleaner costs here are 9% above the national average. Prices are based on real regional wage data from the Office for National Statistics.

All prices include materials and labour unless stated otherwise. Prices verified 2026

Job	Low	Average	High	Duration
Regular Weekly Clean	£25	£40	£50	2-3 hours
Regular weekly domestic cleaning for a 3-bed house. Includes hoovering, mopping, dusting, bathroom and kitchen cleaning, and general tidying. Price is per visit with the cleaner supplying basic cleaning products. ~91% labour, ~9% materials What affects the price Size and number of rooms in the property Whether the cleaner provides their own products and equipment Frequency of visits (weekly is cheaper per visit than fortnightly) Level of clutter and general condition of the property
One-Off Deep Clean	£165	£275	£385	5-8 hours
A thorough one-off deep clean for a 3-bed house. Covers all rooms including inside appliances, skirting boards, light switches, behind furniture, limescale removal, and detailed kitchen and bathroom cleaning. ~92% labour, ~8% materials What affects the price Current condition and how long since the property was last deep cleaned Number of bathrooms and whether they need heavy descaling Whether appliance interiors (oven, fridge, washing machine) are included Accessibility of the property and parking
End-of-Tenancy Clean	£220	£330	£490	6-10 hours
Professional end-of-tenancy clean for a 3-bed property to meet landlord and letting agent standards. Includes full kitchen deep clean, oven, all bathrooms, windows (interior), skirting boards, doors and all floor surfaces. ~91% labour, ~9% materials What affects the price Condition of the property and length of tenancy Number of bathrooms and kitchen appliances Whether the property is furnished or unfurnished Whether a cleaning guarantee (re-clean if not passed) is included
Spring Clean	£165	£240	£330	4-7 hours
A seasonal deep clean for a 3-bed house. Includes thorough cleaning of all rooms, inside windows, washing down walls and paintwork, cleaning behind and under furniture, cupboard interiors, and detailed dusting of fixtures and fittings. ~92% labour, ~8% materials What affects the price General condition and how regularly the property is cleaned Whether you need curtains taken down and washed or blinds cleaned Number of rooms and amount of furniture to move Whether exterior windows are included
After-Builders Clean	£220	£385	£545	6-10 hours
Specialist post-construction clean for a 3-bed property. Removes building dust, plaster residue, paint splashes, adhesive marks and general construction debris. Includes all surfaces, windows, fixtures, floors and detailed cleaning of kitchens and bathrooms. ~90% labour, ~10% materials What affects the price Scale and type of building work completed Amount of dust and debris left by the builders Whether specialist stain or adhesive removal is needed Number of rooms affected by the building work
Oven Cleaning	£50	£70	£95	1-2 hours
Professional oven cleaning using non-caustic, fume-free products. Includes full disassembly and cleaning of oven interior, door glass (including between panes), shelves, racks and grill pan. Range cookers and double ovens cost more. ~85% labour, ~15% materials What affects the price Type and size of oven (single, double, range cooker) Whether hob, extractor hood or microwave are included Current condition and level of grease build-up Brand and model (AGA and range cookers take longer)
Carpet Cleaning (Per Room)	£25	£40	£55	20-40 minutes per room
Professional carpet cleaning for one standard-sized room using hot water extraction or dry cleaning methods. Includes pre-treatment of stains, full clean and deodorising. Most cleaners offer discounts when booking multiple rooms. ~80% labour, ~20% materials What affects the price Size of the room and type of carpet Number of rooms being cleaned (discounts for multiple) Level of soiling and whether stain treatment is needed Whether furniture needs moving before cleaning
Upholstery Cleaning (Sofa)	£45	£65	£85	45 minutes - 1.5 hours
Professional cleaning of a standard 3-seater sofa using hot water extraction, dry cleaning or steam methods. Includes pre-treatment of stains, full clean and deodorising. Price varies by fabric type and sofa size. ~83% labour, ~17% materials What affects the price Size of the sofa (2-seater, 3-seater, corner unit) Fabric type (synthetic, cotton, leather, velvet) Level of soiling and number of stains to treat Whether cushions need cleaning on both sides
Window Cleaning (Interior and Exterior)	£35	£55	£85	1.5-3 hours
Professional cleaning of all windows inside and out for an average 3-bed house. Includes frames, sills and glass using traditional or water-fed pole methods. Conservatories and skylights cost extra. ~80% labour, ~20% materials What affects the price Number and size of windows in the property Whether the property is more than two storeys Ease of access to exterior windows Whether conservatory or skylight cleaning is included
Ironing Service (Per Basket)	£15	£25	£35	1-2 hours
Professional ironing service priced per basket (approximately 15-20 items). Items are collected, ironed and returned on hangers or neatly folded. Prices vary by location and whether collection and delivery is included. ~95% labour, ~5% materials What affects the price Number of items and whether they are complex garments Whether collection and delivery is included in the price Turnaround time required (same day costs more) Type of items (shirts and blouses take longer than t-shirts)
Office Clean (Small Office)	£55	£100	£165	1.5-3 hours
Regular cleaning of a small office or commercial space (up to 1,000 sq ft). Includes vacuuming, mopping, desk and surface wiping, kitchen area, toilet cleaning and waste removal. Price is per visit. ~86% labour, ~14% materials What affects the price Size of the office and number of workstations Frequency of cleaning (daily is cheaper per visit than weekly) Whether kitchen and toilet facilities are included Whether the clean is during or outside office hours
Airbnb Changeover Clean	£55	£85	£130	1.5-3 hours
Professional changeover clean between short-term rental guests. Includes full clean of all rooms, fresh bed linen, towel replacement, restocking essentials, laundry of used linen, and a final walkthrough check. ~88% labour, ~12% materials What affects the price Size of the property and number of bedrooms Whether linen laundry and restocking is included Turnaround time between guests (same-day costs more) Whether a property inspection checklist is required

Regular Weekly Clean

Low

£25

Average

£40

High

£50

2-3 hours

More details

Regular weekly domestic cleaning for a 3-bed house. Includes hoovering, mopping, dusting, bathroom and kitchen cleaning, and general tidying. Price is per visit with the cleaner supplying basic cleaning products.

~91% labour, ~9% materials

What affects the price

Size and number of rooms in the property
Whether the cleaner provides their own products and equipment
Frequency of visits (weekly is cheaper per visit than fortnightly)
Level of clutter and general condition of the property

One-Off Deep Clean

Low

£165

Average

£275

High

£385

5-8 hours

More details

A thorough one-off deep clean for a 3-bed house. Covers all rooms including inside appliances, skirting boards, light switches, behind furniture, limescale removal, and detailed kitchen and bathroom cleaning.

~92% labour, ~8% materials

What affects the price

Current condition and how long since the property was last deep cleaned
Number of bathrooms and whether they need heavy descaling
Whether appliance interiors (oven, fridge, washing machine) are included
Accessibility of the property and parking

End-of-Tenancy Clean

Low

£220

Average

£330

High

£490

6-10 hours

More details

Professional end-of-tenancy clean for a 3-bed property to meet landlord and letting agent standards. Includes full kitchen deep clean, oven, all bathrooms, windows (interior), skirting boards, doors and all floor surfaces.

~91% labour, ~9% materials

What affects the price

Condition of the property and length of tenancy
Number of bathrooms and kitchen appliances
Whether the property is furnished or unfurnished
Whether a cleaning guarantee (re-clean if not passed) is included

Spring Clean

Low

£165

Average

£240

High

£330

4-7 hours

More details

A seasonal deep clean for a 3-bed house. Includes thorough cleaning of all rooms, inside windows, washing down walls and paintwork, cleaning behind and under furniture, cupboard interiors, and detailed dusting of fixtures and fittings.

~92% labour, ~8% materials

What affects the price

General condition and how regularly the property is cleaned
Whether you need curtains taken down and washed or blinds cleaned
Number of rooms and amount of furniture to move
Whether exterior windows are included

After-Builders Clean

Low

£220

Average

£385

High

£545

6-10 hours

More details

Specialist post-construction clean for a 3-bed property. Removes building dust, plaster residue, paint splashes, adhesive marks and general construction debris. Includes all surfaces, windows, fixtures, floors and detailed cleaning of kitchens and bathrooms.

~90% labour, ~10% materials

What affects the price

Scale and type of building work completed
Amount of dust and debris left by the builders
Whether specialist stain or adhesive removal is needed
Number of rooms affected by the building work

Oven Cleaning

Low

£50

Average

£70

High

£95

1-2 hours

More details

Professional oven cleaning using non-caustic, fume-free products. Includes full disassembly and cleaning of oven interior, door glass (including between panes), shelves, racks and grill pan. Range cookers and double ovens cost more.

~85% labour, ~15% materials

What affects the price

Type and size of oven (single, double, range cooker)
Whether hob, extractor hood or microwave are included
Current condition and level of grease build-up
Brand and model (AGA and range cookers take longer)

Carpet Cleaning (Per Room)

Low

£25

Average

£40

High

£55

20-40 minutes per room

More details

Professional carpet cleaning for one standard-sized room using hot water extraction or dry cleaning methods. Includes pre-treatment of stains, full clean and deodorising. Most cleaners offer discounts when booking multiple rooms.

~80% labour, ~20% materials

What affects the price

Size of the room and type of carpet
Number of rooms being cleaned (discounts for multiple)
Level of soiling and whether stain treatment is needed
Whether furniture needs moving before cleaning

Upholstery Cleaning (Sofa)

Low

£45

Average

£65

High

£85

45 minutes - 1.5 hours

More details

Professional cleaning of a standard 3-seater sofa using hot water extraction, dry cleaning or steam methods. Includes pre-treatment of stains, full clean and deodorising. Price varies by fabric type and sofa size.

~83% labour, ~17% materials

What affects the price

Size of the sofa (2-seater, 3-seater, corner unit)
Fabric type (synthetic, cotton, leather, velvet)
Level of soiling and number of stains to treat
Whether cushions need cleaning on both sides

Window Cleaning (Interior and Exterior)

Low

£35

Average

£55

High

£85

1.5-3 hours

More details

Professional cleaning of all windows inside and out for an average 3-bed house. Includes frames, sills and glass using traditional or water-fed pole methods. Conservatories and skylights cost extra.

~80% labour, ~20% materials

What affects the price

Number and size of windows in the property
Whether the property is more than two storeys
Ease of access to exterior windows
Whether conservatory or skylight cleaning is included

Ironing Service (Per Basket)

Low

£15

Average

£25

High

£35

1-2 hours

More details

Professional ironing service priced per basket (approximately 15-20 items). Items are collected, ironed and returned on hangers or neatly folded. Prices vary by location and whether collection and delivery is included.

~95% labour, ~5% materials

What affects the price

Number of items and whether they are complex garments
Whether collection and delivery is included in the price
Turnaround time required (same day costs more)
Type of items (shirts and blouses take longer than t-shirts)

Office Clean (Small Office)

Low

£55

Average

£100

High

£165

1.5-3 hours

More details

Regular cleaning of a small office or commercial space (up to 1,000 sq ft). Includes vacuuming, mopping, desk and surface wiping, kitchen area, toilet cleaning and waste removal. Price is per visit.

~86% labour, ~14% materials

What affects the price

Size of the office and number of workstations
Frequency of cleaning (daily is cheaper per visit than weekly)
Whether kitchen and toilet facilities are included
Whether the clean is during or outside office hours

Airbnb Changeover Clean

Low

£55

Average

£85

High

£130

1.5-3 hours

More details

Professional changeover clean between short-term rental guests. Includes full clean of all rooms, fresh bed linen, towel replacement, restocking essentials, laundry of used linen, and a final walkthrough check.

~88% labour, ~12% materials

What affects the price

Size of the property and number of bedrooms
Whether linen laundry and restocking is included
Turnaround time between guests (same-day costs more)
Whether a property inspection checklist is required

Step by step

What's Involved in Hiring a Cleaning

Hiring a cleaner is straightforward — you agree on the scope, frequency, and price, and they get on with keeping your home clean.

Initial enquiry and walk-through

You contact the cleaner or cleaning agency and describe what you need — regular weekly cleaning, a one-off deep clean, or an end-of-tenancy clean. For regular work, most cleaners will visit your home first to assess its size, condition, and how long the clean will take.

Agree the scope and price

You agree which rooms and tasks are covered, how long each visit will be, and whether the cleaner brings their own products and equipment. Prices are usually per visit for regular cleans or a flat rate for one-off jobs. Clarify expectations upfront to avoid misunderstandings.

First clean and settling in

The first visit usually takes longer as the cleaner learns your home, figures out where everything is kept, and tackles any initial build-up. Use the first couple of visits to communicate your priorities — whether that is focusing on bathrooms, keeping the kitchen spotless, or paying extra attention to high-traffic areas.

Ongoing cleaning routine

Once settled, your cleaner follows a consistent routine each visit. Most weekly cleans cover hoovering, mopping, dusting, bathroom cleaning, kitchen surfaces, and general tidying. If something needs doing differently, just let them know — good cleaners appreciate clear feedback.

Payment and communication

Payment is usually made per visit via bank transfer, cash, or through the agency's system. Keep communication open — if you need to cancel a session, give as much notice as possible. Most cleaners appreciate at least 24-48 hours notice for cancellations.

Regional comparison

How Ealing Compares

Average cost of regular weekly clean across regions.

Ealing

+9% £40

National Average

baseline £35

London

+24% £45

Local insights

What Affects Cleaner Costs in Ealing?

Ealing's housing stock ranges from Georgian and Victorian terraces to post-war estates and modern new-builds, with a range of property types and ages that can affect the scope and cost of work across the borough. Properties in areas like Islington, Hackney and Brixton vary enormously in age, layout and condition, all of which directly affect cleaner costs. With a population of null, Ealing is above average for cleaner work in the UK. Older properties tend to need more preparation work and present access challenges that push prices toward the higher end — for example, one-off deep clean here averages around £275.

London is the most expensive part of the UK for trade work, with labour rates running around 24% above the national average. This reflects the high cost of living, congestion charges, and expensive parking that tradespeople factor into their quotes. In Ealing, local demand for cleaner services varies depending on the mix of residential and commercial properties in the area, and there is no shortage of qualified cleaner professionals across the capital. With fewer tradespeople based locally, you may find slightly less choice, and it is worth booking ahead for larger jobs. Prices still vary by 30-50% between tradespeople for the same job, making multiple quotes essential.

Several factors affect what you will pay for cleaner work in Ealing. The scope and complexity of the job is the biggest driver — straightforward work in accessible locations will be at the lower end, while anything involving older properties, difficult access, or structural complications will cost more. Material choices also make a significant difference; opting for premium brands or higher-spec products can add 20-40% to the total. As above average for trade work, Ealing residents typically pay around £40 for regular weekly clean and £220 to £545 for after-builders clean.

When getting quotes in Ealing, aim for at least three from different qualified professionals. With fewer tradespeople based locally, you may find slightly less choice, and it is worth booking ahead for larger jobs. Ask each one to visit and assess the work in person rather than quoting over the phone. A good cleaner will check the existing setup, identify any potential complications, and give you a detailed breakdown of costs. In a area like Ealing, there is plenty of choice, so do not settle for the first quote you receive. Be wary of quotes that seem significantly cheaper than others — they may be cutting corners on materials or not including everything in the price. Always check qualifications, insurance and recent reviews before hiring.

Depending on the work involved, you may also need end-of-tenancy cleaning (£220–£490), window cleaning (£15–£45), or pest control (£130–£385) in Ealing.

Related services

Related Services in Ealing

Services often needed alongside a cleaner.

End-of-Tenancy Cleaning in Ealing £220–£490 Window Cleaning in Ealing £15–£45 Pest Control in Ealing £130–£385 Chimney Sweeping in Ealing £65–£140 Painting & Decorating in Ealing £220–£710 CCTV Installation in Ealing £385–£765 Dog Walking in Ealing £10–£20 Hairdresser in Ealing £40–£85 Dog Grooming in Ealing £25–£55 Aerial & Satellite Installation in Ealing £165–£330

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UK-wide pricing

Cleaner Costs in Other Cities

Compare cleaner prices across the UK.

London £30–£55 Barking and Dagenham £25–£45 Barnet £30–£55 Bexley £30–£50 Brent £25–£45 Bromley £35–£60 Camden £35–£65 City of London £30–£55 Birmingham £25–£40 Leeds £25–£45 Glasgow £25–£45 Sheffield £25–£45

Common questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about cleaner costs in Ealing.

What is the difference between a regular clean and a deep clean?

A regular clean covers day-to-day tasks like hoovering, mopping, wiping surfaces and cleaning bathrooms. A deep clean is more thorough and includes tasks like cleaning inside ovens, behind appliances, washing windows, scrubbing grout and descaling bathrooms. Deep cleans take roughly twice as long.

Should I provide cleaning products or does the cleaner bring them?

This varies by cleaner. Self-employed cleaners often bring their own products and equipment, while others prefer to use yours. Agency cleaners typically bring everything. Agree this upfront to avoid confusion and check if the cleaner uses products you are happy with, especially if you have allergies or preferences.

Do I need to be home when the cleaner visits?

Most regular clients give their cleaner a spare key or a key safe code so they can clean while you are out. This is normal practice and saves you needing to be there each visit. Build trust with a few supervised sessions first if you prefer.

How often should I have my house cleaned professionally?

For most families, a weekly or fortnightly clean keeps on top of things. A single person or couple in a small flat might only need fortnightly or monthly. If you have pets, children, or a large home, weekly is usually best to prevent build-up.

Should I hire a self-employed cleaner or use an agency?

Self-employed cleaners are usually cheaper (£12-£16 per hour) as there is no agency markup. However, agencies handle insurance, background checks, holiday cover, and replacement cleaners if yours is ill. Agencies typically charge £14-£22 per hour. For peace of mind and consistency, agencies suit people who want a hands-off arrangement.

Do I need to pay a cleaner's tax and national insurance?

If your cleaner is genuinely self-employed (they set their own hours, bring their own equipment, and work for multiple clients), they handle their own tax. If you directly employ them on a regular schedule, you may technically be their employer and responsible for PAYE. Most domestic cleaners operate as self-employed, but check with HMRC if unsure.

What is included in an end-of-tenancy clean?

An end-of-tenancy clean covers everything needed to return a rental property to move-in condition. This includes inside all cupboards and drawers, oven and hob, extractor fan, limescale removal, windows (interior), skirting boards, light switches, and all floor surfaces. Most companies offer a guarantee — they will re-clean free if the landlord is not satisfied.

How much should I tip a cleaner?

Tipping is not expected for regular cleaning, but many clients give a bonus at Christmas — typically the equivalent of one or two weeks' pay. For one-off cleans, tipping is appreciated but not necessary. What cleaners value most is being treated with respect, paid on time, and given reasonable working conditions.

Is it safe to give a cleaner a key to my house?

Yes, this is standard practice for regular cleaning. Most clients give their cleaner a spare key or provide a key safe code so they can clean while you are at work. If you use an agency, they typically vet cleaners with background checks. Start with a few supervised visits to build trust if you prefer.

How much does a cleaner cost in Ealing in 2026?

Regular Weekly Clean in Ealing typically costs between £25 and £50, with the average being around £40. Prices vary depending on the scope of work, materials used, and the specific requirements of your property.

Are cleaner prices cheaper in Ealing than London?

Ealing prices are 9% above the national average, though still £5 cheaper than London for regular weekly clean.

How do I find a good cleaner in Ealing?

Get at least three quotes from different tradespeople, check recent reviews, and ask whether the quote includes VAT and everything you need. A detailed written quote that breaks down all costs is a good sign. Always check qualifications, insurance and recent reviews before hiring.

What affects cleaner prices in Ealing?

The main factors are the scope and complexity of what you need, the options and products chosen, and local market rates. Ealing rates are 9% above the national average. Getting multiple quotes is the best way to ensure a fair price.

Do cleaner prices include materials in Ealing?

The prices shown on this page include all typical costs. However, when getting real quotes, always confirm what is and isn't included. Some tradespeople break out costs separately, while others give an all-in price. Ask for a detailed breakdown before agreeing to any work.