The price of a clean drops when you book a regular rota at £23 an hour, take the £31 oven rate that comes with a move-out clean, bundle the hob and extractor with the oven or fit two jobs into a single visit.
All of these work from the published rates on the prices page. Nothing here is a timed offer, and nothing needs a code.
A regular rota costs less an hour than one-off visits
On a rota, an hour of cleaning costs £23 every week or £24 every other week, and the shortest visit is 3 hours. A one-off clean is booked differently: at least two cleaners at £26 each an hour, plus £30 for machines and products. If the flat needs a clean every week or two anyway, the rota is the lower rate for each hour of cleaning. You can start with one deep clean to catch up, then switch to domestic cleaning at the hourly rate.
Move-out clean with the oven and carpets
On the day of a move-out clean, a single oven costs £31. Booked as a separate job it is £77. A double oven or a 90cm range goes from £110 or £143 on its own to £62 with the clean. Carpets follow the same pattern: bedrooms drop to £29 each and the living room to £36 alongside the end of tenancy clean, against £36 and £43 as a carpet-only booking. The lower prices hold only when the oven and carpets are done on the same visit, so add them when you book.
Oven, hob and extractor as one bundle
The bundle price for a single oven plus hob plus extractor is £117. Priced item by item, the oven alone is £77, a gas hob £28 and the extractor £28. The double oven bundle is £143. If the hob and the hood are greasy too, ask for the bundle on the call; the details are on oven cleaning.
Two jobs on one visit
One-off jobs carry a £67 minimum. A single bedroom carpet at £36 is charged the minimum on its own, so the hallway or the landing can often join that visit within the same £67 charge. The same goes for an armchair or a mattress booked with the carpets. The booking is charged whichever is higher, the items added together or the £67 minimum, so price two small items together before booking one on its own.
Parking
Parking depends on your street. A paid bay or pay-and-display is passed on at cost, never above £40, while a driveway, a visitor permit or an unrestricted road outside means no parking cost is added. Mention it when you book.
Questions about paying less for a clean
Is a weekly clean cheaper per hour than a fortnightly one?
Yes, £23 against £24. A fortnightly visit sometimes needs a little longer, because two weeks of use build up between cleans.
Can I add the oven after I have booked the end of tenancy clean?
Yes, at £31, as long as it is done on the same visit. Ring before the date so the cleaner arrives with time for it.
Do one-off jobs ever cost less than the minimum?
No. Every one-off job is at least £67, which is why pairing small jobs on one visit makes sense.