Deep cleaning across London, Liverpool and Manchester

Monster Cleaning deep cleans are team jobs from £186 (two cleaners, three hours), covering behind the appliances, inside every cupboard, the grout and the limescale.

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Deep cleaning from £186

Monster Cleaning’s deep clean is a one-off team clean of your whole home, from £186 for two cleaners for three hours. It reaches the places a weekly clean never gets to: behind the fridge and the washing machine, inside every cupboard, the grout, the limescale on the taps and the shower screen, the tops of doors and wardrobes.

You pay £26 per cleaner per hour, with at least two cleaners for three hours, plus £30 for our equipment and detergents. If you’d like us to use your own, we drop the £30. A bigger home, or one that has got on top of you, needs more hours, a third or fourth cleaner, or both, and we tell you which before anything is booked.

Prices last updated September 2026.

Deep clean checklist

Every room, top to bottom, including the jobs a regular visit has no time for. The team starts high and finishes with the floors, so nothing falls onto a surface that’s already done. Descaler is left long enough to work before anyone scrubs. The kitchen usually takes the longest.

In the kitchen:

  • Inside every cupboard and drawer: contents out, shelves wiped, contents back in tidily
  • Inside the fridge, shelves out and washed, seals cleaned (they collect mould faster than people expect)
  • Inside the microwave, and behind and under it
  • The hob taken apart, rings and burners off, grates scrubbed; the extractor hood degreased and its filter soaked
  • The fridge, dishwasher and washing machine pulled out where possible, and the floor behind them cleaned
  • Tiles, splashback and grout scrubbed with a grout brush
  • Sink, taps and drainer descaled and polished, and the bins and recycling caddy washed

In the bathrooms:

  • Limescale off the taps, shower heads, glass and tiles
  • The shower screen descaled until it’s clear again, tracks and sealant included
  • Grout scrubbed as white as it will go (if it has turned black right through, we tell you, because scrubbing won’t bring it back)
  • The toilet cleaned under the rim, round the hinges and flush, and behind and under the pedestal, which is where most bathroom smells start
  • Mirrors, the extractor fan grille, skirting boards and the gap between the bath and the wall

In the bedrooms and living rooms:

  • Dust from the top down: light fittings, picture rails, cornicing, the tops of wardrobes and doors
  • Sofas pulled out, rugs lifted, and the floor under the beds hoovered; sofas and chairs get a thorough vacuum
  • Inside wardrobes and drawers that are empty or nearly empty, and the top shelf of full ones
  • Internal glass, door frames, the doors themselves and radiators behind and underneath

Throughout the home, the team wipes and disinfects switches, sockets, handles and bannisters, clears the cobwebs (ceiling corners too), takes off wall scuffs where they’ll come off without paint, and hoovers and mops every floor with a product that suits it. Wood floors in particular look better for it.

The oven, carpets, upholstery and outside windows are booked separately (prices below). We don’t defrost the freezer, but if it’s already defrosted we clean inside it.

One-off and deep cleaning

Deep cleaning prices

The price is the number of cleaners, times the hours each one works, times £26, plus £30 for equipment and detergents (£22 for the kit, £8 for the products). The smallest job is two cleaners for three hours. A team can be up to four cleaners, each working up to ten hours.

Team and timePrice
2 cleaners, 3 hours each£186
2 cleaners, 4 hours each£238
2 cleaners, 5 hours each£290
3 cleaners, 3 hours each£264
3 cleaners, 4 hours each£342
4 cleaners, 4 hours each£446

Every price in the table includes the £30 kit charge. Supply your own equipment and products and it’s £30 less: two cleaners for four hours is then £208. A one-off clean of an office, shop or other business premises is £27 per cleaner per hour (commercial cleaning). Every other price we charge is on the prices page. Where there’s no free parking, we add just what parking costs us.

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How many cleaners and hours your home needs

A deep clean is always a team of at least two. Two cleaners get the job done in a single day, and a second pair of eyes catches what the first one missed. The size of the home gives the starting point:

HomeUsually fromUsual team
Studio or one-bed flat£1862 cleaners, about 3 hours
Two-bed flat or small house£1862 cleaners, 3 to 4 hours
Three-bed house£2382 cleaners, 4 to 5 hours
Four-bed house£2902 cleaners, 5 to 7 hours
Five bedrooms or more£3423 cleaners, 4 hours or more

Then the state of the place moves it. A three-bed that has been kept on top of, and just hasn’t had a proper going-over in eighteen months, sits at the bottom of its range. The same house after years without a serious clean is a much bigger job, and it goes to the top of the range or past it.

Steam cleaning bathroom tiles during a deep clean
Steam reaches into grout lines and seals that a wipe-down cannot touch.

So when you get in touch we ask how big the home is, what state it’s in and which rooms worry you most (it’s usually the kitchen or a bathroom). For a larger home, a few photos help us get it right. You’ll know the team and the price before you book.

If the team arrives and it’s clearly more work than described, they tell you within the first half hour. You agree a revised estimate or a smaller scope with us before they carry on, so the bill at the end is never a surprise.

Booking a deep clean

Get a price. Use the calculator at the top of this page (it takes about three minutes) or ring 0333 555 2076, 8am to 7pm, seven days a week.

We confirm the team and hours. Tell us about the home and the rooms that bother you. For bigger homes, send photos.

Pick a day. We clean seven days a week. Most deep cleans are booked five to ten days ahead; the end of the month and the first weekend after Christmas fill up first, so ring early for those.

The team arrives with everything. HEPA vacuums, descaler, grout brushes, microfibre cloths, a mop system and step ladders. You don’t need to have anything ready, bin bags included.

A walk-through before they leave. You go round the home with the team at the end, room by room.

Who comes to your home

Cleaners we’ve met in person. Every cleaner is interviewed face to face and insured. Before they work unsupervised, they’re trained on our 57-point checklist.

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Cleaning homes since 2014. Over 40,000 properties in London, Liverpool and Manchester, which is why a phone call and a few photos are usually enough for us to size your job.

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Add-ons to book with a deep clean

The oven, carpets and upholstery each need their own kit (soaking kit for the oven racks and trays, a hot water extraction machine for carpets), so they’re priced on their own. Book them for the same day and we time everything to finish together. Carpets need to dry before the furniture goes back, so the same day works well for them too.

  • Single oven

    £77

  • Double oven

    £110

  • Single wide oven

    £114

  • Range cooker, 90cm

    £143

  • Carpet, bedroom

    £36

  • Carpet, living room

    £43

  • Two-seater sofa

    £57

  • Armchair

    £33

  • Mattress

    £35

The full lists are on the oven, carpet and upholstery pages. Outside windows are a separate window cleaning job.

Bathroom basin wiped by hand during a deep clean
Basins, taps and plugholes are done by hand, then polished dry.

What a deep clean is

A deep clean is a one-off clean of a whole home by a team, covering the build-up that regular cleaning doesn’t reach: behind the appliances, inside the cupboards, the grout, the limescale and everything above head height. A spring clean is the same job booked in spring, with the same scope and the same prices.

People book one before putting a home on the market, when they’ve just moved in and the last occupants’ idea of clean wasn’t theirs, before family come to stay or a new baby comes home, after a party or a crowded Christmas, or when the place has simply got away from them and they want it reset.

If the home will look tired again in three months, book regular cleaning after the deep clean. Most of our customers start with a deep clean and keep it there with a weekly or fortnightly visit. Our guide to what a deep clean includes sets the two side by side, room by room.

Deep clean, end of tenancy or regular cleaning

CleanStarts atBook it when
Deep clean£186You want a one-off reset of a home you’re living in, moving into or selling
End of tenancy£156You’re moving out of a rented home and want your deposit back
Regular cleaning£69 a visitYou want the home kept clean week to week

Moving out of a rental? Book an end of tenancy clean. It’s priced by the size of the property (£156 for a studio up to £425 for four bedrooms), cleaned to the inventory the check-out clerk works from, and if the letting agent flags anything within 48 hours, we come back and re-clean it free. More than 300 letting agents work with us.

Regular cleaning is £23 per cleaner per hour weekly or £24 fortnightly, at least three hours a visit, with the same cleaner each time where we can.

Bright bathroom with clean grout, clear shower glass and limescale-free taps
Illustration: a bathroom after a deep clean, grout and shower glass included.

After building work, plaster dust needs different products and a different method, so that’s an after-builders clean at £30 per cleaner per hour.

Questions before you book

  • How long does a deep clean take?

    Most homes are finished in one day by two cleaners: about three hours for a studio or one-bed flat, four to five hours for a three-bed house, five to seven for a four-bed. Those are hours on site, so two cleaners working four hours each is eight cleaner-hours on your bill. We give you the time before you book.

  • Can I book just one cleaner?

    Not for a deep clean. It’s always at least two cleaners, so the work gets done in one visit. If you’d like one person coming in to keep on top of things, that’s our regular cleaning, with the same cleaner each time where we can.

  • Is the oven included?

    No, it’s an add-on at the same price as booking it on its own: £77 for a single oven, £110 for a double, £114 for a single wide oven and £143 for a 90cm range. Book it with the deep clean and we time the two to finish together.

  • Can I use my own cleaning products?

    Yes. Supply your own equipment and products and we take the £30 kit charge off, so the smallest job comes to £156. Tell us when you book so the team knows what’s there.

  • What if my home needs more work than I said?

    The team tells you within the first half hour. You then agree with us either a revised estimate or a smaller scope, and they carry on only once you have. Nothing is added to the bill without your say.

  • Will you move the furniture?

    Yes, within reason: sofas pulled out, beds moved to hoover underneath, tables shifted to get to the corners. We won’t move anything that needs specialist equipment, such as a full wardrobe or an upright piano. If there’s something you’d like moved, or left alone, tell the team when they arrive.

  • Is it the same price in Manchester and Liverpool?

    Yes. Manchester and Liverpool are on the same price list as most of London. Put your postcode into the calculator at the top of the page for the price at your address.

Pick your team and hours in the calculator at the top of the page, or ring 0333 555 2076 (8am to 7pm, seven days a week) and we’ll size the job with you.

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