Bexley station drops you into Charing Cross in well under the hour, and plenty of our regulars here barely use it because they are out at work while we clean. Regular domestic cleaning in Bexley is £23 per cleaner per hour weekly, or £24 fortnightly, with no call-out charge.
A one-off clean is a separate service done by a team, at £26 per cleaner per hour. We keep the same cleaner on your home wherever we can, bring every product and the vacuum, and do the kitchen and bathroom properly. Monster Cleaning has kept London homes in order since 2014. Ring 0333 555 2076 and we price it on the call in about two minutes.
Last updated April 2026. Covering DA5, DA6 and DA7, from Old Bexley and the Village across to Bexleyheath and the Broadway, and out through Welling, Blackfen, Sidcup and Crayford.
Domestic cleaning in Bexley starts from £23 an hour for a cleaner kept on your home, weekly or fortnightly, with a separate one-off team rate.
What it costs
Two jobs, two prices, and it is worth being clear which is which. There is no call-out fee anywhere in the borough.
- Regular cleaner, weekly
- £23 per cleaner per hour. A three-hour weekly clean works out at £69.
- Regular cleaner, fortnightly
- £24 per cleaner per hour. A fortnightly visit of three hours or more starts at £72, depending on the length you book.
- One-off clean
- A team of at least two cleaners for three hours, at £26 per cleaner per hour plus a £30 kit charge (waived if you supply the kit), so even the smallest one-off starts at £186.
- Ironing
- The common extra, at £12 an hour on top of the cleaning time.
We do not drop the hourly rate the longer a cleaner stays, so nobody is quietly pushed into booking time they do not need; three hours is simply three lots of the hourly figure.
The one-off is priced differently because the work is different. That is the booking for a single deep reset rather than ongoing upkeep.
If the cleaner finishes a visit on a basket of shirts, that part is charged at the ironing rate rather than the cleaning one, and we build the time in when you book.
A quick, slightly grumpy word on the rock-bottom quotes that drift around this trade. The cheapest hourly rates only hold together because somebody down the chain is underpaid to keep them there.
What we charge pays vetted cleaners fairly, and they actually mind whether your kitchen is clean. For the broader picture, see the domestic cleaning overview.
The homes we clean around Bexley
Bexley is mostly a between-the-wars borough, and the housing tells you so the moment you walk a street.
- 1930s semis across Bexleyheath, Blackfen and Welling
- The bulk of what we clean is the bay-fronted, pebble-dashed sort. They are properly built homes. The catch is the bathrooms and kitchens in the ones not redone in a while need a real scrub rather than a wipe, and we plan the hours to match.
- The Village and Old Bexley
- In Bexley Village and Old Bexley you get something older mixed in, the Arts and Crafts houses and period cottages along the winding High Street, with picture rails and original tiling that collect dust in a way a new-build never does.
- Newer flats around the Broadway
- Easy modern surfaces, but a lot are rented and turn over, so we do a steady run of first-cleans when someone moves in.
Bexley is mostly a between-the-wars borough, and the housing tells you so the moment you walk a street.
The water
The one thing nearly every Bexley home shares is the water, and it shapes the job more than people expect.
Thames Water supplies the borough, and while Bexley has the softest water of the London boroughs, that is a low bar: the chalk and limestone under the south-east still push it firmly into hard territory, up around 270 milligrams a litre in the DA6 streets. That is why:
- the kettle furs
- a shower screen clouds within a week of a clean
- a strong descaler is in every cleaner’s kit as standard
A regular round versus a one-off team
These two get muddled constantly. Same firm, different jobs, different prices.
- A regular round
- One cleaner, the same one, on your home every week or every fortnight. It is upkeep. The kitchen and bathroom never get the chance to drift, and your cleaner gets quicker as the weeks go by because they know where everything lives. That is the £23 weekly or £24 fortnightly service, and what most of our Bexley customers are on.
- A one-off
- A team booking for a single big clean. At least two cleaners for at least three hours, at £26 per cleaner per hour plus a £30 kit charge, so a one-off starts at £186 for the one visit.
- Move-out cleaning
- A third thing again, priced as a fixed job by property size, linked further down.
You book a one-off:
- before you move into a place
- after a party that got out of hand
- when a home that has slid needs dragging back to a baseline
The team gets it done in a single hit, and plenty of people then start a fortnightly slot to hold the line.
Your own cleaner, kept on your home
This is the question we get first, so we will answer it first. The large majority of our regulars here see the same cleaner every visit, often for years.
- On a regular round we match you with a cleaner who already works your part of Bexley and has your slot free.
- We keep that same person on your home for as long as it suits both sides.
It works better that way. Your cleaner learns the house, knows the spare bin bags live in the third drawer and which floor cleaner is yours, so each visit runs quicker.
When your regular is off sick or on holiday, we will not drop you and we will not send someone in blind. The cover cleaner gets a short written brief on your home first.
A clean falls short? You are covered. Our Google rating is 4.7 out of 5. We are Monster Cleaning Ltd.
What a visit actually covers
Regular cleaning
from £69
A three-hour weekly visit, agreed before we start.
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A regular clean follows the same routine each time, sized to your home and the hours booked. Here is a standard three-hour weekly clean across a typical Bexley home.
- A bigger 1930s semi wants more time.
- A smaller flat that finishes early gets the extras done rather than the cleaner knocking off.
Kitchen
- Worktops, splashback, sink and taps wiped, disinfected and descaled. Given how the water runs here a tap will film over inside a fortnight, so descaling is a weekly habit and not an occasional treat.
- The hob done properly, grates lifted and burners checked underneath, and the appliance fronts wiped down.
- The floor mopped to suit the surface you have.
- Bins out, liners swapped if you leave them for us.
Bathrooms
- Bath, shower, screen and tiles scrubbed and descaled, which round here is the part of the visit that eats the most minutes.
- The toilet cleaned and disinfected under the rim, around the base and across the handle.
- Basin, taps, mirror and glass left clear.
- The floor washed, corners and behind the pedestal included, because that is the spot most cleaners skip and exactly where a bathroom starts to smell.
Bedrooms and living areas
- Every flat surface dusted, picture and door frames in too.
- Carpets, rugs and hard floors vacuumed, the sofa as well when the visit has room.
- Beds made if they are not already, linen changed when you leave clean sheets out.
- Skirting boards on a rota rather than every visit.
Around the home
- Light switches, door handles and the bannister, the germy spots everyone touches and nobody thinks to clean.
- Internal glass too, then a last walk-through before the cleaner locks up.
- Add ironing at £12 an hour if you want the shirt pile dealt with at the same time.
Would you rather we left everything where it sits and cleaned around it? Tell us on the first visit and that is how we work.
Booking, keys and parking
Booking takes three steps
- Your postcode and the property. The form gives the price.
- A date that suits you. Seven days a week.
- We confirm it with you by phone or WhatsApp.
0333 555 2076 · 8am to 7pm
Booking is a phone call, not a form.
- Ring 0333 555 2076. Tell us the size of the home, how many bedrooms and bathrooms, and whether you want a regular round or a one-off team. We suggest a sensible visit length and give you the price on the spot.
- We assign your cleaner. For a regular slot, someone who covers your area, has your time free, and stays on your home from then on. For a one-off, a team for the day. They do a quick walk-round at the start of the first clean, at no extra cost.
- Keys, a key safe, or you let us in. Most people pass us a key after a few visits, held against a reference number rather than an address. The cleaner sends a note when the job is done, often with a photo or two of the finished rooms.
Parking is gentler here than in inner London, though the controlled bays around the Broadway fill by mid-morning. A lot of our cleaners skip the car altogether:
- Bexley station runs into Charing Cross via Lewisham.
- The Bexleyheath line carries trains to Cannon Street and Victoria too.
- The buses across the borough are frequent enough that most rounds work fine without driving.
- Permit roads
- Where a job needs a car and your road is on a permit, we ask whether you can lend a visitor permit.
- ULEZ
- One thing worth flagging since 2023: the whole borough sits inside the ULEZ, so our cleaners who drive run compliant vehicles and it makes no odds to your bill.
- Terms
- No joining fee, no long tie-in on a regular round. You can change how often we come with a week’s notice, or stop whenever you like.
We are run from 75 Shakespeare Avenue, Feltham, TW14 9HU, and you can email office@monstercleaning.com if a call does not suit.
Other cleaning we do in Bexley
Plenty of our Bexley regulars add one of these alongside the weekly or fortnightly slot:
- Carpet cleaning in Bexley once or twice a year, a separate job with separate machinery that honestly adds years to a carpet worth keeping.
- Oven cleaning in Bexley, a thorough clean a couple of times a year or before a landlord inspection, with the racks soaked and the door glass cleaned by hand rather than a quick wipe across the front.
- For a move-out, our end of tenancy cleaning in Bexley is the booking you want when you are after your deposit back, priced as a fixed job by the size of the property rather than by the hour.
A regular weekly visit and a move-out clean are not the same job, and we price them apart, so do book the right one.
After a hard day cleaning a row of semis near Danson Park, our teams have been known to envy the people doing the Saturday parkrun round the boating lake instead.
Want the wider view of what an ongoing service covers? The domestic cleaning overview lays it all out.
Frequently asked questions
How much does domestic cleaning in Bexley cost?
A regular cleaner kept on your home is £23 per cleaner per hour weekly, or £24 per cleaner per hour fortnightly, with no call-out charge. A three-hour weekly clean is £69; a fortnightly three-hour visit is £72. A one-off clean is a separate service done by a team, at £26 per cleaner per hour with at least two cleaners for three hours plus a £30 kit charge, so from £186.
Why does fortnightly cost more per hour than weekly?
A weekly slot is steady work we can build a cleaner’s week around, so we hold it at £23 an hour. A fortnightly home sits empty from us every other week and is harder to fit into a tidy round, which is why it is £24. We are pricing how regular the visit is, not its length. The rate does not drop the longer the cleaner stays; three hours is simply three times the hourly figure.
Do I get the same cleaner each visit?
On a regular round, yes. We pair you with someone who already works your end of the borough and keep that same cleaner on your home. A fair few of our Bexley Village and Bexleyheath regulars have had the same person for years. If yours is off, we brief a cover cleaner on your home in writing first.
Do I need to provide products or a vacuum?
No. The cleaner arrives with the vacuum, the mop, the cloths and the right product for each surface. The mains supply across Bexley runs hard, so a proper descaler is in the kit as standard. Would you rather we used your own eco range, or something for an allergy? Leave it out and that is what we use.
Can I add ironing to a visit?
Yes. Ironing is £12 an hour on top of the cleaning time. If the cleaner spends the last forty minutes of a visit on a pile of shirts and school uniform, that stretch is billed at the ironing rate rather than the cleaning one. Tell us roughly how much there tends to be and we build the time in.
Do I have to be at home while you clean?
Hardly anyone is. Most people leave a key with us after the first few visits, or pass us a key safe code, and the cleaner lets themselves in, works and locks up. Keys are tagged to a reference number only, never a name or address. If you would sooner be in for the first month, that is completely fine.
Which parts of Bexley do you cover?
All of the borough. Bexley Village and Old Bexley in DA5, Bexleyheath around the Broadway in DA6 and DA7, and out through Welling, Blackfen, Sidcup, Crayford and Erith. If you are within reach of Bexley station, Bexleyheath station or Albany Park, we cover you. On the Kent edge past the A2 and not sure? Give us a ring.
Are your cleaners vetted and insured?
Yes. Each cleaner is interviewed face to face, reference-checked and right-to-work verified before they set foot in a home, and we hold public liability cover. Monster Cleaning Ltd has been a registered company since 2014. You are dealing with a proper firm with an office and a landline, not an app that hands your address to whoever is closest.
Do you offer a re-clean guarantee?
Our 48-hour re-clean guarantee is only for end of tenancy cleans, not regular cleaning. If a visit concerns you, phone us on 0333 555 2076. We’re rated 4.7 on Google.
Can you clean a Bexley Village period house or a 1930s semi?
Yes, and a good share of the work here is exactly that. The 1930s semis that fill the borough have solid bathrooms and kitchens that reward a proper scrub over a quick wipe. The older Arts and Crafts homes around Old Bexley carry picture rails and original tiling that hold dust, so we patch-test anything new on a hidden corner before it goes near an older finish. The rate is the same whether it is a period house or a new flat by the Broadway.