Canary Wharf keeps long hours and the flats pay for it. We clean while you’re at your desk: weekly visits at £23 an hour, fortnightly at £24, keys signed in and out at the concierge desk, and the same cleaner each visit wherever we can manage it. You come home to a flat that has been looked after, and your weekend goes back to being a weekend.
Last updated July 2026. Prices and the areas we cover are checked each season, so what you read here is what you pay.
Weekly cleaning is £23 an hour and fortnightly is £24. A one-off clean is a team job at £26 per cleaner per hour, starting at £186 for two cleaners for three hours plus a £30 kit charge, and ironing is £12 an hour on top when the shirt pile has got out of hand.
What domestic cleaning costs in Canary Wharf
£23 an hour weekly, £24 fortnightly, and £26 per cleaner per hour for a one-off team clean, which starts at £186.
- Weekly
- £23 an hour. The weekly rate is lowest for a plain reason: a flat cleaned every week never gets far gone, the hours stay predictable, and that lets us hold the price down.
- Fortnightly
- £24 an hour
- One-off team clean
- £26 per cleaner per hour. One-offs start at two cleaners for three hours because an hour’s blitz isn’t a service anyone remembers fondly. Six cleaner-hours gets a small flat properly round once, and with the £30 kit charge that comes to £186.
- Ironing
- £12 an hour, and it happens within the same visit
How many hours? From experience rather than a formula: a one-bed in reasonable order, or a two-bed with two bathrooms, takes about three hours a visit.
First visits sometimes run longer while the backlog gets cleared, then it settles into a rhythm, and you only ever pay for the hours worked.
Cleaning that fits Wharf hours
Most of our E14 regulars book mid-morning on a weekday, and nobody has to meet anybody.
- The flat empties by half seven.
- The cleaner arrives at ten.
- Everything is done and locked hours before anyone gets home.
The concierge log says exactly who held the keys and when.
Nobody has to meet anybody.
Small flats work hard here:
- the kitchen shares a room with the sofa
- the drying rack lives in the lounge
- gym kit comes home four nights out of five
- there’s no spare room to shove the mess into when people come round
A weekly visit suits that kind of flat far better than an occasional blitz, because the place simply never gets bad in the first place.
We clean across the full mix:
- Wood Wharf’s new blocks
- the towers along Marsh Wall and Millharbour
- serviced-style flats around the estate
- the 1990s developments off Westferry Road
- the Barkantine and Samuda estates
Buildings with a staffed desk make access painless, and for the walk-ups a key safe does the job.
Friday is the day people work from home, we’ve noticed. If you’d rather be in when the cleaner is, say so and we’ll aim the slot at your home day.
What a visit covers
The visit is the upkeep clean that stops a flat sliding.
- Kitchen
- Worktops, sink, hob top and splashback, cupboard fronts, floor
- Bathrooms
- Shower screen, tiles, basin, loo, mirror
- Everywhere else
- Dusting, hoovering, mopping, bins out, and a bed change whenever fresh linen is left out
London’s water is hard enough to cloud a shower screen inside a fortnight, and the honest answer to that is a weekly wipe, not a miracle spray at month three.
Tell the cleaner what matters most and the hours bend around it. Some weeks the ironing outranks the mopping. Fine.
There are two jobs a domestic visit shouldn’t pretend to do:
- A baked-up oven needs its parts out and a long soak, which is its own service, oven cleaning in Canary Wharf.
- A stained or greying carpet needs the extraction machine, which is carpet cleaning in Canary Wharf.
Your cleaner will say when something needs the machine rather than scrubbing at it and making it worse.
Keys, fobs and concierge desks
Tower living makes key handling the easy part. Most buildings here run a staffed desk around the clock:
- We collect the key or fob against a signature.
- The lift gets called.
- Everything is returned and logged before the cleaner leaves the building.
You can see who held what and when, and so can we.
No desk? Whatever you’re comfortable with:
- a key safe by the door, which covers the lower-rise streets
- a spare set held by us, for regulars
What we don’t do is loose arrangements nobody can account for.
The same-cleaner habit matters more than any of the logistics. A regular who knows the flat gets more done in three hours than a stranger would, and if your cleaner is ever off, you hear it from us first rather than finding out at the door.
A regular who knows the flat gets more done in three hours than a stranger would.
Who we are
Monster Cleaning
- Since 2014 cleaning homes
- 4.7 on Google
- Vetted, insured cleaners
- 300+ letting agents use us
- London, Manchester and Liverpool
Monster Cleaning Ltd has been cleaning London homes since 2014. Domestic regulars are the steadiest part of the round; some have kept the same weekly slot for years.
- Base
- 75 Shakespeare Avenue, Feltham, TW14 9HU
- Rating
- We’re rated 4.7 on Google
Where we got something wrong we said so and fixed it, and that’s the standard a weekly clean runs on too.
The wider domestic cleaning page covers how the service runs beyond E14, if you want the longer version.
How to book
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
Ring 0333 555 2076 or email office@monstercleaning.com. We match you with a cleaner who covers your patch and agree the first visit from there.
Useful things to include:
- postcode
- flat size
- weekly or fortnightly
- whether ironing’s wanted
- how access works in your building
Coverage is all of E14:
- the estate and Wood Wharf
- South Quay, Millharbour and Marsh Wall
- Millwall, Mudchute, Cubitt Town and Island Gardens
- plus Poplar, Blackwall and Limehouse
And if what you need is a move-out clean rather than a regular one, that’s end of tenancy cleaning in Canary Wharf.
Questions we hear a lot
How much does domestic cleaning cost in Canary Wharf?
£23 an hour for a weekly visit, £24 an hour fortnightly, and £26 per cleaner per hour for a one-off team clean, which starts at £186 for two cleaners for three hours plus a £30 kit charge. Ironing is £12 an hour on top. A one-bed or a two-bed with two bathrooms usually takes about three hours a visit, so you’ll know the likely cost before the first clean.
Can the cleaner come while I’m at work?
That’s how most of our E14 visits run. Keys are collected and returned at your concierge desk, signed both ways, or through a key safe where there’s no desk. You come home to a clean flat rather than to a stranger in it, and anything worth discussing gets a note or a phone call.
Will I get the same cleaner every time?
That’s the aim and it usually holds. A regular slot gets a regular cleaner who learns the flat: where the hoover lives, how you like the bed made, which corners collect the mess. When holiday or illness forces a change, we tell you first rather than letting a stranger surprise your concierge.
What does a regular clean include?
Kitchen worktops and the hob top, the sink, bathrooms including the shower screen, dusting, hoovering, mopping, mirrors and bins, plus a bed change when fresh linen is left out. It’s the upkeep that stops a small flat sliding. Want the fridge shelves or the inside of a cupboard done, say so and the hours flex.
Do I need to supply cleaning products?
Most regulars keep a small kit in the flat, and your cleaner will tell you what’s worth buying, which is less than the supermarket aisle suggests. If you’d rather we brought materials, mention it when you book. The hoover and mop are usually yours; every flat has a cupboard that hides them.
Is there a minimum booking?
One-off cleans are a team job with a minimum of two cleaners for three hours at £26 per cleaner per hour, plus a £30 kit charge, so they start at £186. Regular visits are at least three hours, because less rarely gets a whole flat properly round, and we’d rather say that upfront than send someone to do half a job.
Do you do ironing?
Yes, £12 an hour within the visit. Leave the pile and the board out and say roughly how much there is. A fortnight of office shirts usually comes to about an hour. If the ironing matters more than the mopping some weeks, tell the cleaner and they’ll switch the priorities round.
Do you offer a re-clean guarantee?
Our re-clean guarantee is for end of tenancy cleans only, so regular cleaning does not carry one. If a clean concerns you, tell the office on 0333 555 2076. A weekly arrangement only survives if you trust the standard, so complaints get dealt with honestly.
