Most people who ring us from W4 are not untidy. They are busy: two careers, a school run, a dog, a house that fills faster than it empties. A regular cleaner is the boring, brilliant fix, £22 an hour on a weekly visit, and the 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 in Chiswick is £22 an hour, fortnightly is £24, a one-off clean is £26 an hour with a £67 minimum, and ironing is £12 an hour.
What a cleaner costs in Chiswick
£22 an hour if we come weekly. £24 an hour fortnightly. A one-off clean, the pre-guest panic or the January reset, is £26 an hour with a £67 minimum. Ironing is £12 an hour.
Why does weekly cost less per hour than fortnightly? Because a house cleaned every week never drifts far from clean, so the hours go further. Two weeks of family life takes more shifting per visit. The one-off rate is highest for the same reason, taken to its logical end.
You will find cheaper numbers on the local Facebook groups, and some of them belong to good cleaners. What the bare rate never tells you is who turns up when that one person is ill, what happens when something gets knocked off a shelf, and whether anyone checked paperwork. With us those answers are: we do, our insurance does, and we did.
What a regular clean covers
A regular clean covers the rooms you actually live in. Kitchen sides and hob wiped down, sink brought back to shine, floors hoovered and mopped, bathrooms done properly including the film that hard W4 water leaves on shower glass, bedrooms dusted and straightened, and the hallway that takes all the traffic. Thames Water sends Chiswick some of the chalkiest supply in London, so that shower-glass job is never optional for long.
The list is yours, and that is the point. Some households want every visit identical. Others run a rota, bathrooms deep-done one week, cupboard fronts and skirting the next. The cleaner keeps to whatever you set, and a message to the office changes it.
Most regulars have us use their own vacuum and products, which keeps allergies, floor finishes and strong opinions about brands firmly under your control. If the house lacks a vacuum worth the name, tell us before the first visit and we will agree a plan rather than improvise on your doorstep.
Weekly, fortnightly or one-off
Weekly at £22 an hour suits family houses, and most of ours in Chiswick book three hours a visit. Fortnightly at £24 tends to fit flats and tidy couples. The one-off at £26 an hour with its £67 minimum exists for the moments: parents landing on Friday, a landlord inspection, the week after the decorators finally leave.
Not sure how many hours your house needs? We will not guess wildly at it. Tell the office the bedrooms, the bathrooms and how the household runs, and you get an honest suggestion; the first visit then settles the question for good.
Expect that first visit to run a little longer than the rota that follows. It is part clean, part survey: where the awkward corners are, which floor takes what, what the previous cleaner never quite got to. From the second visit the routine tightens and the same hours start buying you more.
You can move between weekly and fortnightly whenever life changes.
The homes we clean in W4
Each pocket of Chiswick hands the cleaner a different morning. Glebe Estate cottages, built from 1871 and a conservation area since 2024, are small and vertical, so the work is stairs, landings and a kitchen everything must be carried through. Bedford Park’s Norman Shaw houses are the opposite: three floors of family life, original boards that want a well-wrung mop rather than a wet one, and enough skirting board to be its own line on the rota.
The mansion blocks facing Turnham Green, Heathfield Court and Arlington Park Mansions and their kind, are steady, satisfying work: parquet, panelled doors, bathroom chrome that shows every water spot. Along the river toward Strand-on-the-Green the flats collect towpath dust, and on the biggest spring tides the path floods, so the odd muddy footprint comes home too.
Mostly, though, we clean for professional families. People who leave at half seven and get back at seven, whose Saturday used to be a cleaning day, and who decided, quite reasonably, that it should stop being one.
Keys, cover and who we are
Around half our Chiswick regulars leave us a key or a fob; the rest are home when we come or use a key safe. Keys are logged and coded, never labelled with an address. Cleaners are interviewed face to face, reference-checked and insured, and we try hard to send the same person every time, because familiarity is where the value lives: a cleaner who knows the house does more in three hours than a stranger can.
A cleaner who knows the house does more in three hours than a stranger can.
Holidays happen. When your cleaner is away you choose a briefed cover clean or a quiet week off, and nothing is charged for a skipped visit. There is no contract tying you in either; regular cleaning here is a rolling arrangement you can pause or stop with a message.
The company behind it is Monster Cleaning Ltd, number 9919639 at Companies House, cleaning London since 2014 from an office in East Sheen, one bridge south of you. Our reviews are mixed enough to be believable, 3.1 on Trustpilot across 128 of them, and we reply to the rough ones rather than pretending they never happened.
When the house needs more than upkeep, the same office books carpet cleaning in Chiswick and oven cleaning in Chiswick, and the main domestic cleaning page explains the service beyond W4.
How to set it up
Call 0333 555 2076 or email [email protected] with your postcode, the size of the house and roughly what you want covered. The office suggests hours and a day, you meet the cleaner on the first visit, and the rota grows out of whatever that first visit teaches everyone.
If the day we offer collides with nursery pickup or the plumber, say so and we move it. A regular clean only works if it fits the week you actually have, and a slot that suits you is a slot that lasts for years.
We take on regulars across the whole of W4, from the Glebe Estate and Bedford Park through Grove Park down to Strand-on-the-Green. Leaving a rental rather than settling in? Different job, different team: end of tenancy cleaning in Chiswick.
Questions people ask us
How much does a cleaner cost in Chiswick?
£22 an hour on a weekly visit, £24 an hour fortnightly, and £26 an hour for a one-off clean with a £67 minimum. Ironing is £12 an hour. The rate buys a vetted, insured cleaner plus an office that answers the phone, and there are no fees hiding behind it.
What does a regular clean include?
Whatever you put on the list. Typically kitchen surfaces and floors, bathrooms including the shower glass, hoovering and mopping through the house, dusting and general straightening. Beds, the inside of the fridge and cupboard fronts go on rotation if you want them. You set the priorities and change them whenever you like.
Do I need to provide products and a vacuum?
Most regulars prefer it that way: your vacuum, your products, your call on what touches the floorboards or a child’s bunk. If you would rather not think about any of that, say so when you book and we agree an alternative before the first visit.
Will I get the same cleaner every time?
That is the aim, and most weeks we manage it. A cleaner who knows your house gets quicker and more thorough with every visit. For holidays and illness you pick between a briefed cover cleaner and simply skipping that week; a skipped visit costs nothing.
Is there a minimum booking?
One-off cleans carry a £67 minimum, which at £26 an hour is roughly two and a half hours. Weekly and fortnightly visits are agreed by the hour with the office, and most Chiswick houses settle somewhere between two and four hours depending on size, children and dog.
Do you do ironing?
Yes, at £12 an hour. Some households add an hour to the end of each clean, others call us in only when the pile has won. Shirts go back on hangers, the rest comes back folded, and warn the cleaner about anything precious or peculiar before it meets an iron.
Are your cleaners insured and vetted?
Yes. Everyone is interviewed in person, reference-checked, and covered by our insurance while working in your home, and keys are stored coded with no address attached. We have run this across London since 2014, so the unglamorous systems behind it are well worn in.
Which parts of Chiswick do you cover?
All of W4: the Glebe Estate, Bedford Park, Grove Park, Strand-on-the-Green, the High Road and the mansion blocks around Turnham Green. We take on homes just over the borders in Acton and Brentford too. Ring and ask; the worst we can say is no.