We keep one cleaner on your home in Greenwich, so the person who learns where your spare bin bags live is the same person who turns up next week. No app roulette, no fresh stranger every visit.
Last updated April 2026. Written by the team at Monster Cleaning Ltd, run from 255 Upper Richmond Road West, SW14 8QS.
Here is the short version. We do regular domestic cleaning in Greenwich from £22 an hour per cleaner, no VAT, no call-out charge, same cleaner kept on your home.
That is the answer most people want before they read another word. The rest of this page is the detail: what the two services actually cost, how they differ, and why a Greenwich home is its own particular job.
What domestic cleaning costs in Greenwich
Recurring cleaning is £22 per cleaner per hour on a weekly round, or £24 per cleaner per hour if you go fortnightly. There is no VAT on top and no call-out charge. A three-hour weekly clean is £66. A fortnightly visit of two to three hours runs £48 to £72, depending on how long you book it for.
Weekly is cheaper per hour than fortnightly, and that is on purpose. A home cleaned every week never gets the chance to build up, so the cleaner spends the hour on upkeep rather than rescue. A fortnightly gap means more dust, more washing-up history and more bathroom to fight, so it costs a little more per hour to cover the extra graft.
Want shirts done too? Ironing is £12 an hour on top of the cleaning time, and your regular cleaner handles it in the same visit.
Those are real numbers you can hold us to, not a “from” figure that balloons when you ask a question. We have been doing this since 2014, and the rate you are quoted is the rate you pay.
Two services, not one flat rate
People muddle these two, so here is the honest split. Regular domestic cleaning and a one-off clean are different jobs, done by different setups, at different prices. We will never bundle them into one vague hourly figure.
The first is regular domestic cleaning on a retainer. One cleaner, kept on your home, coming weekly or fortnightly. That is £22 an hour weekly, £24 an hour fortnightly. It is the service most Greenwich households actually want, because the value sits in the same hands learning your home over months.
The second is a one-off clean, and it is a separate, standalone service. We send a team, usually two cleaners for around three hours, at £26 per cleaner per hour with a £67 minimum charge. It is built for a single big push: before guests, after a party, a spring blitz, a clean before you hand keys back. More hands, more done, in one go.
Regular domestic cleaning and a one-off clean are different jobs, done by different setups, at different prices.
We do not run a sliding rate that falls as you add hours. The weekly rate is the weekly rate whether you book two hours or five. We think that kind of pricing is a way to lock people into long visits they do not need, and we would rather you booked exactly the time your home takes.
If a move is the reason you are reading this, the one-off clean is not the same thing as a move-out clean against a deposit. For that, see our end of tenancy cleaning in Greenwich, which is checklisted to what letting agents inspect.
Why a Greenwich home is its own job
Greenwich is old. Crooms Hill, which runs up the western edge of Greenwich Park, is reckoned to be the oldest named road in London, recorded back in the tenth century, and the housing around it shows its age in the cleaning. Georgian townhouses near Royal Hill and the West Greenwich conservation streets, Victorian terraces with deep bay windows, a lot of period sash that traps grime in the runners and the glazing bars.
That kind of stock cleans differently from a new build. Original floorboards and old skirting hold dust in a way modern plaster does not. Tall sash windows mean the light shows every smear, so we do them properly rather than a quick wipe. Period bathrooms in the SE10 terraces often have hard-water marks baked into old enamel that a five-minute cleaner walks straight past.
Then there is getting to you. Parking around the town centre sits inside the East Greenwich controlled zone, so our cleaner needs to know which streets they can stop on and which need a permit. We sort that before the first visit rather than turning it into your problem on the day. If your cleaner comes by train, Maze Hill and the Cutty Sark DLR put most of the SE10 streets within a short walk, so a missed bus does not become a missed clean.
None of this is showing off about local trivia. It changes how long your clean takes and what kit the cleaner brings, which is exactly why a firm that knows Greenwich beats an app that drops a stranger at your door.
The same cleaner, kept on your home
This is the part the apps cannot do. When you take a regular clean with us, we put one cleaner on your home and keep them there. They learn your place. Where the hoover lives, which cupboard hides the good cloths, that the spare room gets a light touch and the kitchen gets the hour.
Trust matters more than anything when someone is in your home each week. We are Monster Cleaning Ltd, Companies House number 9919639, trading since 2014. Our Trustpilot sits at 3.1 out of 5 across 128 reviews, which we will not dress up as five stars. We would rather be straight about it and earn the next one than quote you a number we cannot stand behind.
If your regular cleaner is off sick or on holiday, we tell you in advance and offer a cover cleaner, briefed on your home, or we move the visit. You decide. We never just send a no-show.
We put one cleaner on your home and keep them there. They learn your place.
The guarantee is simple. If a regular visit ever falls short of what we agreed, tell us within 24 hours and we come back to put it right at no extra charge. A re-clean, not an argument. We would rather fix it than lose a Greenwich customer over a missed skirting board.
What a regular clean covers
A standard weekly or fortnightly clean covers the rooms that get used. Kitchen surfaces, hob and sink, the bathroom top to bottom, hoovering and mopping through, dusting, beds changed if you leave the linen out, and the bins. Tell your cleaner what matters most and they build the hour around it.
Here is roughly how a three-hour Greenwich visit tends to fall, though your cleaner adjusts it to your home:
- Kitchen first, because it is the room that shows. Worktops, hob, splashback, sink, fronts of the units, floor.
- Bathroom next. Loo, basin, bath or shower, the hard-water marks on the glass, mirror, floor.
- Bedrooms and living space. Dusting down, surfaces, skirting on the deep weeks, hoover throughout.
- Floors mopped last so nobody walks back over them.
We bring the cloths and the basics. If you want a specific product used on a stone worktop or an antique floor, leave it out and your cleaner will use yours. Plenty of the period homes around West Greenwich have surfaces that do not take supermarket spray, and your cleaner would rather be told than guess.
It is your home. You set the priorities.
One-off and deep cleans
Sometimes you do not want a weekly arrangement, you want one really good clean and your weekend back. That is the one-off service. A team of about two cleaners, roughly three hours, £26 per cleaner per hour, £67 minimum charge. We bring everything.
A one-off suits a few situations. You have people coming and the place has slid. You have just moved into a Greenwich flat and want it cleaned before your things go in. The Christmas chaos needs undoing. A landlord wants a tidy between tenants that is not a full deposit clean.
If the one-off goes well, plenty of people roll it into a regular weekly or fortnightly slot with the same cleaner. No pressure either way. You can book a single clean and never hear from us again, and that is fine.
For carpets and the oven, those are specialist jobs with their own kit, and we keep them separate so you only pay for what you need. See carpet cleaning in Greenwich for hot-water extraction on bedroom and living-room carpets, and oven cleaning in Greenwich for a proper strip-down of single ovens, doubles and range cookers. You can read about every home service we run on the domestic cleaning overview.
How to book us
Call 0333 555 2076 or email [email protected]. Tell us your Greenwich postcode, how many bedrooms, whether you want weekly, fortnightly or a one-off, and roughly how many hours you think it needs. If you are not sure on the hours, we will talk it through, because most people slightly over- or under-guess their first time.
We confirm a price on that call. No surveyor visit, no quote that changes later. For a regular clean we then match you to a cleaner who covers SE10 and set a day and time that repeats. For a one-off we book the team in for the slot that suits you.
You pay after the clean, not before. We are a small London firm, not a faceless platform, and you can ring the office and get a person who knows your booking.
That is the whole process.
Frequently asked questions
How much is domestic cleaning in Greenwich?
Regular cleaning is £22 per cleaner per hour on a weekly round or £24 per cleaner per hour fortnightly, with no VAT and no call-out charge. A three-hour weekly clean is £66.
What is the difference between a regular clean and a one-off clean?
A regular clean is one cleaner kept on your home, weekly or fortnightly, from £22 an hour. A one-off is a standalone job done by a team of about two cleaners at £26 per cleaner per hour, with a £67 minimum charge.
Do I get the same cleaner every week?
Yes. On a regular booking we keep one cleaner on your home so they learn it over time. If they are ever off sick or on holiday, we offer a briefed cover cleaner or move the visit, with notice.
Is there any VAT or call-out charge on top?
No. The hourly rate is the rate you pay. There is no VAT added and no call-out fee, whether you are in West Greenwich, near the park, or anywhere in SE10.
Can you do my ironing as well?
Yes. Ironing is £12 an hour on top of your cleaning time, and your regular cleaner does it in the same visit. Just leave the basket out and tell them what to prioritise.
How many hours do I need for my home?
Most Greenwich one and two-bed flats run two to three hours on a regular clean. We do not push longer visits, and we do not drop the rate for booking more hours, so you book only the time your home needs.
What does a one-off clean include and what does it cost?
A one-off is usually two cleaners for about three hours, at £26 per cleaner per hour with a £67 minimum charge. We bring all the kit and clean the used rooms top to bottom in a single visit.
Do you bring your own cleaning products and equipment?
Yes, we bring the cloths and the basics. If you have a stone worktop, an antique floor or a product you prefer, leave it out and your cleaner will use yours rather than guess.
What if I am not happy with a clean?
Tell us within 24 hours and we come back and put it right at no extra charge. It is a re-clean, not a debate. We would rather fix a missed spot than lose a regular customer.
Do you cover parking and access in the controlled zone?
We sort parking before the first visit. The town centre sits in the East Greenwich controlled zone, so we work out where the cleaner can stop or whether they come by train via Maze Hill or the Cutty Sark DLR.
Is a one-off clean the same as an end of tenancy clean?
No. A one-off is a general deep clean. A move-out clean is checklisted to what letting agents inspect against your deposit, which is a separate service. See our end of tenancy cleaning in Greenwich for that.
When and how do I pay?
You pay after the clean, not before. Call 0333 555 2076 or email [email protected] to book, and we confirm the price on that call with no surveyor visit and no figure that changes later.