The Central line out to Gants Hill and Newbury Park is where a good few of our Redbridge cleaners start the day, fanning out across Ilford, Wanstead and Woodford. Regular home cleaning is £23 an hour per cleaner weekly, or £24 an hour fortnightly, no call-out charge. Want one big clean instead of an ongoing slot?
That is a separate team service at £26 an hour per cleaner. Either way the same cleaner stays on your home where we can manage it, with the kit and products brought along. Monster Cleaning has done this across London since 2014. Call 0333 555 2076 for a price in a couple of minutes.
Last updated April 2026. Covering the IG1 to IG6 postcodes, from Ilford town centre and Gants Hill out through Newbury Park, Barkingside and Wanstead to Woodford, Seven Kings and Goodmayes.
Domestic cleaning in Redbridge starts from £23 an hour for a cleaner kept on your home, weekly or fortnightly, plus a separate one-off team rate.
What it costs
Regular cleaning
from £69
A three-hour weekly visit, agreed before we start.
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Two prices live on this page and people get them muddled, so here they are first. That is the price you pay; nothing is bolted on afterwards and there is no call-out charge anywhere in Redbridge.
- Regular, weekly
- £23 an hour per cleaner. Worked through, a weekly three-hour visit is £69.
- Regular, fortnightly
- £24 an hour per cleaner. A fortnightly visit of three hours or more starts at £72 by the length you choose.
- One-off
- The second price, and a genuinely separate service rather than a longer version of the regular clean. We send a small team, at least two cleaners for three hours, at £26 an hour each plus a £30 kit charge, so the job starts at £186 and is worth their while turning out.
- Ironing
- £12 an hour, charged only for the time actually spent at the board
The hourly figure is the same whatever the visit length, so there is never a reason to book hours you do not want. You reach for the one-off when a home needs resetting in one go, not kept ticking over.
Most people bolt ironing onto a regular visit, and a half-hour on shirts at the end of a clean is half an hour at the ironing rate. Flag it when you book and the cleaner sets the time aside.
And a word on the bargain-basement rates you will see advertised. A rate that cheap only works because someone down the chain is being short-changed to fund it.
Two different jobs, two prices
People run these two together. They are not the same booking and they are not priced the same way.
- Regular round
- One cleaner, the same one, on your home every week or every fortnight. It is upkeep: the kitchen and the bathroom stay on top of themselves, and your cleaner gets quicker over time because they learn where everything in the house lives. That is the £23 weekly or £24 fortnightly service, and it is what most of our Redbridge customers are on.
- One-off
- A team job for a single big clean, at least two cleaners for three hours, so the smallest one comes to £156 of cleaner time plus a £30 kit charge, £186 in one visit.
They are not the same booking and they are not priced the same way.
You book a one-off:
- before moving into a place
- after a party
- when a home that has drifted needs hauling back to a baseline
A fair few people then start a fortnightly slot to hold it there.
The same cleaner, kept on your home
Continuity is the whole point of a regular round, and it is the first thing new customers ask me to promise. So here is the promise.
- The cleaner who does your first visit is the one who keeps doing it.
- They are chosen because they already work near you and your day suits their week.
- Holidays and sick days happen, and when they do we send a stand-in briefed on your home in writing, never someone walking in blind.
Most of our regulars here have not had a stranger through the door in years.
The reason we guard it is practical. A cleaner who has come for months no longer has to ask where the recycling goes or which spray is safe on the worktop, so the same three hours get more done.
A clean falls short? You are covered.
Our Google rating is 4.7 out of 5.
What a regular visit covers
Every visit runs to the same checklist, stretched or trimmed to fit your home and the hours you have booked. The two rooms that earn their keep are the kitchen and the bathroom; the rest of the place gets dusted, hoovered and mopped around them.
- The kitchen
- Where the local water shows. It is hard enough here to film a clean tap inside a fortnight, so taps, sink, worktops and splashback are descaled as well as wiped and disinfected every time. The hob gets a proper going-over, burners lifted and the bits underneath checked. The fronts of the oven, extractor, fridge and dishwasher are wiped down. Floor mopped, bins emptied.
- The bathroom
- The slowest room in any Redbridge home, again because of the water. The bath, shower screen and tiles take a scrub and a descale. The loo is cleaned under the rim and around the base, the basin and mirror left clear, and the floor washed right behind the pedestal, the corner most people never see a cleaner reach.
- Living rooms and bedrooms
- The lighter work. Surfaces and frames dusted, floors and rugs hoovered, the sofa cushions lifted when there is room, beds made and sheets changed if you have left fresh ones out. Skirting boards come round on a rota rather than weekly.
- The last few minutes
- The things everyone touches and nobody cleans: switches, handles, the bannister, the internal glass.
- Ironing
- £12 an hour on top, fitted into the booked time
If a smaller flat is finished early, the cleaner uses the time left on the jobs that only come round occasionally rather than knocking off.
Rather we cleaned around your things than tidied them? Just say so.
The homes we clean across the borough
Redbridge is not one kind of housing, and the clean changes from street to street.
- Interwar semis
- A great deal of it went up between the wars, when the railway and then the Tube pulled London out this way and street after street of bay-windowed 1930s semis appeared. The Firs Estate and the quieter roads off Cranbrook Road hold a lot of the smartest of it, and the original tiling and parquet in the ones not redone in a while want a careful clean rather than a wet slap-around.
- Edwardian terraces nearer Cranbrook
- Picture rails and the odd run of period floor tile that rewards a gentler product.
- New flats around Ilford town centre
- They have gone up quickly since the Elizabeth line cut the run into central London, and a lot of them are let and turn over, so we do a fair few first-cleans when someone moves in.
- Wanstead and South Woodford
- Back into bigger houses with gardens, the Aldersbrook streets among the most sought-after in the borough.
The bathroom is the slowest room in any Redbridge home, again because of the water.
That water is the one thread running through every home here. It comes through hard, it furs the kettle, and it puts a strong descaler in the kit as standard. Stay on a regular round and we keep ahead of it, before it sets into a job of its own.
Parking, access and getting in
Parking around the borough is a mixed picture, and the inner Ilford streets are the tight ones. Plenty of our cleaners skip the car.
- Ilford Zone C
- Inside the permit area the controls run all day, every day, so a cleaner driving in cold can lose ten minutes circling for a space.
- Central line
- Gants Hill, Newbury Park and Barkingside sit on it.
- Elizabeth line
- Ilford station puts it on the doorstep.
- Buses
- The Cranbrook Road buses are frequent, so a good share of our rounds are walked from a stop.
- New zones
- The council has been consulting on new zones around Seven Kings and Goodmayes too, so a road free to park on today may not be in a year.
Where a job genuinely needs a car and your road is on permits, we ask whether you can lend a visitor permit for the slot, or the cleaner parks legally further out and walks in. Either way it is sorted before the first visit, not improvised on the doorstep.
Getting in is whatever suits you. Your call:
- hand us a key after a few visits, kept against a reference number rather than your address
- fit a key safe
- be home
How booking works
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
There is no online form to wrestle with. You ring, we talk, it is sorted:
- Pick up the phone to 0333 555 2076 and tell us roughly how big the place is, the bedroom and bathroom count, and whether you are after a regular cleaner or a one-off team. You get the price on that call.
- On the first regular visit the cleaner spends five minutes walking the home with you, so the routine is shaped around your place. No charge for that.
- For a regular slot we set you up with a cleaner who already covers your streets and has your time free, and they become your cleaner. A one-off goes out as a team for the day instead.
- Access is however you like it. Hand over a key that we log against a reference number, fit a key safe, or simply be in to open the door.
- You get a message when the visit is finished, usually with a photo or two of the rooms.
There is no sign-up fee, and a regular round ties you to nothing. Shift the frequency with a week’s notice, or call it off entirely, whenever suits. The office is at 75 Shakespeare Avenue, Feltham, TW14 9HU, and office@monstercleaning.com reaches us if you would rather write than ring.
Other cleaning we do here
Regular customers call us for the occasional bigger job too. These three come up most:
- A deep carpet cleaning in Redbridge once or twice a year. It is its own job with its own machine, and it is what keeps a good wool carpet out of the skip.
- Twice-a-year oven cleaning in Redbridge, with the racks soaked and the door glass cleaned where the door design allows, the kind of thing a landlord checks for at the end of a let.
- A move-out clean, our end of tenancy cleaning in Redbridge, quoted as a fixed price on the number of bedrooms rather than charged by the hour, built around getting the deposit signed off.
That last one trips people up most, so to be clear: a weekly tidy-up and a deposit-grade move-out clean are different jobs at different prices, and you want the right one booked. If you are weighing up whether an ongoing slot is for you, the domestic cleaning overview walks through what it includes.
Frequently asked questions
How much does domestic cleaning in Redbridge cost?
Regular cleaning is £23 per cleaner per hour on a weekly round, or £24 per cleaner per hour fortnightly, with no call-out charge. A three-hour weekly clean comes to £69, and a fortnightly visit of three hours or more starts at £72. A one-off clean is a separate team service at £26 per cleaner per hour, with at least two cleaners for three hours plus a £30 kit charge, so it starts at £186.
Is a regular clean the same thing as a one-off?
No, they are two different jobs and we price them apart. A regular clean is one cleaner, the same person, kept on your home weekly or fortnightly at £23 or £24 an hour. A one-off is a team, usually two cleaners for about three hours at £26 per cleaner per hour, for a single big clean. One keeps a home ticking over; the other resets it in one visit.
Will I get the same cleaner every week?
On a regular round, yes, that is the whole idea. We match you with a cleaner who already works your end of the borough and keep that person on your home. Plenty of our Gants Hill and Wanstead regulars have had the same cleaner for years. When yours is off, we brief a cover in writing first rather than send a stranger in cold.
Do I need to provide cleaning products or a hoover?
No. The cleaner carries the vacuum, the cloths, the mop and the right product for each surface. The mains water across this part of east London runs hard, so a proper descaler is in the kit as standard for the taps and shower screen. Prefer your own eco brand? Leave it out on the side and we use that instead.
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 half-hour of a visit on a basket of shirts, that half-hour is charged at the ironing rate rather than the cleaning one. Tell us roughly how much there tends to be and we build the time in. It is the extra most of our weekly customers take.
Which parts of Redbridge do you cover?
All of it. Ilford and the IG1 streets first, then out through Gants Hill, Newbury Park and Barkingside, across to Wanstead, Woodford and South Woodford, and down through Seven Kings and Goodmayes. If you are near a Central line stop on the Hainault loop, or by Ilford station on the Elizabeth line, we reach you. Out near Chigwell and unsure? Ring and ask.
Are your cleaners vetted and insured?
Yes. Every cleaner is interviewed face to face, reference-checked and right-to-work verified before they set foot in a home, and we carry public liability cover. Monster Cleaning Ltd has been registered since 2014. You are booking a real firm with an office and a landline, not an app that passes your address to whoever is closest.
Do you offer a re-clean guarantee?
Our re-clean guarantee covers end of tenancy cleans only. For regular cleaning, give us a ring on 0333 555 2076 if a visit concerns you. Our Google rating is 4.7 out of 5.
My road has a parking permit zone. Is that a problem?
Usually not. A lot of our cleaners come in by tube or bus and skip the car, which suits the streets inside the Ilford Zone C permit area where controls run all day. Where a job needs a car and your road is on permits, we ask whether you can lend a visitor permit, or the cleaner parks legally further out and walks the last bit.
Do you clean older houses, like a 1930s semi or an Edwardian terrace?
Yes, and a good slice of our work here is exactly those. The between-the-wars semis around Gants Hill and the Edwardian terraces nearer Cranbrook often keep their original tiling, parquet or floorboards, and those want a careful clean rather than a soaking. We work to the surfaces you have and pick products for each, checking anything unfamiliar on a hidden spot first.