Most of our Slough rounds run out from the town centre and Chalvey, with a steady spread west through Cippenham and Salt Hill and a growing few in the newer flats near the station. Regular domestic cleaning here is £23 per cleaner per hour on a weekly round, or £24 if you go fortnightly, with no call-out charge.
A one-off clean is a separate team service at £26 per cleaner per hour. We keep the same cleaner on your home wherever we can, and carry in every product and the hoover. Monster Cleaning has kept 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 the SL1, SL2 and SL3 postcodes, from Slough town centre and Chalvey out through Cippenham, Salt Hill and Wexham to Langley, Upton and Colnbrook.
Domestic cleaning in Slough 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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The honest answer is that there are two prices because there are two different jobs. There is no call-out fee anywhere in Slough.
- Regular, weekly
- £23 per cleaner per hour. A three-hour weekly clean is £69.
- Regular, fortnightly
- £24 per cleaner per hour. A fortnightly visit of three hours or more starts at £72, depending on how long you book the cleaner for.
- One-off clean
- The other service, priced differently because it is a different kind of work. We send a team of at least two cleaners for at least three hours, at £26 per cleaner per hour, plus a £30 kit charge (dropped if you supply your own kit), so a one-off starts from £186.
- Ironing
- The common add-on, at £12 an hour on top of the cleaning time
The hourly rate is the same whether the cleaner stays two hours or four, so nobody gets nudged into time they do not need. The one-off is the booking for a one-time deep reset rather than ongoing upkeep.
When the cleaner spends the last stretch of a visit on a pile of shirts, that part is charged at the ironing rate, and we build the minutes in when you book.
The cheapest hourly rates you see advertised only hold up because somebody down the line is being underpaid to prop them up.
Two different jobs, two prices
People run these two together, so here is the plain version. 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 the place never gets the chance to slide. That is the £23 weekly or £24 fortnightly service, and it is what most of our Slough customers are on.
- One-off
- A team job for a single big clean. At least two cleaners for at least three hours, at £26 per cleaner per hour, so the smallest one comes to £156 of cleaner time plus the £30 kit charge, £186 in one visit.
They are not the same booking and they are not priced the same way.
You would book a one-off:
- before moving into a place
- after a party
- when a home that has gone a while without help needs hauling back to a baseline
A fair few people then start a fortnightly slot to keep it that way, though there is no obligation to.
The same cleaner, kept on your home
This is the part people ask about first. The large majority of our regular customers here see the same cleaner every single visit, often for years on end.
- On a regular round we pair you with a cleaner who already works your slice of Slough and has your preferred slot free.
- We keep that same person on your home for as long as it suits both sides.
- When your regular is off sick or away, the cover cleaner gets a short written brief on your home first, rather than walking in blind.
It simply works better that way. Your cleaner learns the house, knows which floor cleaner lives under the sink, so every visit gets a little quicker.
A clean falls short? You are covered.
Our Google rating is 4.7 out of 5. We are Monster Cleaning Ltd, run from 75 Shakespeare Avenue, Feltham, TW14 9HU.
What a regular visit covers
A regular clean follows the same routine each time, scaled to your home and the hours you have booked. A larger semi in Cippenham wants more time. A smaller flat gets the extras done rather than the cleaner clocking off.
- Kitchen
- Worktops, splashback, sink and taps wiped, disinfected and descaled. The water across Slough is hard enough to film a tap inside a fortnight, so descaling is a weekly habit here, not an occasional treat. The hob done properly, the appliance fronts wiped, the floor mopped, and the bins out.
- Bathrooms
- Bath, shower, screen and tiles scrubbed and descaled, which round here swallows the most minutes. The toilet cleaned under the rim, around the base and the handle. Basin, taps, mirror and glass left clear. The floor washed, behind the pedestal included, because that is the spot most cleaners skip and the one a bathroom starts to smell from.
- Bedrooms and living rooms
- Every flat surface dusted, picture and door frames included. Carpets, rugs and hard floors hoovered. Beds made if they are not already, linen changed when you leave clean sheets out, and skirting boards on a rota.
- Touch points
- Light switches, door handles and the bannister too, the germy bits everyone touches and nobody thinks about.
Would you sooner we cleaned around everything and left the tidying to you? Say so on the first visit.
The homes we clean across Slough
Slough is not one kind of housing, and the clean changes from street to street.
A great deal of it went up in a hurry. When the Trading Estate took off between the wars the town pulled workers in from all over, and the population jumped from about 16,000 in 1920 to roughly 55,000 by the end of the 1930s, so whole new roads and estates appeared almost overnight.
- Cippenham and the streets out west
- Full of the 1930s semis that came with that boom, bay window at the front and a long garden behind. The original bathrooms and tiling want a careful clean rather than a wet slap-around.
- Langley
- The terraces and semis run a little older, early 1900s in places.
- Around Salt Hill and Baylis
- Inter-war blocks of flats that suit a fortnightly slot.
- The town centre and Chalvey
- A lot of homes are privately rented, and plenty are shared or split into rooms, so we do a fair few first-cleans when someone moves in.
- Near the station
- New flats have gone up quickly since the Elizabeth line cut the run into central London to twenty-odd minutes, and many of those turn over with tenants too.
Descaling is a weekly habit here, not an occasional treat.
The one thing nearly every home in the town shares is the water, and it shapes more of the job than people expect. The supply here runs hard, which is why the kettle furs up and why a strong descaler is in every cleaner kit as standard.
The hard water, and what it does
Slough sits in Affinity Water territory, and the supply across SL1, SL2 and SL3 is hard. That one fact decides a surprising amount of how we clean here.
Hard water leaves a chalky film, in this order:
- on the kettle and shower screen first
- then the taps
- then as a dull crust round the base of a mixer where the drips dry
Left to a once-a-month clean it sets and turns into a scrubbing job.
The fix is a descaler used little and often, which is what a weekly or fortnightly round is built around.
On the older Cippenham and Langley bathrooms we still match it to the surface, because a harsh remover does more harm to a worn chrome finish or an old glazed tile than the scale would.
Parking, access and getting in
Parking in Slough is changing fast, and it shapes how we send cleaners out. The council is bringing in controlled parking across the whole borough in stages.
It is being rolled out zone by zone, so a road that was free to park on a year ago may be on permits now. The newer town-centre zones run controls Monday to Friday through the working day, which is exactly when a cleaner turns up:
- BS1
- Streets like Carlisle Road and Whitby Road among them
- BS2
- Streets like Baylis Road and Leeds Road
A lot of ours skip the car for that reason, and a good share of our rounds are done on foot from a stop:
- Slough station puts the Elizabeth line on the doorstep
- Langley has its own station
- the buses along the Farnham Road are frequent
Where a job genuinely needs a car and your road is controlled, we will ask whether you can lend us a visitor permit for the slot, or the cleaner parks legally a little further out and walks the last bit. Either way it is sorted before the first visit.
Getting in is whatever suits you:
- Most people hand us a key after a few visits, kept against a reference number rather than your address.
- A key safe works too.
- So does being home to let the cleaner in.
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
Booking is a phone call, not a form.
- Ring 0333 555 2076. Tell us the size of the place, the bedrooms and bathrooms, and whether you want a regular round or a one-off team. We give you the price there and then.
- A quick look on the first visit. For regular bookings the cleaner does a five-minute walk-round at the start, so the routine fits your home.
- We assign your cleaner. For a regular slot, someone who covers your area and stays on your home from then on. For a one-off, a team booked in for the day.
- You decide how we get in. A key kept against a reference number, a key safe, or you let the cleaner in.
- A message when it is done. The cleaner drops you a quick note, often with a photo or two of the finished rooms.
No joining fee, and no long tie-in on a regular round. You can change how often we come with a week notice, or stop whenever you like. Email office@monstercleaning.com if a call is not convenient.
Other cleaning we do here
A lot of our Slough regulars add one of these now and then, alongside the regular slot:
- Carpet cleaning in Slough once or twice a year, a separate job with separate machinery that adds years to a good carpet.
- Oven cleaning in Slough, a thorough clean ahead of a landlord inspection, the racks soaking while the door glass is hand-cleaned, rather than a quick wipe over.
- end of tenancy cleaning in Slough for when you are moving out and want the deposit back, priced as a fixed job by the size of the property. It matters more than usual here, because Chalvey and Central have selective licensing and a lot of lets that turn over.
A regular weekly visit and a move-out clean are not the same thing, and we price them apart, so do book the right one. For the wider view of what an ongoing service covers, the domestic cleaning overview lays it out in full.
Frequently asked questions
How much does domestic cleaning in Slough cost?
Regular cleaning is £23 per cleaner per hour on a weekly round, or £24 per cleaner per hour if you go fortnightly. There is no call-out charge anywhere in the borough. 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 from £186.
Is a regular clean the same 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. One keeps a home ticking over; the other resets it in a single visit.
Will I get the same cleaner, and are they vetted?
On a regular round, yes, the same person kept on your home, and plenty of our Cippenham and Langley regulars have had theirs for years. 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.
Weekly or fortnightly, which should I pick?
Weekly suits the larger 1930s semis around Cippenham and any household home all day. Fortnightly is the popular middle for the flats off Salt Hill and the smaller terraces near Langley. Not sure? Start fortnightly and we move you to weekly after a month if the place needs it. Nothing locks you in.
Do I need to provide cleaning products or a hoover?
No. The cleaner brings the vacuum, the cloths, the mop and the right product for each surface. Slough is on Affinity Water and the supply here runs hard, so a proper descaler is in the kit as standard. If you would rather we used your own eco brand, leave it out on the side and we will use that instead.
Which parts of Slough do you cover?
All of it. The SL1 streets around the town centre and Chalvey first, then out through Cippenham and Salt Hill, up into Wexham, and across to Langley and Colnbrook in SL3. If you are near Slough station on the Elizabeth line, or near Langley station, we reach you. On the edge towards Burnham or Iver? Ring and ask.
My road has just gone into a parking permit zone. Is that a problem?
Usually not. Slough is rolling controlled parking out across the borough in stages, so a road that was free last year, like several around the BS1 and BS2 zones, may be on permits now. A lot of our cleaners come in by train or bus and skip the car. Where a job needs one, we ask whether you can lend a visitor permit, or the cleaner walks the last bit.
Do you offer a re-clean guarantee?
We offer a re-clean guarantee on end of tenancy cleans only. For regular cleaning, ring 0333 555 2076 if anything about a visit concerns you. Our Google rating is 4.7 out of 5.
Do you clean older houses and shared HMOs?
Yes to both. The between-the-wars semis around Cippenham and the early-1900s terraces near Langley keep their original tiling and floorboards, so we choose products to suit them and test on a hidden patch before going near an old finish. Chalvey and Central have many shared and privately rented homes, which we clean on a regular slot. For a let between tenants, book the move-out clean instead.