Prices for a regular cleaner in Walton on Thames
More than a quarter of the homes in Walton on Thames are detached: 28% at the 2011 census, against 22.6% flats. That mix sets the hours, and the hours set the price. A regular cleaner from us is £23 an hour on a weekly visit, which is £69 for three hours, and a four-bedroom house with two or three bathrooms usually takes four hours, £92 a week.
Last updated October 2026.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Weekly regular clean | £23 an hour per cleaner |
| Three hours weekly | £69 |
| Four hours weekly | £92 |
| Fortnightly regular clean | £24 an hour per cleaner (three hours: £72) |
| Ironing in the same visit | £12 an hour |
| One-off deep clean | £26 per cleaner per hour, two cleaners for three hours or more, plus £30 equipment: from £186 |
Every regular visit is at least three hours. The deep clean equipment charge comes off if you have your own products and hoover for the team to use, which brings the smallest deep clean to £156. If a visit needs paid parking, it is added at what it costs us. The price calculator at the top of the page works out any combination of hours and cleaners.
From the flats at The Heart to Burwood Park
The town is small, about 22,800 people in 2011, but the homes in it vary more than the population suggests.
In the centre, The Heart development combined a shopping mall with 279 one- and two-bedroom apartments, with the library moving in in 2008. Flats like these are the quickest homes we clean in Walton. Three hours covers the kitchen, the bathroom and every room, with time left for a job from the rota, say the inside of the fridge one week and the kitchen cupboard doors the next.
Burwood Park sits at the other end of the scale. It is a private estate of 384 homes spread over 360 acres and six miles of road, with the first houses built in the 1930s after the Guinness family bought the land.
Some of the older plots were split in two for new houses in the 1990s. The estate reaches to within about 500 metres of the station, and Hersham borders it to the east. A large detached house here usually needs four hours a week from one cleaner.
Between the two are the residential areas of Ashley Park, Oatlands, Rydens and Ambleside. Across the town as a whole, semis made up about 22% of homes in 2011 and terraces about 16%. A three-bed semi with one bathroom is a three-hour visit in most cases.

Hard water from Affinity Water
Walton’s water comes from Affinity Water. The company goes back, through North Surrey Water and Three Valleys, to the West Surrey Water Company, set up under an 1869 Act to supply Walton, Weybridge, Chertsey and Shepperton. Affinity says the water it supplies is classed as hard or very hard.
That matters most in houses with several bathrooms. Every shower screen, mixer tap and glass basin collects scale, and in a house with an en suite to every bedroom the descaling alone can take half an hour. The cleaner sprays the descaler on, works through the other rooms while it soaks, and wipes it off on the way back. Done weekly, the glass stays clear. Left a month, it needs scraping.
Done weekly, the glass stays clear.
What a weekly visit covers
The cleaner works from the top of the house down, so dust from upstairs is not walked over a clean hall floor.
- Bedrooms: surfaces dusted, beds made or changed (leave clean linen out), floors hoovered or mopped.
- Bathrooms and en suites: screens, taps and shower heads descaled, toilets cleaned inside and round the base, basins, mirrors and floors.
- Stairs and landing: hoovered, banisters wiped.
- Living rooms: dusted, sofas hoovered under the cushions, floors done.
- Kitchen last: worktops, hob, splashback, sink, appliance and cupboard fronts, then the floor.
If there is time left, the cleaner takes the next job from a rota you agree with them, such as skirting boards, internal glass doors or the conservatory floor.
Ironing, ovens, carpets and deep cleans
Ironing goes in the same visit at £12 an hour. Tell the cleaner how much of the time to spend on it.
A weekly visit does not cover a deep oven clean or a carpet wash, because both need machines the cleaner does not carry. Book those separately with our oven cleaning in Walton on Thames or the Walton carpet cleaners.
A deep clean is the better start when a house has slipped, has just been bought, or has had builders in. Two or more cleaners work through it in one visit at £26 each an hour, and then a weekly cleaner keeps it there.
The deep cleaning page lists the rooms and the extras. If you are moving out of a rented home, that is priced by bedrooms on our Walton on Thames end of tenancy page.

Booking a cleaner in Walton on Thames
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
Four trains an hour leave Walton for Waterloo, and the semi-fast ones take about 25 minutes, so if you commute, the cleaner can come while you are in London. You choose the day and a time slot when you book, and we agree how the cleaner gets in.
The first visit is the slowest, because the cleaner is learning the house. Walk them round if you can, or leave a note: which rooms matter most, which ones to leave alone (a home office, say), and anything that needs its own product, such as a marble worktop or an oiled wood floor. From the second week the time goes further.
We keep the same cleaner on your home wherever we can. If the cleaner we send is not the right fit for you, we change them. Our cleaners are interviewed in person, insured and trained before they start, and we have been cleaning homes since 2014, with a 4.7 rating on Google.
Use the calculator at the top of the page, or call 0333 555 2076 between 8am and 7pm, any day of the week.
Walton on Thames cleaning FAQs
How much is a weekly cleaner in Walton on Thames?
£23 an hour for one cleaner. Three hours a week is £69, and four hours, which most large detached houses need, is £92. Fortnightly visits are £24 an hour, so three hours is £72.
How many hours does a big house in Burwood Park need?
Four hours a week from one cleaner is the usual starting point for a large detached house with several bathrooms.
Can you clean a one-bed flat at The Heart?
Yes. Three hours is the shortest regular visit, and in a one- or two-bed flat that covers every room with time left over for a job from the rota.
Do I need to be at home during the clean?
No. If you are at work in London on the day, the cleaner can work while you are out. We agree access when you book, and you can leave a note with anything the cleaner should know for that week.
Will the cleaner keep the limescale down?
Yes. Affinity Water’s supply is hard, so the cleaner descales the shower screens, taps and shower heads on every visit, which keeps the scale from building up.
What is the difference between a weekly clean and a deep clean?
A weekly clean is one cleaner keeping a lived-in house in order, at £23 an hour. A deep clean is a team of at least two going through the whole house in one visit, at £26 per cleaner per hour plus £30 for equipment, from £186.
