Regular cleaning with one cleaner on your home
Monster Cleaning sends one cleaner to your home every week or fortnight, the same person wherever possible, at £23 an hour weekly or £24 an hour fortnightly, with a three-hour visit from £69. We cover London, Liverpool, Manchester and the areas around them; see domestic cleaning in London, Liverpool or Manchester for the local detail.
The cleaner uses your own vacuum, mop and products, works through the same routine each time and gets to know how you like things done. The first visit is a trial at £26 an hour, so three hours is £78. Longer visits and ironing are added by the hour. Use the calculator at the top of the page, which checks your postcode first, for a price in about three minutes, or ring 0333 555 2076 between 8am and 7pm, any day of the week.
Prices last updated November 2026.
Prices
Regular cleaning prices
You pay for the cleaner’s time. The rate depends on how often we come, and every visit is at least three hours. The first visit is a trial at the one-off rate, so you can see how the cleaner works before the round starts.
Weekly
per cleaner, per hour
£23
Fortnightly
per cleaner, per hour
£24
Weekly, three hours
the shortest weekly visit
£69
Fortnightly, three hours
the shortest fortnightly visit
£72
First visit, a trial
three hours at £26 an hour
£78
Ironing
for each hour spent ironing, added to the cleaning hours
£12
To work out a visit: hours booked × the hourly rate, plus any ironing time. Three hours is about what a two-bed flat needs to be done properly. Your cleaner comes by public transport, so there is no parking or travel charge on a regular clean. You pay after each visit, in cash to the cleaner or by monthly invoice.
What the cleaner does on each visit
Every visit follows the same core routine, sized to your home and the hours booked. This is what a three-hour weekly clean covers in a typical two-bed flat. If a smaller place is finished early, the cleaner moves on to the extras (inside the microwave, the window sills, the fridge shelves) and uses the rest of the time.
In the kitchen:
- worktops, splashback, sink and taps wiped, disinfected and descaled
- hob cleaned with the grates lifted
- fronts of the fridge, dishwasher, extractor and microwave wiped
- floor mopped with the right product for the surface, because laminate and real wood want different solutions
- bins emptied and relined if you leave liners out
In the bathrooms:
- bath, shower, screen and tiles scrubbed and descaled
- toilet cleaned under the rim, round the base and on the cistern and flush handle
- basin, taps, mirror and glass polished
- floor washed into the corners and behind the pedestal, which is where a bathroom starts to smell first
- towels folded, or swapped if you leave fresh ones out
In bedrooms and living rooms, the cleaner dusts every flat surface up to the tops of door and picture frames, vacuums carpets, rugs and hard floors, and mops the hard floors. Beds get made, and changed if clean sheets are left out. Skirting boards go on a rotation so they are done regularly without eating into every visit.
Right through the home, light switches, door handles and bannisters are wiped, internal glass and large mirrors are cleaned, and surfaces are tidied. If you would like personal things left exactly where they are, say so and they will be. Each visit ends with a walk round to check nothing has been missed.
Extras you can add to a regular visit
Ask for any of these when you book and we build the time into the same slot. Ironing has its own rate; everything else is charged as cleaning time.
- Ironing: each hour spent ironing costs £12, added to the cleaning hours.
- Inside the fridge, emptied shelf by shelf, wiped, dried and refilled.
- A load of washing, put on and hung out or tumbled.
- Bedding changed across spare and children’s rooms as well as the main bedroom.
- Inside the windows, done properly, frames and all. Outside windows are a separate service on the window cleaning page.
- A light wipe inside the oven to keep build-up down. A full deep clean is its own job: see oven cleaning.
How regular cleaning starts
Get a price. Use the calculator at the top of the page or ring 0333 555 2076. Tell us the bedrooms, the bathrooms and how often you want us, and we suggest a sensible visit length. Regular cleaners are not available in every postcode, and the calculator checks yours.
Meet your cleaner. We find a cleaner who works your area and has your preferred day free. The first visit is a trial at £26 an hour: be at home to walk them round, show them where the vacuum, mop and products are kept, and point out anything to leave alone.
Sort out access. Be at home, give your cleaner a key or a key safe code, or leave a key with your concierge.
Carry on with your week. Your cleaner lets themselves in, works through the routine and locks up, so the clean gets done even when you are out.
Letting a cleaner into your home
Giving a key to someone you have met once is a big step, so every cleaner we send has been checked first.
Vetted before they work alone. Every cleaner is insured, and we interview each one in person and train them on our 57-point checklist before they clean a home on their own.
The same face at the door. You see one cleaner, week after week, wherever we can arrange it. If they are off sick or away, the office tells you before the visit so you can skip or move it.
Your products, your way. The cleaner works with the products you leave out, so a stone worktop or a wooden floor gets the cleaner it needs.
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Changing, pausing or skipping a visit
If you are away for a fortnight, want to go from weekly to fortnightly, need an extra hour before guests arrive or would like a different day, ring the office on 0333 555 2076 and we change the rota. Give at least 48 hours’ notice to skip or move a visit, otherwise it is charged in full. To stop altogether, email us at least a full week before the next visit.
Regular domestic cleaning is upkeep for a lived-in home
Regular domestic cleaning is a booked visit, weekly or fortnightly, in which one cleaner keeps a home that is already in reasonable shape at the same standard. It deals with the dust and bathroom scale of an ordinary week. When a home has slipped a long way, or you are moving in or getting ready to sell, you want a one-off deep clean instead: a team of at least two cleaners working to reset the whole place.
| Service | Starts at | How it is priced | Who comes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Regular clean, weekly | £69 a visit | £23 per cleaner-hour, three hours minimum | One cleaner, the same one where possible |
| Regular clean, fortnightly | £72 a visit | £24 per cleaner-hour, three hours minimum | One cleaner, the same one where possible |
| One-off deep clean | £186 | £26 per cleaner-hour, two cleaners for three hours minimum, plus £30 for equipment and detergents | A team |
The deep clean’s £30 kit charge can be reduced if you would like the team to use your own products. If the home needs a reset first, book a deep clean, then keep it there with a weekly or fortnightly visit. Every price we charge is on the prices page.
Regular cleaning questions
How often should I have a cleaner?
Weekly suits families, couples who both work and anyone working from home. Fortnightly suits smaller households with tidy habits. If you are not sure, start fortnightly and change after a month once you can see how the home holds up between visits.
What does the first visit cost?
The first visit is a trial at £26 an hour, three hours minimum, so £78, with your own products. After the trial you decide whether to book the round. If you are happy with the cleaner, the weekly £23 or fortnightly £24 rate applies from the next visit.
Do I need to be in when the cleaner comes?
Not after the first visit. For the trial visit it helps to be at home, to show the cleaner round and where the vacuum, mop and products are kept. After that, give the cleaner a key or a key safe code, or leave one with the concierge, and they let themselves in, clean and lock up. If you would rather be at home every time, that is fine too.
What happens when my cleaner is on holiday or off sick?
The office tells you before the visit, and you can skip that week or move it to another day. Your usual cleaner carries on when they are back.
Do you bring your own products and equipment?
Not for a regular clean. Your cleaner comes by public transport, so they use your vacuum, mop and cleaning products. Leave them where the cleaner can find them, with anything you want used on a particular surface. A one-off deep clean is different: the team brings everything, with a £30 kit charge.
What if something gets broken during a clean?
Tell us. Our cleaners are insured, and if the damage is proven to be ours, we repair the item at our cost. If there is anything valuable or fragile you are worried about, point it out on the first visit and the cleaner will work around it.
Is it all right if pets or children are at home?
Yes. The cleaners are used to working around dogs, cats and small children. Let us know if the dog stays in one room or a door needs to stay shut, and we will work to that.
Is a regular clean the same as a deep clean?
No. A regular clean is one cleaner keeping a home on top of things, from £69 a visit. A deep clean is a one-off team job from £186 that tackles built-up dirt. If the place needs a reset first, book the deep clean and start regular visits after it.
Put your postcode into the calculator at the top of the page, or ring 0333 555 2076 (8am to 7pm, seven days a week), and we will find you a regular slot. The office confirms the slot within the hour, 8am to 7pm.