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In a 2-hour domestic clean, most cleaners will focus on high-traffic areas. A common routine might include:

• One bathroom fully cleaned
• Kitchen wiped and mopped
• Living room vacuumed and dusted
• Quick tidy in one or two bedrooms

It’s enough time for a light spruce-up, not a full deep clean. If your home’s larger or you want extra tasks done, allow more time, or spread your priorities across visits.

In three hours, you can expect:

• Full bathroom and kitchen clean
• Vacuuming and dusting across multiple rooms
• Hard floors mopped
• A few additional jobs, like wiping windowsills, folding laundry or cleaning inside the microwave

It's a good idea to double check what's included in the price, as domestic cleaning services may vary between different companies or individuals.

Costs vary by region and whether you hire through an agency or go independent.

On average, a domestic cleaner in KW16 will charge between £10 and £25 an hour.

We take a closer look at typical costs below.

• Self-employed cleaners usually charge between £10 - £20 per hour
• Cleaning agencies usually charge between £15 - £25 per hour
• For top-end cleaning services, or a deep cleaning service, you may be charged more.

Always confirm whether the cleaner brings their own equipment and cleaning products, as this can affect the price.

On average, most 3-hour domestic cleans in KW16 cost between £30 – £60, depending on the cleaner’s rate and the services included.

For more detailed info, visit our guide on house cleaning costs.

It depends on your home and lifestyle. In KW16, choices may include:

• Weekly: Great for busy households or families
• Fortnightly: Keeps things ticking over
• Monthly or one-off: Ideal for deep cleaning or special occasions

There’s no wrong answer — just what works for your routine and budget!

Many do, especially if they work through a cleaning company in KW16. They’ll usually bring:

• Antibacterial sprays
• Disinfectants
• Sponges and cloths
• Mops and vacuum cleaners (if not already available)

It's always worth checking which cleaning supplies are provided in advance, as you may need to supply some cleaning products yourself.

If you prefer eco-friendly or pet-safe products, it’s worth checking in advance. Some cleaners are happy to use yours if supplied.

If you’re hiring a cleaning company in KW16, their staff should be insured. Independent cleaners don’t legally have to be, but many still are.

Look for public liability insurance as a minimum, as this protects you both if something gets damaged or someone gets hurt during the clean.

Good news: you’re already in the right place. At Checkatrade, we’ve done the legwork.

Here’s how to find the right cleaner in KW16:

• Browse checked KW16 cleaning companies and domestic cleaners on our site
• Read recent customer reviews, from real people
• Ask cleaners about their services, rates, and availability
• Check if they’re insured and bring their own products
• Request a few quotes to compare before choosing

And remember, when you contact or pay a cleaner through Checkatrade and meet our eligibility criteria, your job is backed by the Checkatrade Guarantee – up to £1,000. T&Cs apply.