The cost of professional cleaners in the UK varies depending on several factors, including the type of cleaning service, location, size of the property, and frequency of cleaning. Here is a general breakdown of the costs:

1. Regular Domestic Cleaning:

• Hourly Rate: £12 to £20 per hour.

• This typically involves general house cleaning tasks like dusting, vacuuming, mopping, and bathroom/kitchen cleaning.

• Most cleaning companies have a minimum booking time, often 2-3 hours.

2. Deep Cleaning:

• Cost: £15 to £25 per hour or a flat fee ranging from £150 to £300, depending on the size of the property.

• A deep clean involves more thorough and intensive cleaning, including hard-to-reach areas, skirting boards, behind appliances, etc.

3. End of Tenancy Cleaning:

• Cost: £80 to £400.

• This is a comprehensive clean required when moving out of a rental property. The cost varies depending on the size and condition of the property.

• For example:

  • One-bedroom flat: £80 to £150.

  • Two-bedroom house: £130 to £250.

  • Three-bedroom house: £200 to £400.

4. Carpet Cleaning:

• Cost: £20 to £50 per room.

• Some companies offer discounts for multiple rooms or whole-house carpet cleaning.

5. Window Cleaning:

• Cost: £30 to £50 for an average-sized home (exterior only).

• Interior window cleaning may be an additional cost.

6. Oven Cleaning:

• Cost: £40 to £70 for a standard single oven.

• Double ovens, hobs, and extractors may cost extra.

7. Commercial Cleaning:

• Hourly Rate: £15 to £30 per hour, depending on the size of the premises and the level of cleaning required.

• Some services offer a monthly contract, which could reduce the hourly rate.

8. One-Off Cleaning:

• Cost: £15 to £30 per hour.

• Typically involves a deep clean or a specialized clean, such as after a party or event.

Additional Costs:

• Some companies may charge extra for additional services like ironing, laundry, or specialty cleaning (e.g., upholstery cleaning).

• Costs may also vary based on location; London and the Southeast generally have higher rates compared to other regions in the UK.