Trusted cleaners in Ealing W5

Census 2021 counts 12,906 households in the Ealing Broadway and Ealing Common wards, and 5,758 of them (44.6%) rent privately, against 34.0% across the borough of Ealing. A regular clean works the same for owners and renters, and renters will also want an end of tenancy clean before handing back the keys.

Source: ONS Census 2021, table TS054, via Nomis.

Ealing Council’s conservation area appraisals show how mixed the housing is around the town centre. Tall four-storey houses on the west side of Haven Green and the north side of Castlebar Road date from 1870 to 1880, while Haven Lane and Mountfield Road, off the north-east corner of the Green, are lined with narrow terraced cottages of two or three storeys. On the south side of The Grove, three long terraces rise to four storeys plus a half basement. Book by the real number of bedrooms and bathrooms, and mention a basement or attic room, so your cleaner is booked for the whole house.

Not every home here is a whole house. The council’s Ealing Green appraisal records that most of the big Victorian houses on Mattock Lane have been converted into flats and bed-sits, and Haven Green Court, on the north side of the Green, is a four-storey mansion block dating from 1937 to 1938. There are 1930s blocks of flats on Montpelier Road, and two ten-storey blocks on the Grange and White Ledges estates. For a flat, give us the floor number, say if the building has a lift, and send the door code along with any other way in, such as a keycode or a drop box.

Parking rules change from street to street. Zone A, which covers central roads such as The Grove, Windsor Road and Grange Road, is controlled from 8:30am to 7:30pm Monday to Thursday, until 11pm on Friday and Saturday, and from 10am to 4pm on Sunday. Zone W, around Haven Green and the Broadway, applies on weekdays only, from 9am to 10am and from 3pm to 4pm. Several houses on The Grove and on the west side of Haven Green have front gardens paved over as hardstanding, so tell us if your cleaner can use your drive, or if you can buy a visitor permit for them through PayByPhone.

A regular clean starts at £49, and a deep or end of tenancy clean at £179. The booking form works out the price from your bedrooms and bathrooms, and the condition of the home counts too, so a small flat by Haven Green costs less than a four-storey house on The Grove. Our prices page shows your figure before you book.

Weekly, fortnightly or monthly. You can start straight away, or after a deep clean if your home has not had a professional clean in the last month. Weekly saves 20%, fortnightly 15% and monthly 10%. There is no long-term contract: pick the pattern that fits your week, and if you need to skip or move a visit, give us 24 hours’ notice.

A regular clean keeps a lived-in home in order: floors, dusting, kitchen and bathrooms. A deep clean adds skirting boards and blinds, and it comes first if your home has not had a professional clean in the last month. An end of tenancy clean is for an empty home and also goes inside the oven, fridge and cupboards. Our cleaning checklist sets out each one room by room.

We take bookings across the W5 postcode district, which takes in parts of the Ealing Broadway, Ealing Common, Hanger Hill, Pitshanger and Walpole wards. Street by street, that runs from Castlebar Road and Hanger Lane down to Ealing Green and the far end of St Mary’s Road. South Ealing and Northfields, also in W5, have pages of their own.

Yes, from £179. Book it for a day when the flat or house is empty, with the water and electricity still connected and no removal firm or tradespeople working inside. Your cleaner does everything in a deep clean and adds the inside of the oven, fridge and cupboards. The same clean works before you move into a new rental, too.