Cleaning Services in Greenwich

Whether you’re living in a sleek apartment on the Greenwich Peninsula, a historic terrace near Greenwich Park, or a family home in Blackheath, keeping your space clean in SE10 comes with its own unique challenges. From the hard water of the Thames to the specialized care required for period properties, here is how we can be of help.

Keeping the Maritime Borough Shipshape: A Guide to Cleaning in Greenwich

Regular Cleaning Services in SE10

If your schedule is as busy as the Cutty Sark on a bank holiday, professional help is the way to go. We can organise your cleaning on a weekly, fortnightly or a monthly basis.

 

Spring Cleans and Deep Cleans

Leave the scrubbing and dusting to us and step into a spotless home. We offer spring cleaning, deep cleans, after-builders cleaning and reliable cover when your primary cleaner is unavailable.

 

Moving Out? The End of Tenancy Checklist

Greenwich has a high density of renters. With 2026 market data showing that over 50% of deposit disputes are cleaning-related, a professional “checkout clean” is often a wise investment.

Cost of ET cleaning:

• Studio Flat: from £200                                                                  
• 1-Bed Flat: from £220                       
• 2-Bed Flat: from £280
• 3-Bed House: from £360

If your landlord’s inventory clerk finds any faults with clean, the cleaners will return to fix them at a discounted rate within 24 hours of being made aware of any issues.

Eco-Tips

Being part of a Royal Borough means we have a legacy to protect. Many residents are switching to sustainable methods to keep the Thames and our local parks chemical-free.

• Fight Limescale Naturally: Greenwich is a hard-water area. Instead of harsh chemicals, use a 50/50 mix of white vinegar and water to keep your taps and showerheads gleaming.

• Period Property Care: If you live in a Georgian or Victorian home, avoid “yellow dusters” on old wood. Use a lint-free cotton cloth or a natural bristle brush to
prevent micro-scratches on historical finishes.

• Refill Locally: Visit local eco-shops to refill your detergent bottles rather than buying new plastic.