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Kentish Town NW5 moves sorted. £150 cleans both properties in 5 hours — focus on boxes, leave the bleach to us.
Moving in or out of Kentish Town's bustling Victorian flat near the station? Our £150/5hr dual-property clean tackles both homes — old place spotless, new place perfect for day one.
£150
Kentish Town buzzes with its own rhythm — the pubs on Kentish Town Road, the Saturday markets, the canal paths that connect to Camden and beyond. The housing is a mix of generous Victorian conversions, new-build apartments, and family houses with proper gardens. Moving in or out of NW5 means dealing with the grime that builds up in any London property: cooker grease, shower limescale, dust in every corner. Our 5-hour deep clean targets all of it at a flat £150 rate — no per-room pricing, no surprises.
The most practical move is to book us for both ends. The outgoing clean satisfies the most exacting check-out inventory; the arrival clean means your first night isn't spent scrubbing someone else's kitchen. If you only need one end, that's fine too — the price and scope stay the same. From the maisonettes near the station to the terraces off Fortess Road, we know the layouts and we know what landlords look for.
Every Move-in / Move-out booking in Kentish Town covers all of the following — no extras to worry about.
Full property clean top to bottom
All kitchen appliances inside and out
All cupboards, shelves, and storage inside
Bathrooms fully descaled and disinfected
Floors hoovered and mopped throughout
All surfaces dusted and wiped down
Book online
Two minutes, no phone calls.
We confirm
Matched with a vetted cleaner within 2 hours.
Cleaner arrives
On time, fully equipped, DBS checked.
Enjoy your home
Spotless — or we come back free.
Every booking is backed by our full service promise.
Vetted local cleaners
Every cleaner covering Kentish Town is DBS-checked, reference-verified, and personally interviewed before joining our team.
All equipment included
Your cleaner brings all products and tools. No shopping needed — just be there to let them in.
Satisfaction guaranteed
Not completely happy with the result? We'll return and re-clean at no extra cost. No questions asked.
Everything you need to know before you book.
Yes. Weekly and fortnightly recurring cleans are available. After your first booking, contact us to set up a recurring schedule and lock in your preferred slot.
No. Your cleaner arrives with all professional-grade products and equipment. If you have allergies or product preferences, add a note at checkout.
Standard cleans run 2 hours, deep cleans 4 hours, end of tenancy 6 hours, and move-in/move-out around 5 hours. Exact duration depends on property size — larger homes may take longer.
Payment is taken securely via Stripe at checkout. We accept all major debit and credit cards. Your card is never charged until checkout is complete.
Contact us within 24 hours and we'll arrange a re-clean of any areas you're not satisfied with — completely free. No arguments, no fees.
We cover all of London. Enter your postcode at checkout to check availability in your area. Most London postcodes are covered same-week.
Book online in minutes. No contracts, no commitment — just a cleaner home.
Book your clean todayDon't take our word for it — here's what real clients across London think.
“good job see you again soon”
Samuel CONQUEST
London
“good job see you again soon”
Samuel CONQUEST
“Absolutely incredible service. My flat has never been this clean — even my landlord commented on it after our end of tenancy!”
Emma R.
Islington
“Booked online in under 2 minutes. The cleaner arrived on time and the kitchen looks brand new. Booking monthly from now on.”
James K.
Camden
“Used them for a deep clean before moving in. Professional, great communication, and very fair pricing for the quality.”
Priya S.
Hackney
“Regular cleans every two weeks. Always reliable, always brilliant. Highly recommend to anyone in London.”
Tom H.
Bethnal Green
“The end-of-tenancy clean got my full deposit back. Worth every penny — literally saved me hundreds.”
Charlotte M.
Brixton