Book professional cleaners in Epsom
From only £18.95/hour
From only £18.95/hour
Hire a regular house cleaning service in Epsom for your weekly cleaning such as hoovering, mopping, emptying bins, dusting, and more.
Complete our booking form online (24/7) or call the office (business hours)
We will confirm the price, availability and discuss your specific cleaning requirements
Set up payment plan & receive confirmation of the cleaner’s name assigned to you
Meet your new professional cleaner and enjoy your spotless property
Looking for a reliable and cost-effective commercial office cleaning service in Epsom? Our cleaners come clean weekly, every few days, and even daily.
How are the cleaners vetted?
We interview cleaners in-person and check their documents to confirm their identity and their right to work in the UK. We also check their proof of address and references. Each domestic cleaner has to pass our skills test in our office. Cleaners go through induction where they will be cleaning houses with one of our supervisors or in the homes of our management team.
Will I have the same cleaner each time?
We do our best to provide the same house cleaner each time and we will provide a replacement if your regular cleaner is unwell or goes on holiday. We can also replace your cleaner if you notice any deterioration of the quality at any point in time. You might be also wondering if you have any house cleaners near me, but we will do our best to allocate a replacement from any neighbouring areas.
Can I cancel my regular domestic cleaning arrangement?
We will be able to replace the cleaner usually within 1 week if you are not happy with the cleaning service. If for any reason you wish to cancel the cleaning service the notice period is 1 month. Please contact us if you wish to cancel and we will help you with the next steps you need to take to cancel your cleaning service.
Do I need to provide cleaning materials?
For our professional cleaning services in London, we provide cleaning materials for end of tenancy and deep cleans. As our regular domestic cleaners travel by public transport they cannot provide cleaning materials or tools, such as hoover, mop and bucket. Therefore, before your book with our service, we highly recommend you to buy a hoover, mop and bucket so that our cleaners have the right equipment to clean your home.
Is it safe to give my cleaner a key?
Yes this is the case with most cleaning companies in the UK and most of our customers leave keys to their cleaners. All cleaners are vetted by looking at their experience, work history and references and have been tested on other jobs before starting to provide regular domestic cleaning services with us. We hold their documents on file and hold comprehensive £10m insurance if anything in your property is stolen or damaged.
Can I book a trial session?
What is included in the regular domestic cleaning service?
We are happy to tailor the cleaning checklist to your particular instructions. Usually, dusting, hoovering, mopping, cleaning of all the surfaces and emptying rubbish bins are the part of the regular domestic cleaning. If you wish to add ironing, bed changing, laundry or target a specific area please specify. It may sound like a maid service, but let us know what your home needs or if you need an extra hand for your errands.
What does your pricing depend on?
Is it fine if my pets are at home during the clean?
It is completely fine. Please specify what kind of pets you have, so we tailor a pet friendly cleaner to your property.
What if I need go for a holiday or cleaner is away/sick?
If you miss a couple of house cleaning sessions, please kindly let us know beforehand and we’ll inform your cleaner accordingly. No cleaner’s fee is charged. If the cleaner is unable to come, we offer a replacement cleaner. If you don’t wish a replacement cleaner during the cleaner’s holiday/sickness, we can refund you accordingly upon your message.
Can I put my account on hold?
As a cleaning company, we will let you put your account on hold for 1 month or more, please contact us and we can make the necessary adjustments to your account. Please note we can’t guarantee that the same cleaner will be available once you resume regular domestic cleaning service.
Do I have to be at home during cleaning session?
It is optional. You can stay at home or may prefer to come back when cleaning is finished to inspect it. We ask customers not to follow cleaners around and observe social distancing.
Epsom is a beautiful place; the Epsom Clock Tower is a shining example of the beauty of the area, standing tall on the high street. And as we look back over the history of this wonderful place, it gets even more magical.
Unlike many other parts of London that have a Saxon name for a reason that is lost to history, we actually know who Epsom is named after. The earliest recorded name for this area if Ebba’s ham (‘ham’ is home in Saxon). Ebba was a Saxon landowner in the 7th century (historians believe). However, Epsom has been used as a settlement for over 4,000 years. With evidence of Bronze Age settlements in the area.
In the Saxon period, it was very common for settlements to pop near springs. The springs were used to collect fresh water, of course, but many people also believe that springs held a religious meaning to the Saxons, just as they had the Romans. Epsom had a spring (quite an interesting spring, as we’ll get to later) but was also located in a dry valley. In the Saxon period, much more of England was swamp and marshland, so the location was just about perfect for a Saxon landowner to make a settlement.
Sadly, no records survive of what Ebba used the land for. However, it was likely a small Saxon farmstead with various homes, plots of land to farm and livestock. This doesn’t sound like much, but Ebba was likely very wealthy. Owning a plot of land like Epsom in the Saxon period was much the same as owning a mansion and a supercar today.
You can see glimpses of Epsom’s past as you walk down the streets today. The road layout is said to come from the Middle Ages. And while the streets are now tarmac and paved, you can still walk the same routes as people did a thousand years ago.
One of the springs in Epsom also gave the town a rather interesting claim to fame: Epsom salts. The story goes that a farmer noticed his cattle refused to drink from a certain spring on Epsom Common. Trying the water, Henry Wicker (the farmer) noticed some healing properties, and this quickly led to the boom of Epsom salts. Everyone at the time was drinking the water from the spring in Epsom, including Samuel Pepys, the writer who gave us a 1st hand account of the fire of London. And it even became a spa town. Sadly, the spa resort didn’t last too long as places like Bath took the business away from Epsom.
This didn’t stop Epsom from putting itself back on the map, though. It is believed that the first horse racing in Epsom took place in the early 17th century. The horse racing blossomed, and The Oaks and The Derby were created in 1779 and 1780. on Derby Day in 1829, more than 127,000 people saw the horses race. And in 1913, suffragette Emily Davison took a bold stand for the voting rights of women and kickstarted the suffragette movement.
So, Saxon landowners, salt-drinking writers and incredible suffragettes who took a stand for their rights, Epsom has a fascinating past. One that can be traced back to the earliest humans to settle in Surrey.