Book professional cleaners in Hampstead
From only £20/hour
From only £20/hour
Our domestic cleaning services in Hampstead will help you keep on top of those boring household jobs! We’re more than happy to take care of all kinds of housework, including:
Our cleaning experts can also help with other jobs – just let us know during your consultation. We provide extensive in-house training to our staff, meaning they have the knowledge to do the best job possible.
Cleaning Express offers great flexibility in our working times, including evenings and weekends. We can also visit your home as often as is needed, with most customers choosing daily, weekly, or fortnightly.
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
Our services also extend to commercial cleaning in Hampstead. Whether you own an office, showroom, or retail space, we’re here to help keep it sparkling! We can take care of:
During your initial consultation, we’ll figure out how many cleaners you’ll need and at what frequency. We’ll also handle all holiday and sickness cover, and you’ll always have at least one member of your cleaning team the same every time. What’s more, our extensive insurance policy covers us in case anything happens while we work.
We take pride in the quality of the training we offer our staff. We’ve developed an in-house training course that supplements their existing experience, ensuring our cleaning staff provide the best possible service to all our clients.
Hampstead was once a Saxon Village, vastly different to the Hampstead that you see now. Its name has changed a bit over the years. Hampstead used to be called hamstede (meaning homestead). And for hundreds of years, this little village was just like any other village in England. You can’t really say that about Hampstead today!
The reason Hampstead is now not a village is that in the 17th century, Hampstead started to become urbanised. Wealthy people wanted to escape city life. This is mainly because of the plague in 1665 and the Great Fire of London in 1666. Places like Hampstead were close enough to the city that the wealthy folk could have all the amenities they were used to. Still, they were now in the countryside, away from the smoke and fog. Oh, and the plague, of course.
So, that is how Hampstead became the part of London it is today. Well, that and a chap called Dr Gibbons discovered a spring in Hampstead that had healing powers, that did bring a few more Londoners out to Hampstead in the 18th century. As the rich moved out of London once again in the 18th century, finally, the Hampstead that you know and love today was born.