Book professional cleaners in Kennington
From only £20/hour
From only £20/hour
Get a regular domestic cleaning service in Kennington to help you with your weekly cleaning tasks such as hoovering, mopping, emptying bins, dusting, and more.
Every member of our team goes through our in-house training scheme, guaranteeing the same high quality of work on every visit. We also handle all cover for holidays and sickness, so you’ll never be left without a cleaner. Reach out today if you’d like to chat through what you need.
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
Alongside our domestic offering, Cleaning Express provides commercial cleaning services in Kennington. From retail spaces and showrooms to offices and beyond, we keep your premises clean and presentable. Our services include:
We carry full public liability insurance, so any accidental damage or incidents on site are fully covered. Our staff are trained thoroughly in both cleaning techniques and health and safety regulations, ensuring a professional finish every time.
Your allocated team will be sized according to your premises and visit frequency. We’ll make sure you see a consistent cleaner on each visit, and all holiday and sickness cover is arranged on your behalf. Our services are available until late evening, meaning we can fit around your opening hours.
Kennington was first recorded in the Domesday Book. The name of this area of London was Chenintune at the time. This likely meant “the farm of a man called Cena”. Some historians, though, have suggested that it could mean “place of the king”.
In 1337 Kennington was given to the Black Prince, Edward. A royal palace was built in Kennington at the time. Sadly, there is no surviving palace, but the manor has belonged to the eldest son of the monarchs ever since. The eldest son being, of course, the Duchy of Cornwall. From 1622, the duchy began granting leases to the people of Kennington. This gave them the incentive to improve the properties they were living in. It was in 1750 when Westminster Bridge was constructed that Kennington began to see a rise in popularity as a place to live. Interestingly, modern Kennington (the layout out, at least) was pretty much laid out by 1799 and by 1818, the present street pattern was fully established.
Kennington is now known for being the home of the fantastic Imperial War Museum which draw hundreds of thousands of visitors. Also, of course, the beautiful park. Kennington Park is considered by many as one of the greatest parks in all of London.