Book professional cleaners in Kensington
From only £18.95/hour
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From £182 for 1-bed flat
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Regular Domestic Cleaning Kensington
If you’re looking for high-quality yet affordable cleaning services in Kensington, Cleaning Express is here to help. We have fully trained and vetted cleaners in the Kensington area that are ready to help you with all of your domestic cleaning needs.
- Our cleaners are local to your area.
- Flexible working hours.
- Replacement and sickness cover.
- Insured and vetted staff.
Regular Office Cleaning Kensington
Cleaning Express has a team of office cleaners in Kensington. Our cleaners can carry out all aspects of commercial cleaning. We can clean your retail space, office, car showroom, hotel or gym every day of the week
- Tailor your cleaning package to suit your office and its needs.
- Each professional cleaner is personally allocated by our team according to your requirements.
- Our cleaners are vetted, fully-trained and have years of experience.
- Replacement and sickness cover.
- Feel safe with our £10 million insurance cover.
Accreditations
We believe that better pay attracts and retains higher-quality staff. As a Living Wage Recognised Service Provider our customers in London have the option to pay their cleaners the London Living Wage, an independently calculated wage that is higher than the government minimum wage, and based on the cost of living. The rate is £13.85/hour in London. Our after-building cleaners receive the rate above London Living Wage
About Kensington
There is perhaps no one more influential in how Kensington looks today than Queen Victoria. Queen Victoria has shaped this area of London more than anyone else. And it all starts with Kensington Palace.
Now, while Queen Victoria didn’t build Kensington Palace, she is probably the royal most associated with it. The palace was actually built in 1689 by the incredible Christopher Wren, who is responsible for rebuilding much of London after the Great Fire of London. King William III commissioned Wren to enlarge and rebuild the original house on the site and make it a fitting royal residence. To say he succeeded is a bit of an understatement! The beautiful Palace and gardens are always worth a visit. You’ll quickly see why Queen Victoria loved it so much.
Queen Victoria was born in Kensington Palace in 1819 and lived there right up until she became queen in 1837. Of course, her fingerprints are not just on Kensington Palace, though. Kensington is very much a monument to Victoria’s husband, Prince Albert, who passed away in 1861. After his death, Queen Victoria built many beautiful monuments around London in his honour, many of which are in Kensington. The Royal Albert Hall, The Albert Memorial in Hyde Park and The Victoria and Albert Museum, to name a few.
As a result of Queen Victoria’s love for her husband, Kensington now offers one of the best days out London has to offer. We haven’t even mentioned the Natural History Museum and the incredible Science Museum, along with many other fantastic attractions. With spectacular gardens, some of the finest museum collections in the world and some of the best music ever created, Kensington has something to offer anyone.
