Domestic Cleaning in Greenwich
Weekly or fortnightly home cleaning for every kind of home in Greenwich, from Georgian terraces near the park and family semis in Eltham to riverside apartments on the Peninsula. Your regular cleaner gets to know your home and the way you like it kept, and every visit is carried out by insured, vetted staff from a team that has been cleaning London homes since 1998.
- Vetted, fully insured cleaners who know your home
- One simple hourly rate, with no hidden extras – £20 + VAT per hour
- Add oven, carpet or window cleaning whenever you need it
- Since 1998
- ISO 45001 accredited
- Fully insured
- Vetted cleaners
- Same cleaner every visit
Trusted Since 1998
Anyclean has cleaned Greenwich homes and offices since 1998, is ISO 45001 accredited, and has worked for organisations including the NHS, the BBC and Google.
ISO 45001 certified
SafeContractor approved
NCCA certified- Excellent · 5.0452 reviews on Trustpilot
What every clean includes
Kitchen
- Worktops, splashbacks and cupboard fronts wiped
- Hob and outside of appliances cleaned
- Sink and taps descaled and polished
- Floor vacuumed and mopped
- Bins emptied and relined
Bathrooms
- Toilet cleaned and sanitised
- Bath, shower and screen descaled
- Basin, taps and mirrors polished
- Tiles wiped, floor mopped
Living areas
- Surfaces, shelves and skirting dusted
- Sofas tidied, cushions plumped
- Carpets and rugs vacuumed
- Hard floors mopped
Bedrooms
- Beds made, linen changed if left out
- Surfaces and skirting dusted
- Floors vacuumed
Throughout
- Switches and door handles wiped
- Stairs and hallways vacuumed
- Cobwebs removed
- A general tidy as we go
Optional extras: ironing, inside the oven, inside the fridge and interior windows upon request.
Cleaning a Greenwich Home Is Its Own Job
Few London boroughs have such a mix of housing. Georgian houses near the park, interwar semis in Eltham and new glass towers along the river each need cleaning differently, and the hard south-east London water affects all of them.
Hard water and limescale
The water supplied to this side of the Thames is very hard. Taps, shower screens, kettles and the glass panels in new-build bathrooms cloud over within days, so we descale on every visit rather than letting it build into a crust.
Houses by the park and heath
In Greenwich town and Blackheath, tall Georgian and Victorian houses come with sash runners, cornicing, tiled paths and four or five flights of stairs. Dust collects on every ledge, so our cleaners work carefully from the top floor down without damaging original detail.
Riverside apartments
On Greenwich Peninsula and at Royal Arsenal, floor-to-ceiling glazing shows every fingerprint and balconies collect grime blowing in off the river. These flats rarely have space for a vacuum and mop, so we bring our own equipment and arrange fob access with the concierge.
Busy weeks, muddy weekends
Commuters on the Elizabeth line, DLR and Jubilee line and families in Eltham and Kidbrooke rarely have a free evening, and walks on the heath bring mud through the hall. A regular slot keeps the house in order, whatever kind of week you’ve had.
How Booking a Cleaner Works
Booking takes a minute online or one phone call, and from then on the same cleaner comes to your home on the same day each week or fortnight.
Get your price
Online in under a minute, or by phone. You’ll see exactly what’s included before you book.
Meet your cleaner
Matched to your home, your area and your schedule. Walk them round on the first visit if you like.
Same cleaner, every visit
They learn your home and how you like it, so nothing needs explaining twice.
Quality checked
Feedback after visits, and a free re-clean if anything’s missed.
Cleaning Company or Cash-in-Hand Cleaner?
A cash-in-hand cleaner can look cheaper per hour, but the homeowner usually carries the risk if something is broken, the cleaner doesn’t turn up, or keys go missing.
| What you’re comparing | Anyclean | Independent cash-in-hand cleaner | App marketplace |
|---|---|---|---|
| Public liability insuranceWho pays if something is damaged | Yes – accidental damage is covered by our policy | No – rarely insured, so damage is usually your cost | Varies – depends on the individual cleaner’s own cover |
| Vetting and right-to-work checksWhether checks are done, and by whom | Yes – ID, references and right-to-work checked by us | No – any checks are up to you | Varies – basic ID checks; depth varies by platform |
| Cover when your cleaner is offIllness or holiday | Yes – a briefed replacement is arranged | No – no clean that week | Varies – rebook yourself, if someone is free |
| Same cleaner every visitContinuity | Yes – one assigned cleaner | Yes – while they remain available | Varies – often whoever is free |
| Key-holding securityDocumented process, or not | Yes – logged, coded and signed for | No – informal – a key on trust | Varies – left between you and the cleaner |
| Someone accountableA company to call, or nobody | Yes – a London office that answers the phone | No – only the cleaner themself | Varies – in-app support only |
| GuaranteeFree re-clean, or none | Yes – free re-clean if anything is missed | No – none | Varies – depends on the platform |
| Employer obligationsTax, holiday pay and liability | Yes – handled by Anyclean | No – could fall to you as the householder | Varies – depends on the platform’s model |
What Greenwich Customers Say
★★★★★ Trustpilot 5.0 from 452 reviews · Google 4.7 from 361 reviews
“Two children, a spaniel and a walk across Eltham Park every morning, so the hall floor never stood a chance. Our cleaner comes every Tuesday, knows which rooms need the most attention and has the house in order by lunchtime. It’s the one thing in the week I don’t have to plan.”
Fiona B. · Dunvegan Road, Eltham, SE9
“Our flat on the Peninsula has glass from floor to ceiling and a balcony that catches everything blowing in off the river. The cleaner brings all the equipment, signs in with the concierge, and the windows and shower screen never look smeary now.”
Olu D. · Cutter Lane, Greenwich Peninsula, SE10
“Three of us share a terrace near Charlton station and the kitchen used to be a constant argument. Now it’s cleaned properly every other week and we split the cost. When I needed to move a visit, the office changed it the same afternoon.”
Megan C. · Delafield Road, Charlton, SE7
“Before Anyclean we went through two cleaners who kept cancelling. Our Victorian house has three floors of stairs and plenty of skirting, and it’s been done thoroughly every fortnight for more than a year. Setting it up took one phone call.”
Andrew S. · Ripon Road, Woolwich, SE18
Cleaning Homes Across Greenwich
Anyclean cleans homes right across the Royal Borough of Greenwich, from the riverside at Greenwich and Woolwich to Eltham in the south and Thamesmead in the east.
Recent domestic work in Greenwich
- Royal Hill, SE10Fortnightly domestic clean
- Shooters Hill Road, SE3Weekly domestic clean
- Rectory Field Crescent, SE7Weekly domestic clean
- Court Road, SE9Deep clean, then fortnightly
- Wilmount Street, SE18Weekly domestic clean
- Bostall Hill, SE2One-off domestic clean
Postcodes we cover
- SE2
- SE3 (part)
- SE7
- SE9 (part)
- SE10
- SE12 (part)
- SE18
- SE28 (part)
Abbey Wood
Family houses near Lesnes Abbey woods and new flats by the Elizabeth line station. Busy commuter homes where a regular weekly slot means the cleaning gets done even in the busiest weeks.
Cleaning in Abbey WoodBlackheath
Tall Victorian villas and mansion flats around the heath, with high ceilings, deep skirting and long staircases. Larger homes, so we book a longer slot and clean carefully around original features.
Cleaning in BlackheathCharlton
Terraces near Charlton Village and The Valley, many of them shared or home to young families. A fortnightly clean takes care of the kitchen and bathroom before they become a weekly argument.
Cleaning in CharltonDeptford
Just over the borough boundary, Deptford has flats above the High Street and new blocks along the creek. Compact homes with little storage, so our cleaners bring all their own equipment.
Cleaning in DeptfordEltham
Interwar semis and detached houses around Eltham Park and Well Hall, with gardens, conservatories and plenty of family traffic. Weekly cleans keep a larger house on top of muddy boots and school runs.
Cleaning in ElthamWoolwich
Converted Royal Arsenal buildings, riverside towers and Victorian terraces up the hill towards Plumstead. From concierge blocks to family houses, we fit the clean around your access and your diary.
Cleaning in WoolwichDomestic Cleaning in Greenwich: Your Questions Answered
Clear answers to the questions customers across the borough ask before booking a regular cleaner.
The water in Greenwich is very hard. How do you keep limescale under control?
South-east London has some of the hardest water in the country, and it leaves a chalky film on taps, shower screens, tiles and toilet bowls within days. A little descaling on every visit stops it hardening into a crust that needs stronger chemicals and more time. We use descalers that are safe for chrome, enamel and glass, and gentler products on natural stone, which acid can etch. If you have a frameless shower screen, a quick squeegee after each shower between our visits makes a noticeable difference.
Do you clean period houses in Greenwich town and Blackheath?
Yes, and they make up a large share of our regular work. Many homes near the park and around the heath are listed or in conservation areas, with original floorboards, encaustic tiles, marble fireplaces and painted joinery. Your cleaner uses products suited to each surface, and on the first visit you can point out anything that needs special care or should be left alone.
How do you work out how many hours I need?
We start with the number of bedrooms and bathrooms, then ask about the things that add time: stairs, pets, children, a home office or a large kitchen. A two-bedroom flat typically needs around three hours a week, and a family house more. If the first few visits show your home needs more or less time, we adjust the booking so you only pay for the hours that are actually needed.
Can I change what gets cleaned from one visit to the next?
Yes. Your cleaner works through a standard checklist, but you can swap priorities whenever you like, for example asking for the oven or the inside of the fridge one week and ironing the next. Leave a note, send a message to the office or tell your cleaner in person, and the change is made on the next visit.
Can you clean a home with pets?
Yes. Many of our customers have dogs or cats, and pet hair on sofas, stairs and skirting is part of a normal visit. Let us know about your pets when you book, including whether they need to be kept in a particular room and any products to avoid, and we’ll make sure your cleaner knows before they arrive.
Should I book a deep clean before regular visits start?
If your home hasn’t been professionally cleaned for a while, it often makes sense. A one-off deep clean deals with built-up limescale, grease behind appliances and dust on high surfaces, so your regular cleaner can keep things at that standard instead of spending the first few visits catching up. It isn’t required, and we’ll tell you honestly whether it’s worth it after the initial assessment.