After builders cleaning in Eastcote, HA5

From £212 all in: two cleaners for three hours with their own equipment and detergents. Every extra cleaner-hour is £30.

  • Crews of two or more, with their own kit
  • 7 days a week, 8am to 7pm
  • No payment online; a 50% deposit holds the date
A family in the hallway of a renovated Victorian terrace with restored floor tiles

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  2. Step 2: The job
  3. Step 3: Your details
Where is the job?

We cover London, Greater Manchester, Merseyside and north Cheshire.

What needs cleaning?

The property

The work that was done

For a 2-bed flat after a refurbishment we usually send 2 cleaners for 4 hours. Change it if you know the job better.

Cleaners
Hours
Add carpets, hard floors or outside windows
Carpet: bedrooms £36 each
Carpet: living rooms £43 each
Hard floor deep clean m², £6 a m²
Bedroom £36
Living room £43
Through lounge £61
Small room £29
Hallway £22
Landing £9
Flight of stairs £41
Rug up to 3 m² £35
Rug over 3 m² £51
Two-seat sofa £57
Extra sofa seat £26
Armchair £33
Mattress £35
Dining chair £13
Office chair £10
Curtains, short £35
Curtains, long £42

Which sides?

What kind of clean?

Floor area m²

Your price

£272

  • 2 cleaners for 4 hours, £30 an hour each£240
  • Equipment and detergents£32

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Half the households in Eastcote ward live in semi-detached houses, and nearly six in ten homes nearby went up between 1919 and 1939. Complete After Builders cleans a 3-bed semi here after a rear extension or a loft in 2 cleaners for 5 hours: £332 all in, with the bay and oriel windows done on the inside.

Eastcote in numbers

1930s semis on the Eastcote Park Estate

In Eastcote ward 49.4% of households live in semis and 15.4% in detached houses, and 75.5% own their home. Of the homes with a recorded build date around here, 58.8% date from 1919 to 1939 and another 23.8% from 1945 to 1972. The Eastcote Park Estate off Bridle Road was laid out as one planned estate in the 1930s, and about nine in ten of its houses are semis: mock Tudor gables in black and white, Ipswich-style windows, square oriels over timber porches, and garages added later. It has been a conservation area from 2005, alongside Eastcote Village and Eastcote (Morford Way).

Windows of this kind take time. An oriel or an Ipswich window has many small panes, each with its own frame, and plaster dust sits on every glazing bar. The crew cleans them on the inside pane by pane, with the frames, sills and catches, and lifts paint flecks where they come off without scratching. Old leaded lights are wiped gently and never scraped.

Rear extensions and the 4-metre rule

Eastcote falls under Hillingdon's 2014 Article 4 direction: a single-storey extension that reaches more than 4 metres past the house's original rear wall needs full planning consent here. If yours is a kitchen-diner across the back, with bifold or sliding doors to the garden and a large new floor in porcelain or engineered wood, that room gets the most attention. Grit lodges in the door tracks and runners, the new glass has labels and sealant on it, and the floor carries grout haze, adhesive spots and footprints of plaster. The crew vacuums the tracks first, cleans the glass and frames, then vacuums and mops the floor with a product chosen for the surface. Cupboards and drawers are cleaned inside and out once empty. Haze across the whole new floor is grout residue on new floors, the hard floor deep clean at £6 a m²; the glass is covered on window cleaning after the builders.

New flats on Field End Road

Only 2.9% of homes here date from 2015 or later, and the council's brownfield register lists sites for new homes nearby, among them office buildings on Field End Road. An office block turned into flats needs a handover clean once the fit-out trades leave: dust out of every cupboard and vent, protective film off the frames and silicone smears lifted from the bathroom tiles where they will come off. A 1-bed flat with final-fix dust usually takes 2 cleaners for 3 hours, £212 all in.

What a builders clean costs in Eastcote

A 3-bed semi after an extension usually takes 2 cleaners for 5 hours: £332 all in. A 4-bed after an extension and a loft is 3 cleaners for 4 hours, £392, and the same house after a full renovation is heavy work at £632. Allow an extra hour and a half for each bathroom beyond the second in a house, or the first in a flat; our prices lists the add-ons. If the house has a drive, that is the easiest place for the van.

West along the Metropolitan line the crews cover Ruislip (HA4), and east across the borough line they work in Pinner. Skip permits, the Harefield tip and the borough's building hours are on Hillingdon.

What a builders clean costs here

CleanersHours£30£32 kit

Every crew brings its own vacuums, cloths, ladders and detergents; the £32 covers them once per job. The table shows our usual starting point for a standard refurbishment. Lighter or heavier work moves it, and you can set your own crew and hours in the form.

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Questions people ask

Anything else? Ring 07418 351088.

Can you clean a 1930s semi with a new kitchen extension?

Yes, once the builders have finished and taken their tools and waste away. A 3-bed usually takes 2 cleaners for 5 hours, £332 all in.

Do you clean bifold door tracks and the new glass?

Yes. The crew vacuums grit out of the tracks, cleans the glass and frames on the inside and lifts labels and sealant where they come off. The outside of the glass is an extra, where it can be reached safely from the ground.

Is the patio or garden part of the builders clean?

No. The clean is inside the house, with balconies swept. A patio or path can be jet washed as a separate add-on.

Sources for the local facts on this page

  • Census 2021, Eastcote ward: 49.4% semi, 15.4% detached, 23.8% flats nomisweb.co.uk
  • Census 2021, Eastcote ward: 75.5% owned nomisweb.co.uk
  • Council tax stock, MSOA Hillingdon 008: 58.8% of homes 1919 to 1939, 23.8% 1945 to 1972, 2.9% 2015 or later gov.uk
  • Eastcote Park Estate laid out as a single planned estate in the 1930s; about 90% semi-detached; mock Tudor gables, Ipswich-style windows, oriel windows, later garages pre.hillingdon.gov.uk
  • Dates of designation: Eastcote Park Estate 2005 (upgraded from an area of special local character), Eastcote Village 16 February 1970, Morford Way November 1988 pre.hillingdon.gov.uk
  • Article 4 direction from 22 September 2014: single-storey rear extensions over 4 metres need planning permission pre.hillingdon.gov.uk
  • Brownfield register lists sites for new homes nearby, including office buildings on Field End Road (Malt House, Audit House, Canada House) planning.data.gov.uk

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