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After builders cleaning in Willesden, NW10

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
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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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In the 1890s Willesden was the fastest-growing district in Greater London, and small builders filled the streets south of the railway with terraces. Complete After Builders cleans those houses after a refurbishment: a 3-bed Willesden terrace usually takes 2 cleaners for 5 hours, £332 all in.

Willesden in numbers

Willesden's 1890s terraces and the flats inside them

Brent's appraisal of the Willesden Green conservation area tells how it happened. Willesden Green station opened on the Metropolitan Railway in 1879; in 1877 Bramley's farm had been sold to the United Land Company, which laid out streets either side of the High Road and sold plots to small builders, who put up crowded terraced houses. The March 2025 Council Tax stock count shows 50.7% of homes in this part of Willesden with a recorded build date from before 1900 and 8.7% from 1900 to 1918.

Many of those terraces are now flats. In Roundwood ward 21.4% of households live in flats in converted or shared houses and 43.5% in purpose-built blocks; in neighbouring Willesden Green ward a third of households (33.0%) live in converted houses. Houses put up by many different small builders vary from door to door, so the crew walks the rooms first and plans the order. Steep stairs and small landings hold the most dust in a converted flat, and the stair carpet takes as long as a bedroom. A 1-bed converted flat after a refurbishment is usually 2 cleaners for 3 hours, £212 all in; getting plaster dust out of a home explains why the crew dusts twice.

Mapesbury and Willesden Green conservation areas

The Willesden Green conservation area covers the High Road's Victorian shopping parades, built largely between 1881 and 1906, along with Rutland Park Mansions on Walm Lane (1898) and the Metropolitan Railway villas of the Willesden Park Estate. Mapesbury, designated in December 1982, reaches into Willesden Green ward. Listed buildings nearby include the Grade II* Church of St Andrew and the Willesden Green station building, listed Grade II in 2006.

Every residential conservation area in Brent has an Article 4 direction, so front windows and doors, painting the front of a house, paving a front garden and replacing roof tiles can need planning permission. Original sashes and front doors tend to survive, and the crew treats them as old: paint spots off by hand where they will come, no scrapers on soft putty, a damp cloth on tiles. For inside glass and frames, see paint and labels off new windows.

When the builders finish: Brent's noise hours and licensing

Brent wants noisy building work to stop at 6pm on weekdays and 1pm on Saturdays, with none on Sundays or bank holidays, and it can fine builders who break that. A refit that runs late on a Saturday is still a refit in progress; book the clean for after the last noisy day, once tools and rubbish are out and the water, hot water and power are on.

Landlords should note that Willesden Green was one of the three wards in Brent's first selective licensing designation, in force from 1 August 2023 for five years, and the rest of Willesden falls in the second, from 1 April 2024. At the 2021 Census 41.3% of Roundwood ward households rented socially and 32.1% privately. A flat being made ready to let needs the kitchen cupboards, bathroom fittings and inside glass done properly, and carpets that sat under the dust can be cleaned on the same visit from £36 a bedroom.

Neasden growth area and hard water on new fittings

Newer homes are a growing part of the picture. About 14.6% of homes here date from 2000 to 2014 and another 6.1% from 2015 or later, and Brent's masterplan for the Neasden Stations Growth Area, adopted in April 2022, aims for at least 2,000 new homes over 20 years or more. New-build handovers mean film on the glazing, paint flecks on sockets and frames (lifted where they will come off) and dust in every kitchen drawer; a 2-bed after light snagging is often 2 cleaners for 3 hours, £212.

Willesden's water is hard. Thames Water's Willesden Central zone averaged 265 mg/l in 2025, so new taps and shower screens tested weeks before handover can carry limescale. The crew lifts what will come off and tells you on the day what will not. Kilburn is the next page east and Harlesden lies south-west; the borough rules are on the rest of Brent, and the full price list has every size, all £30 per cleaner-hour plus £32 for equipment and detergents.

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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Suggested crews and prices for a standard refurbishment
PropertyCrewPrice
Studio flat2 × 3 h£212
1-bed flat2 × 3 h£212
2-bed flat2 × 4 h£272
3-bed flat or house2 × 5 h£332
4-bed house3 × 4 h£392
5+ bed house3 × 5 h£482
Some rooms only2 × 3 h£212

Prices include travel. Parking: we ask for a free space or a visitor permit; paid parking is added at cost. A site visit for big or unusual jobs costs £20. All prices

Prices as of October 2026

Questions people ask

Anything else? Ring 07418 351088.

How much is a builders clean for a Willesden terraced house?

A 3-bed terrace after a refurbishment usually takes 2 cleaners for 5 hours: £332 all in. After a full renovation with heavy plastering, allow 3 cleaners for 5 hours, £482.

Can you clean a flat in a converted house where the other flats are occupied?

Yes. The crew cleans the flat you book and keeps its kit out of the shared hall; tell us where the van can stop and whether there is a shared entrance.

Is my NW10 address in Brent?

Not always. NW10 also covers parts of Ealing and Hammersmith and Fulham, so check the council tax bill before the builder applies for a skip licence or you buy a visitor session.

Will the crew remove limescale from new taps?

It tries, with a descaler suited to the finish, and tells you on the day if any marking will not come off.

Nearby areas

Willesden is in Brent. All areas

Sources for the local facts on this page

  • Willesden Green appraisal: station opened 1879; Bramley's farm sold to the United Land Company in 1877, plots sold to small builders who built crowded terraced houses; Willesden the fastest growing district in Greater London; High Road parades developed largely 1881 to 1906; Rutland Park Mansions 1898; Metropolitan Railway villas of the Willesden Park Estate brent.gov.uk
  • Brent 024: of homes with a recorded build date, 50.7% before 1900, 8.7% 1900 to 1918, 14.6% 2000 to 2014, 6.1% 2015 or later (Council Tax stock, 31 March 2025) gov.uk
  • Roundwood ward, Census 2021: 21.4% of households in flats in converted or shared houses, 43.5% in purpose-built flats nomisweb.co.uk
  • Roundwood ward, Census 2021: 41.3% social rented, 32.1% private rented nomisweb.co.uk
  • Willesden Green ward, Census 2021: 33.0% of households in converted or shared houses nomisweb.co.uk
  • Mapesbury made a conservation area in December 1982 (council appraisal), reaching into Willesden Green ward brent.gov.uk
  • Grade II* Church of St Andrew; Willesden Green Underground station listed Grade II on 7 November 2006 planning.data.gov.uk
  • All residential conservation areas in Brent covered by Article 4 directions: front windows and doors, painting, paving front gardens, roof tiles brent.gov.uk
  • Noisy building work 8am to 6pm weekdays and 8am to 1pm Saturdays, none Sundays or bank holidays; fixed penalty or prosecution brent.gov.uk
  • Willesden Green ward in selective licensing designation 1 from 1 August 2023; other wards except Wembley Park in designation 2 from 1 April 2024 brent.gov.uk
  • Neasden Stations Growth Area masterplan SPD adopted April 2022: at least 2,000 new homes, a vision over 20+ years brent.gov.uk
  • Thames Water Willesden Central zone (NW10 2SU, NW10 2DY, NW10 2UH): 2025 mean total hardness 265 mg/l water-quality-api.prod.p.webapp.thameswater.co.uk
  • NW10 covers parts of Brent, Ealing and Hammersmith and Fulham api.postcodes.io

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