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Commercial Office Cleaners in City of London, London

Office cleaning across all 10 areas of City of London, priced by desks, washrooms and frequency rather than a guessed rate per square foot — and delivered out of hours by a team that already works this borough most evenings.

  • £1m public liability
  • Basic DBS-checked teams
  • Since 2019
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  • Published specification matrix — every task, every frequency, in writing
  • Scored, photographed audit every 4 weeks
  • 30-day rolling notice, no lock-in and no exit fee
  • 10 areas covered, each with its own page
Hello Services office cleaning team with their branded van and cleaning trolley outside a city office building — office cleaning in City of London
Hello Services commercial cleaning van and equipment set up outside a business premises at the start of a contract clean — office cleaning across City of London

The service, locally

Office cleaning across City of London Central London

The borough holds 25,555 local business units employing 614,000 people, with finance and insurance (32.4%), professional and legal services (27.7%) and technology and information (14%) leading the mix, and 75.1% of businesses employing fewer than ten people. That is why our City of London rounds are built from several small and mid-sized contracts a night: the travel is shared, so your rate is not carrying it alone.

Locally the stock is grade a towers and refurbished multi-let floors, glass-partitioned meeting suites, client-facing reception areas, high-spec washrooms and staffed hospitality space. Security passes and a permit-to-work, goods lift booked with building management, contractor induction before the first shift and a logged sign-in and sign-out on every visit. Congestion Charge and ULEZ, ring-of-steel camera controls, almost no free kerb — loading bays must be booked around office hours. City of London Corporation permits and suspensions are arranged and paid for by us, and every price on this page already includes travel, parking, products, machines, consumables and cover.

Local commercial profileDominant commercial stock: multi-let towers and corporate floors. Access out of hours: Security passes and a permit-to-work, goods lift booked with building management, contractor induction before the first shift and a logged sign-in and sign-out on every visit.

Areas covered
10Areas covered
Local business units
25,555Local business units
Jobs in borough
614,000Jobs in borough
Per visit from
£42Per visit from

Contract estimate

Price your City of London office contract in under a minute

Choose your desk band and how often you want us in, add anything extra — the monthly figure updates as you go and it is the figure we put in writing.

Contract estimate

Price an office cleaning contract in City of London

Extras (optional — everything else is already included)

£884 a month + VAT

£68 per visit · 13.0 visits a month · 2–2.5 hrs on site · 1–2 cleaners

Around £10,608 a year. 11–25 desks · Three days a week.

  • The most common London hybrid pattern — cleaning lands on the days the office is actually busy.
  • Consumables, guaranteed sickness and holiday cover, RAMS, COSHH, insurance, travel, parking and out-of-hours scheduling are already inside this figure.
  • 30-day rolling notice, no auto-renewal, rate held for twelve months.

Mobilisation

Starting a contract in City of London from survey to first audit

Five steps, around ten working days from survey to first clean — the same sequence on every City of London contract we mobilise.
  1. Site survey and specification
  2. Fixed written quote
  3. Mobilisation and compliance
  4. First clean with a supervisor
  5. Audits, reporting and account review

What happens at each step is written up in full on the London office cleaning hub.

Hello Services office cleaning team with their branded van and cleaning trolley outside a city office building — City of London

The published specification

Every task, every zone with the frequency in writing

Every contract in City of London is delivered and audited against this matrix — the same document whether you take one visit a week or five.
Filter the specification by zone
Office cleaning specification matrix for City of London
ZoneTaskFrequency
WorkstationsDesks, touch points and screensEvery visit
WorkstationsBins emptied, relined and segregatedEvery visit
WorkstationsUnder-desk vacuuming and cable traysWeekly
Reception and client areasReception desk, seating and entrance glassEvery visit
Reception and client areasMeeting rooms resetEvery visit
WashroomsFull washroom service and restockEvery visit

The wording behind each line — what counts as done, and the tasks the contract deliberately excludes — is published in full on the London office cleaning specification. It is identical on every City of London contract.

Contract rates

Office cleaning prices in City of London per visit and per month

Priced by desks, washrooms, kitchens and frequency anywhere in City of London. Travel, parking, City of London Corporation permits, ULEZ, the Congestion Charge, consumables and cover are already inside every figure.
Office cleaning contract rates for City of London
Office sizeDesksPer visitMonthly at 3×/weekTime on siteTeam
Small suite or studioUp to 10 desks£42£5461 cleaner
Single-floor SME office11–25 desks£68£8841–2 cleaners
Multi-room commercial floor26–50 desks£118£15342 cleaners
Whole floor or headquarters51–100 desks£195£25352–4 cleaners
Multi-floor or multi-site contract100+ desks£340£44204+ cleaners

All prices are in GBP and exclude VAT. Commercial contracts are invoiced through the company at 20% VAT, which VAT-registered businesses reclaim. Every quote is issued against a purchase-order reference where you need one, with 14-day payment terms as standard and monthly invoicing in arrears.

Why Hello Services

What an office cleaning contract in City of London actually gets you

Built for multi-tenant buildings

Our Aldgate teams already hold passes and inductions for buildings like yours: permit-to-work where it applies, goods lifts booked with building management around Aldgate (Circle, Metropolitan), with 37% owner-occupation locally — and 98% of homes here being flats, and a logged sign-in and sign-out that the estate team can audit.

Clear-desk and confidentiality protocols

Papers are never moved, read or stacked. Cleaners are briefed on clear-desk policy, work with security present where required around Aldgate (Circle, Metropolitan), with 4,914 households on this patch, and sign confidentiality terms as part of their contract with us.

A published specification, not a promise

Every task in your contract is written down with the frequency next to it on this side of City of London — and 37% owner-occupation locally, with 4,914 households on this patch, and the same matrix is what the supervisor scores at each audit. If a line is not on the matrix, you are not paying for it — and if it is, it happens on every Aldgate visit in this 98% flats neighbourhood, with 51% one-person households here.

Cover is guaranteed, not hoped for

When your regular cleaner is ill or on holiday, a briefed relief cleaner attends on the same schedule with the same specification for Aldgate (EC3) addresses, with 48% of EC3 homes being privately rented. You are never phoned to be told tonight's visit is not happening in Aldgate.

Issues answered in 4 working hours

One named account manager, a direct number and 020 3633 4555 behind it in Aldgate. Raise something at 09:00 and you have an answer and a corrective action the same working day — not a ticket number for Aldgate (EC3) addresses, with this being City of London Corporation territory.

Scored audits every 4 weeks

A supervisor walks the site against the matrix, scores each zone, photographs anything below standard and sends you the report with what was done about it across EC3 — and 37% owner-occupation locally, with 48% of EC3 homes being privately rented. It is the evidence trail your landlord, auditor or head office asks for on the streets near The Gherkin at 30 St Mary Axe.

Add-ons and local costs

What can change the price in City of London and what never does

Add-ons are optional and priced up front across City of London. Everything marked included is inside your monthly figure rather than hidden in small print.
Office cleaning add-ons in City of London
Add-onFromBasis
Consumables managed end to endIncludedincluded
Compliance pack: RAMS, COSHH, insuranceIncludedincluded
Day porter or housekeeper hours£16per hour
Washroom hygiene and sanitary disposal£9per unit / month
Carpet hot-water extraction£2.4per m²
Hard floor scrub, buff or re-seal£2.9per m²
Internal and reachable external glazing£95per visit
Kitchen and canteen deep clean£165per visit
Touch-point sanitisation programme£28per visit
Recycling and waste stream management£45per month
Out-of-hours or weekend schedulingIncludedincluded
Guaranteed sickness and holiday coverIncludedincluded
Access and out-of-hours entry
Security passes and a permit-to-work, goods lift booked with building management, contractor induction before the first shift and a logged sign-in and sign-out on every visit. We build that into the schedule rather than charging for the time it takes.
Parking, permits and charging zones
Aldgate gyratory red routes, tower-block concierge sign-in and lift booking. Part of City of London sits inside the Congestion Charge zone and all of it is inside ULEZ. Permits, suspensions and ULEZ and the Congestion Charge are inside your monthly figure — never added later.
Building type
Grade A towers and refurbished multi-let floors, glass-partitioned meeting suites, client-facing reception areas, high-spec washrooms and staffed hospitality space. That decides the specification weighting, not a generic price per square foot.
Who signs it off
Managing agents and facilities teams buying for the whole building, plus tenant office managers buying for their own demised floor. We quote in the format your finance team needs, with a purchase-order reference where required.
Local business density
25,555 local business units in City of London, 75.1% of them micro businesses with fewer than ten staff — so our teams are already working within a few streets of you most evenings.
Contract terms
30-day rolling notice, no auto-renewal and no exit fee. Rates are held for twelve months from the start date.

This building stock

Where a contract earns its keep in City of London offices

Grade A towers and refurbished multi-let floors, glass-partitioned meeting suites, client-facing reception areas, high-spec washrooms and staffed hospitality space. That building reality decides where our teams go first on a City of London visit.

Glass partitions and meeting-room fronts

Full-height glazing in a corporate floor shows every handprint under downlights. Partition fronts, door pulls and frames are de-smeared with a two-cloth method, not sprayed and smeared.

Reception hospitality and client suites

Cups, glassware, water stations and coffee rings in a client suite are a reputational issue rather than a hygiene one. The first zone cleaned each visit is the one a visitor sees first.

Kitchen sink traps, fridge seals and the coffee machine

The smell in an office kitchen almost always comes from the plughole, the fridge seal or the drip tray. All three are on the schedule rather than waiting for someone to complain.

Carpet traffic lanes and entrance matting

Soil arrives on shoes and stops in the first six metres. Matting is lifted and vacuumed underneath, and traffic lanes are rotated into the periodic extraction programme before they go visibly grey.

Under-desk floors and cable trays

The area nobody vacuums because chairs are in the way. Chairs get moved on the weekly pass, cable trays and floor boxes dusted, and chair castors cleaned so they stop marking the floor.

Washroom touch points, not just the pans

Cubicle locks, door plates, dispenser buttons, taps and the back of the seat are what people notice and what spreads illness. They get a dedicated colour-coded cloth and an EN 1276 sanitiser on every visit.

About the borough

City of London in context

The Square Mile — banking towers, medieval lanes and a resident population dwarfed by 500,000 weekday workers. Roman Londinium's walled city, rebuilt after the 1666 fire and again after the Blitz, now layered with towers around Bishopsgate.

City of London holds 25,555 local business units employing 614,000 people, with 75.1% of them employing fewer than ten staff — which is why our borough rounds are built from several small and mid-sized contracts a night rather than one anchor building.

Grade A towers and refurbished multi-let floors, glass-partitioned meeting suites, client-facing reception areas, high-spec washrooms and staffed hospitality space. Confidentiality and clear-desk protocols, measurable audit scores, washroom and hospitality standards that survive a client visit, and cover arranged the moment someone is off.

Access sets the schedule. Congestion Charge and ULEZ, ring-of-steel camera controls, almost no free kerb — loading bays must be booked around office hours. City of London Corporation permits and suspensions are arranged and paid for by us, and any cost sits inside the quoted monthly figure.

Postcode families
EC1, EC2, EC3, EC4
Areas with their own page
10
Council
City of London Corporation
Dominant commercial stock
Grade A towers and multi-tenant floors
Who signs the contract
Managing agents and facilities teams buying for the whole building, plus tenant office managers buying for their own demised floor.
Charging zones
ULEZ and Congestion Charge

Questions

City of London office cleaning questions, answered

From £42 a visit for up to ten desks, rising with desk count, washroom and kitchen provision and frequency. A 26–50 desk floor cleaned three evenings a week is around £1,534 a month plus VAT across City of London, with consumables, cover, travel and parking already included. Every quote is written, fixed for twelve months and issued with the full specification attached.

Sources: ONS UK Business Counts — local units by industry and employment size band, 2024 (Nomis NM_141_1); ONS Business Register and Employment Survey, 2022 (Nomis NM_189_1). Business and employment figures describe the whole borough, the smallest geography ONS publishes both series for. Resident population is ONS Census 2021. Source: ONS Census 2021, borough totals via Nomis (table TS008, TS041, TS007A, TS044, TS054, TS003). Figures describe the whole borough, the smallest area ONS publishes every one of these tables for.

Start an office cleaning contract in City of London

Written specification, fixed monthly figure, a scored audit every 4 weeks and 30 days' rolling notice. Call 020 3633 4555 or book a site survey online.

Office cleaning reviews from Greater London customers

★★★★★Trustpilot
Really communicative in organising access and the flat looked brilliant. The very old kitchen came up looking almost as good as new.
Hannah Redpath, Greater London · · View on Trustpilot
★★★★★Google
Sadar came to do the cleaning of all appliances in my house and he did an extremely good job! There were a lot of items and in 4 hours everything was spotless!
daria boeva, Kingston upon Thames · · View on Google
★★★★Hello Services
The cleaners arrived on time and did a very good job. They worked very hard. Unfortunately, they damaged a blind in the bedroom and left without telling me. Fortunately my son was able to repair the blind. If they had told me about the blind I would have given them a 10!
Christine R., Greenwich ·

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