Domestic cleaning is the concept of employing someone to clean one’s house. Apart from cleaning, the worker also does various other household chores, if required, such as ironing, grocery shopping and cooking. They may also do duty as a nanny to look after children or also to take care of elderly persons in the house.

In 1823, United Kingdom passed the first law, the Master and Servant Act, which provided a few benefits and legal protection to domestic workers. Since then, domestic cleaning in London is a highly organised and regulated sector.

There are several companies which provide the services of domestic cleaning in London. They provide highly trained, professional as well as insured workers. They generally guarantee the safety, excellence and trustworthiness of their services. Almost all companies ensure that the candidates for domestic cleaning in London are thoroughly screened in term of passport, work permits, history, address proof, previous employers’ references, English proficiency as well as details of their families.

The workers get paid anywhere between six to fifteen pounds per hour. Their working hours too are tailor-made for the clients’ convenience and can be arranged on a daily, weekly, fortnightly or even a one-off work requirement basis.