How much do you pay for your cleaner?

[Thenewcleaner]

To all those who have cleaners, how much do you pay? Where are you based? And do you use a self employed cleaner, a cleaning company or an agency? How many hours a week do you have a cleaner in your home? I am double checking my prices are fair an in keeping with the current market.

I pay 12.50 an hour directly to my cleaner. I don't think she pays tax

Thanks for your reply? What region do you live in please as I know prices vary massively throughout the country

South Wales, but not an especially cheap part.

Perfect, thank you

£22.50 for two hours of cleaning a 6 bed house ( no deep cleaning just hoovering, floors, bathrooms and general tidy up).
Weekly job
Devon
Cleaner self employed

£36 for 3 hours direct to cleaner.
East Anglia

Thank you for your replies

£12.50 North Yorkshire - increased her hourly rate after the first lockdown

£10 ph north west

£15 per hour - London. Direct to cleaner, no agency.

£14 per hour. We are in the South.

£45 for 4 h a week cleaning a 4 bed house with 3 bathrooms.

I pay my self-employed cleaner £10 per hour. She comes for two hours every other week. I am in Essex.

£16.50 ph, 2 x 4hrs per week. An agency team, all hotel-trained. They clean like dervishes and leave the place spotless.

£10 ph south west 9 hours per week ( 3 on Monday, 3 on Weds and 3 on Friday ).

Self employed cleaner.

Thank you to everyone for your replies. Is there anything that you wished your cleaner would do differently and is there anything that you particularly love about your cleaner?

@AuntLucy

£16.50 ph, 2 x 4hrs per week. An agency team, all hotel-trained. They clean like dervishes and leave the place spotless.

Hi, thanks for your reply. What region do you live in please?

I’m a cleaner in NI. I charge £13/hour and bring all my own cleaning products and equipment.

@JaninaDuszejko

£45 for 4 h a week cleaning a 4 bed house with 3 bathrooms.

Hi, thank you for your reply! What region do you live in please?

£35 for 3 hours, she brings her own products. I don't ask her to do laundry, ironing, strip beds or wash windows.

@UhtredRagnarson

I’m a cleaner in NI. I charge £13/hour and bring all my own cleaning products and equipment.

Perfect, thank you for the information

@RaspberryCoulis

£35 for 3 hours, she brings her own products. I don't ask her to do laundry, ironing, strip beds or wash windows.

Ok thanks, what part of the UK do you live in please?

My cleaner charges £10 an hour. I pay cash and ask no questions.

I love that she changes my bedding ( no more fights with my king sized duvet cover, and my bedroom feels like a hotel bedroom on Friday nights!). I didn't ask her to, she just offered it as part of the service.

@saraclara

My cleaner charges £10 an hour. I pay cash and ask no questions.

I love that she changes my bedding ( no more fights with my king sized duvet cover, and my bedroom feels like a hotel bedroom on Friday nights!). I didn't ask her to, she just offered it as part of the service.

Amazing, this sounds like a dream

£14 an hour in N. London.

I love people who use their initiative. I really hate pointing out the obvious.