Office and commercial cleaning in North West London

We clean offices, clinics, salons, studios and serviced suites across North West London, before eight in the morning or after six in the evening, on a rolling monthly contract with thirty days’ notice. Every cleaner is directly employed by us, right-to-work verified, and signs an NDA as standard.

What it costs

From £30 an hour, quoted as a fixed monthly figure once we know the floor area, the frequency and the hours you want us in. You get the number before anything is signed, and the number does not move because a bin was fuller than usual.

What drives the price is not the square footage on its own. It is how many washrooms there are, whether there is a kitchen that people actually cook in, how much glass there is, and whether the floors are carpet, wood or vinyl. We walk the space once, quote once, and put it in writing.

There is no long tie-in. Commercial contracts run on a rolling monthly basis with thirty days’ notice on either side. We would rather keep the work by doing it properly than by holding you to a twelve-month term.

Out of hours is the default, not a surcharge

Almost all of our commercial work happens before 8am, after 6pm, or at weekends, because an office being cleaned around people is an office being half cleaned. Desks do not get done, bins get missed, and the vacuum is a nuisance to whoever is on a call.

If you need a daytime presence as well — washrooms checked at lunchtime, a reception kept tidy through the day — that is a separate line on the quote and it is usually a short daily visit rather than a second full clean.

Who we clean for

• Offices and studios — from a four-desk room above a shop to a whole floor. Professional services, creative studios, and the financial and legal firms who need the confidentiality side taken seriously.
• Serviced offices and co-working floors — hot desks, meeting rooms booked back to back, and a kitchen that takes more punishment than any other room in the building.
• Clinics and consulting rooms — where the standard is not “looks clean” but a documented routine, colour-coded cloths and surfaces disinfected in the right order.
• Salons and treatment rooms — hair, product residue, backwash basins and mirrors, on a schedule that fits around late appointments.
• Communal areas and blocks — entrance halls, stairs, lifts and bin stores for managing agents and residents’ associations.

Why “directly employed” matters more in an office than in a house

Most commercial cleaning in London is subcontracted. The company you sign with is not the company that turns up, and the person with your alarm code may be on their first shift for an agency you have never heard of.

We do not work that way, and in a commercial setting it is the whole argument:

• Every cleaner is on our payroll, not an agency’s. No rotating strangers, and the same named person or pair every visit.
• Directly employed, never agency — which matters when someone is alone in your office with the server cupboard at 6am.
• NDAs signed as standard. Not on request, not for an extra fee. If there are papers on desks, they stay on desks and they are nobody else’s business.
• £5m public liability and employers’ liability. Certificates supplied for your records before we start.
• A named account manager — one person who knows your building, not a ticket queue.
• Holiday and sickness are our problem, not yours. Cover comes from our own team, briefed on your site.

The compliance paperwork, ready before you ask for it

Most office cleaning quotes arrive with a price and nothing else, and then a fortnight goes by while somebody chases the contractor for documents. Ours are already done. Camyabco Ltd was assessed against the SSIP Core Criteria and approved on 29 September 2026 — PQS Health & Safety Approved, SSIP Registered Member, certificate SB9118300, valid to 29 September 2027.

SSIP is the umbrella body that sits over CHAS, SMAS Worksafe, SafeContractor, Constructionline and the rest, and its members operate Deem to Satisfy — one member scheme’s certificate is accepted in place of another’s. For a facilities manager that is the whole point: the pre-qualification question is already answered, and onboarding is an email rather than a month.

• Certificate SB9118300 — PQS Health & Safety Approved, SSIP Registered Member, valid to 29 September 2027 and listed on the SSIP portal.
• £5,000,000 public and employers’ liability — schedule sent before the first visit, not on request.
• ICO registration ZC256136 — on the ICO’s public register.
• Risk assessment, method statement and COSHH register — written documents for your site file, not a line in an email.

What a standard office clean covers

Every visit, unless your specification says otherwise:

• Desks cleared of cups and rubbish, wiped around equipment, screens left alone unless you ask
• All bins emptied and re-lined, recycling kept separate, waste taken to the bin store
• Kitchen: worktops, sink, taps, the outside of the fridge, microwave inside and out, and the dishwasher run and emptied if there is one
• Washrooms: pans, seats, basins, taps, mirrors, and consumables restocked from your stock or ours
• Meeting rooms reset — chairs straightened, whiteboards cleaned, glass partitions done on both sides
• Reception and entrance glass, and the door furniture everybody touches
• Floors vacuumed throughout, hard floors mopped
• Light switches, handles and shared touchpoints disinfected

On a periodic schedule, quoted separately: internal window glass at height, kitchen deep cleans, and after-builders work when you refit.

Materials and equipment. Most offices already keep a cupboard of products and a vacuum, and we use yours by default so you are not paying for them twice. If you want us to supply the materials and machines instead, we can — that is charged as an extra and appears as its own line on the quote, so you see the figure before you agree to anything. It is not built into the hourly rate.

What that actually looks like

Both photographs below were taken on the same job in September 2026 — a commercial kitchen near Kilburn, on a phone, in the light that was there. Nothing is staged and nothing is borrowed from a stock library.

This is the standard on a commercial kitchen deep clean, quoted separately from a routine office visit. If you want the same on your own site, ask for it in the specification and it goes in the schedule.

Responsible for a building, a block or several properties? See contract cleaning in London — a named team, one monthly invoice, and a fixed monthly figure agreed after a walk round.

Where we work

Looking for one postcode in particular? We have a dedicated page for office cleaning in Camden — Camden, Regent’s Park, Euston and Primrose Hill.

We take on office cleaning across NW1 to NW11. Every part of it has a different kind of commercial property in it, and the differences matter more than the postcode does.

Camden, Euston and King’s Cross, NW1

The biggest commercial pocket we cover and the most varied — creative and media offices around Camden, serviced floors along the Euston Road, and the newer buildings at King’s Cross. Shared entrances and fob access are the norm here, and so is a desk policy: what may be moved and what may not. Both get settled at the walk-round rather than discovered on the first morning. See office cleaning in Camden and office cleaning in King’s Cross and Euston.

Hampstead, NW3

Most of the offices in Hampstead are not offices. They are professional practices in converted period buildings — solicitors, dentists, therapists and accountants off Heath Street, Rosslyn Hill and the Finchley Road. That means stairs rather than lifts, original floors that will not take a wet mop, and consulting rooms where discretion matters more than speed. Directly employed cleaners working under an NDA is not a sales line in Hampstead — it is the first thing we get asked about. See office cleaning in Hampstead.

St John’s Wood NW8 and Maida Vale W9

Clinics, consulting rooms and the small professional offices behind the High Street, along with the mansion-block practices around Elgin Avenue. Clinical rooms are cleaned to a documented order — waiting room, then treatment rooms, then washrooms, with colour-coded cloths — and a cleaner who has not been told that will do it backwards.

West Hampstead, Kilburn and Queen’s Park, NW6

Studios and small offices above the West End Lane and Kilburn High Road shops, and the newer floors along the Finchley Road corridor. Access is the whole problem in NW6: no loading bay, a shared street door, and often a narrow window between the last person leaving and the alarm going on. That is exactly why we work out of hours as standard rather than as a surcharge. West Hampstead is covered on our page for office cleaning in Hampstead and West Hampstead.

Cricklewood and Childs Hill, NW2

Offices above the Broadway parade and the small commercial units behind it. Where there is a kitchen below an office, it puts a film on everything above it, and the two need to sit on the same schedule or the office is always losing.

Willesden, Kensal Green and Kensal Rise, NW10

The most industrial corner we cover, running west towards Park Royal — workshops, trade counters, studios and small commercial units. Here the floors are the job rather than the desks, and a six in the morning start is normal rather than an imposition.

Belsize Park, Swiss Cottage, Golders Green and Temple Fortune

Smaller professional offices and therapy rooms, and a good deal of communal work — entrance halls, stairs, lifts and bin stores in mansion blocks, usually for a managing agent or a residents’ association rather than for the occupier.

NW1 runs straight into King’s Cross, Euston and the Farringdon and Clerkenwell edge, and we work there too. Further into the City it is worth asking rather than assuming — we would rather say no than take a contract we cannot service properly at seven in the morning.