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Carpet cleaning in Haringey

Haringey's bulky collection only takes carpet cut up and tied in bags under 80 litres, which is a lot of bags for a living room. Cleaning it is less work: £173 covers a three-bed flat with the living room and hallway.

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  • Office open 8am to 7pm, every day

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Carpets

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Rugs

Beds and curtains

Hard floors

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The smallest job is £67. Paid parking is added at cost.

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The office calls or texts to agree a day. A 50% deposit holds the booking. How we use your details: privacy.

A light oatmeal linen three-seat sofa in a calm London flat

Haringey, from the council and the Census

Households in flats61.0%; another 25.6% in terraced houses nomisweb.co.uk
Renting privately35.6% of households nomisweb.co.uk
Homes older than 191954.0% of all homes assets.publishing.service.gov.uk
Parking zones43, at £1.60, £2.60 or £4.10 an hour by phone haringey.gov.uk
One-day trade permit£30 for a chosen street haringey.gov.uk
Bulky items£20 for 1 to 4; sofas collected separately haringey.gov.uk
Selective licensing14 wards, from 17 November 2022 haringey.gov.uk

Short parking hours in Crouch End, long ones in Wood Green

Haringey has 43 controlled parking zones and they don't agree on much. Crouch End A and Highgate are controlled only from 10am to noon on weekdays. Muswell Hill runs 11am to 1pm, every day. Wood Green Inner is controlled from 8am to 10pm, seven days a week. Pay by phone costs £1.60, £2.60 or £4.10 an hour depending on the zone, and most zones are free on bank holidays.

For a full day, the council's £30 permission to park permit lets a tradesperson use resident and shared-use bays on one chosen street. It doesn't work on event days in the zones round the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, so if you're in N17, check the fixture list before you pick a day. We ask for a space or a visitor permit when we book, and any paid parking is added at cost.

One new thing: works began on 22 October 2026 to make the High Road in Wood Green, from Turnpike Lane to Bounds Green Road, a red route around the clock. Once it's in, stopping is only allowed in the signed parking and loading bays. If you live on that stretch, tell the office.

Haringey neighbourhoods we clean in, including Tottenham, Crouch End and Muswell Hill

Tottenham N17 · N15

Tottenham covers six wards and close to 30,000 households. Haringey's Tottenham High Road Historic Corridor is made up of five conservation areas: North Tottenham, Scotland Green, Bruce Grove, Tottenham Green and Seven Sisters/Page Green. A quarter of households own their home (25.5%), and the rest mostly rent, privately or socially, in roughly equal numbers. Bruce Castle and Tottenham North are among the parking zones with longer hours on stadium event days, so the office can help you pick a date away from a fixture.

households
29,725
live in a flat
62%
of homes built before 1919
42%
rent privately
37%

A two-bed flat with the living room and hallway £137 Price yours

Wards: Tottenham Central, Tottenham Hale, South Tottenham, Bruce Castle, Northumberland Park, Seven Sisters

Wood Green N22 · N8

A big slice of Wood Green was planned in one go. The Noel Park estate opened in 1883 with about 2,200 dwellings, designed by Rowland Plumbe for the Artizans, Labourers & General Dwellings Company. Across Wood Green, 62.0% of homes were built before 1919, above Haringey's 54.0%, and many houses have been divided up since, with 22.7% of households in converted flats. Where a flat has its own stairs up from the street door, they're cleaned like any other flight, at £41.

households
11,529
live in a flat
62%
of homes built before 1919
62%
rent privately
39%

A two-bed flat with the living room and hallway £137 Price yours

Wards: Noel Park, Woodside (Haringey)

Hornsey N8

Seven in ten Hornsey households live in a flat (69.4%, against 61.0% across Haringey), and Hornsey High Street was made a conservation area on 18 February 1980. Parking depends on the zone. Hornsey North is controlled from 8am to 6.30pm on weekdays, so a visitor permit or a space helps there. Hornsey South is controlled only from 11am to 1pm, and a room or two can often be finished before the controls start. Neither zone runs at weekends.

households
6,705
live in a flat
69%
of homes built before 1919
56%
rent privately
30%

A two-bed flat with the living room and hallway £137 Price yours

Ward: Hornsey

Muswell Hill N10

Muswell Hill's street pattern was mostly laid out in the early 20th century, and its architecture is mainly Edwardian: 65.5% of homes are pre-1919. A lot of those houses are flats now. Converted flats (32.6% of households) outnumber purpose-built ones (26.2%) here, and lifts are rare in an Edwardian house. If you're up on the second or third floor, tell the office when it calls: without a lift, we charge £10 for every floor past the first.

households
3,812
live in a flat
64%
of homes built before 1919
66%
rent privately
36%

A two-bed flat with the living room and hallway £137 Price yours

Ward: Muswell Hill

Crouch End N8 · N6

Three quarters of Crouch End households live in a flat (74.5%), and just over half its homes (51.1%) are older than 1900. The Crouch End B parking zone is controlled on weekdays from 2pm to 4pm only, so with a morning booking the cleaner can be parked, finished and away before the controls start. Haringey's list says parking in its zones is free outside their hours. Tell the office the floor as well if you're over a shop or up in a converted house.

households
6,086
live in a flat
75%
of homes built before 1919
60%
rent privately
36%

A two-bed flat with the living room and hallway £137 Price yours

Ward: Crouch End

Highgate N6

These figures are for Haringey's Highgate ward only; the rest of Highgate is over the borough line in Camden and Islington. Hardly anything on this side is new: 4.1% of homes went up from 2000 on, while 46.3% are older than 1900. If your period windows have long curtains, the cleaner can do them on the rail, £42 a pair, if you send the office a photo first. Lined, interlined, silk and velvet curtains belong with a dry cleaner.

households
5,775
live in a flat
66%
of homes built before 1919
59%
rent privately
38%

A two-bed flat with the living room and hallway £137 Price yours

Ward: Highgate (Haringey)

Harringay N8 · N4

By 1900 all the land in Harringay had been built over, and the streets west of Green Lanes are known as the Harringay Ladder. Most homes in the ward (77.7%) are older than 1900. Half of households rent privately, 50.2% against 35.6% across Haringey, and 37.7% live in a converted flat. If you've just moved into one, book the clean before your furniture arrives. The cleaner has nothing to move, and the carpet can dry overnight in an empty room.

households
6,185
live in a flat
69%
of homes built before 1919
85%
rent privately
50%

A one-bed flat with the living room and hallway £101 Price yours

Ward: Harringay

Stroud Green N4 · N8

Stroud Green straddles Haringey and Islington; the figures here are for the Haringey side, where the Stroud Green conservation area dates from 10 June 2003. It is old housing: 78.3% of homes predate 1900, only 1.7% date from this century, and half of households (50.3%) live in a converted flat. Rooms in a split house can be snug. Light furniture gets shifted by the cleaner, and the bed and wardrobe are worked round; toys and breakables are yours to clear first.

households
4,921
live in a flat
77%
of homes built before 1919
81%
rent privately
32%

A two-bed flat with the living room and hallway £137 Price yours

Ward: Stroud Green

The figures cover the wards named under each neighbourhood. Sources: Census 2021 (ONS, via Nomis): TS044 accommodation type, TS054 tenure, TS050 bedrooms, by 2022 ward; VOA Council Tax stock of properties by build period (CTSOP 4.1, 31 March 2025), LSOAs to 2022 wards (ONS best fit); postcode districts from the ONS Postcode Directory (latest), live residential postcodes.

Sofas go out on their own run

A light oatmeal linen three-seat sofa in a calm London flat

Haringey collects upholstered furniture separately, because sofas and armchairs can contain persistent organic pollutants. The sofa may be picked up at a different time from the rest of your bulky items, or a day later, and it has to be covered and at street level by 6.30am. The collection, booked with Veolia, is £20 for up to four items and £10 for each one after, to a maximum of £80 for ten.

Before you book it, think about whether the sofa just needs a wash. Our price for a three-seat sofa is £83; an armchair is £33. The cleaner works on the sofa where it stands, reads the care label first and cleans removable covers on the sofa. Fabric sofas only: leather and velvet we leave alone. Allow 12 to 15 hours before anyone sits down. Upholstery cleaning has the rest.

When a tenancy ends in Tottenham or Wood Green

35.6% of Haringey households rent privately. Since 17 November 2022, single-household and two-sharer lets in 14 wards have needed a selective licence, among them Noel Park, Seven Sisters, Tottenham Hale, West Green and Woodside, and every HMO in the borough now needs a licence too.

When a tenancy ends, the carpets can be cleaned with the furniture in or out; furnished rooms cost the same. We'll split the invoice room by room between landlord and tenant if you ask. A bedroom is £36, a living room £43 and a hallway £22, with everything else on the price list. The smallest job is £67.

What we clean in Haringey

Victorian terraces and their stairs

More than half of Haringey's homes (54.0%) are older than 1919, and a quarter of households live in a terraced house. The borough's 28 conservation areas include Highgate, designated in December 1967, Crouch End and Muswell Hill (both 1974) and Noel Park.

A terrace means a staircase. We price a three-bed house with the living room, hall, stairs and landing at £223, and the stairs and landing take up to an hour of that visit. If the stair carpet is wool, tell the office when you book; the cleaner checks the fibre and backing and keeps the water low.

Moving up to Enfield or down to Camden? We clean there too.

How booking works

  1. Price it herePick the rooms and the furniture. The price adds up as you go.
  2. The office calls youBetween 8am and 7pm, about access, parking and stains, and to agree a day. A 50% deposit holds it.
  3. The cleaner comes overCarpets, rugs, sofas and mattresses are cleaned in your home. Nothing is taken away.

Haringey questions, answered

Will the council take my old carpet?

Only on the bulky collection if it's cut up and tied in bags of under 80 litres. A whole roll can go to the Western Road reuse and recycling centre in N22, which takes carpet, mattresses and sofas. By car you don't need to book; vans, trailers and pick-ups do.

Can you come on a Spurs match day?

Yes, but parking is harder. The £30 permission to park permit isn't valid on event days in the stadium zones, so tell the office if you live in one and the day can be picked with that in mind.

Do you clean rugs as well?

Yes, on the floor where they lie. A rug up to 3 m² is £35, a bigger one £51, and one small and one large rug together come to £86. Silk, viscose and antique hand-knotted rugs go to a specialist.

Is a weekend booking easier for parking?

Not in Muswell Hill, where the zone runs 11am to 1pm every day, or in Wood Green Inner, controlled to 10pm all week. In Crouch End A and Highgate the controls stop at weekends. A week's notice usually gets a slot, but weekends book up first.

Is Haringey's water hard?

Yes. Thames Water's 2025 samples average 263 mg/l in the Haringey West zone (Wood Green) and 269 mg/l in the White Hart zone (Tottenham), both in its hard band of 200 to 300 mg/l. It doesn't change the price; the machine runs on your tap water, so leave it on.

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Where these facts come from

  1. 61.0% of households in flats, 25.6% terraced, 35.6% private renting (Census 2021) nomisweb.co.uk
  2. 114,960 homes at 31 March 2025; 54.0% built before 1919 (VOA) assets.publishing.service.gov.uk
  3. 43 CPZs; pay by phone £1.60, £2.60 or £4.10 an hour; Crouch End A and Highgate 10am to noon weekdays; Muswell Hill 11am to 1pm daily; Wood Green Inner 8am to 10pm daily; most free on bank holidays haringey.gov.uk
  4. £30 permission to park permit for one day on a chosen street; not valid on event days in the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium zones haringey.gov.uk
  5. A105 High Road Wood Green red route, Turnpike Lane to Bounds Green Road, approved 13 October 2026, works from 22 October 2026; stopping only in signed bays haringey.gov.uk
  6. Bulky collection via Veolia: £20 for 1 to 4 items, £10 per extra item to £80 for 10; carpets and rugs only in tied bags under 80 litres; upholstered furniture collected separately because of persistent organic pollutants; covered and at street level by 6.30am haringey.gov.uk
  7. Western Road centre (N22 6XJ) takes carpet, mattresses and sofas; cars no booking; vans, trailers and pick-ups book nlwa.gov.uk
  8. Selective licensing from 17 November 2022 in 14 wards including Noel Park, Seven Sisters, Tottenham Hale, West Green and Woodside haringey.gov.uk
  9. Every HMO let in Haringey needs a licence haringey.gov.uk
  10. 28 conservation areas including Highgate (December 1967), Crouch End and Muswell Hill (1974) and Noel Park haringey.gov.uk
  11. Haringey West zone (Wood Green) 2025 mean 263 mg/l water-quality-api.prod.p.webapp.thameswater.co.uk
  12. White Hart zone (Tottenham) 2025 mean 269 mg/l; Thames calls 200 to 300 mg/l hard water-quality-api.prod.p.webapp.thameswater.co.uk
  13. Haringey's Tottenham High Road Historic Corridor is made up of five conservation areas: North Tottenham, Scotland Green, Bruce Grove, Tottenham Green and Seven Sisters/Page Green. haringey.gov.uk
  14. Several Tottenham CPZs, including Bruce Castle and Tottenham North, run longer hours on Tottenham Hotspur Stadium event days; parking is free outside CPZ hours. haringey.gov.uk
  15. The Noel Park estate in Wood Green, about 2,200 dwellings designed by Rowland Plumbe for the Artizans, Labourers & General Dwellings Company, opened in 1883. en.wikipedia.org
  16. Hornsey High Street has been a conservation area since 18 February 1980; Stroud Green since 10 June 2003. haringey.gov.uk
  17. Hornsey North CPZ runs Monday to Friday, 8am to 6.30pm; Hornsey South Monday to Friday, 11am to 1pm; Crouch End B Monday to Friday, 2pm to 4pm. haringey.gov.uk
  18. Muswell Hill's architecture is mainly Edwardian, and most of its current street pattern was laid out in the early 20th century. en.wikipedia.org
  19. Highgate is divided among three London boroughs: Haringey, Camden and Islington. en.wikipedia.org
  20. The streets west of Green Lanes are known as the Harringay Ladder; by 1900 all the land in Harringay had been built over. en.wikipedia.org
  21. Stroud Green is split between the London boroughs of Haringey and Islington. en.wikipedia.org

See your price in Haringey

Pick your rooms and furniture and the card adds it up, or call the office on 020 3129 1949.

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