Carpet cleaning in Hounslow
Just over half of Hounslow households live in a house (28.6% in a semi, 20.5% in a terrace), so the stairs usually come into it. On the card, a three-bed house with the living room, hall, stairs and landing is £223.
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Hounslow facts for booking a clean
| Households in a house | 54%: 28.6% semi, 20.5% terraced, 4.9% detached nomisweb.co.uk |
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| Households in a flat | 45.8% nomisweb.co.uk |
| Renting privately | 30.9% of households nomisweb.co.uk |
| Water in Feltham | Affinity Water, 280 mg/l (hard) affinitywater.co.uk |
| Water in Isleworth (TW7) | Thames Water, Syon Park zone, 264 mg/l on average water-quality-api.prod.p.webapp.thameswater.co.uk |
| Visitor parking | £28.50 for a permit of 30 one-hour sessions hounslow.gov.uk |
| Bulky waste | £41 for up to five items, then £8.20 each hounslow.gov.uk |
| Shared rented houses | Additional HMO licence borough-wide to 10 December 2030 hounslow.gov.uk |
Two water companies, both hard
Hounslow gets its water from two companies. Affinity Water supplies Feltham: its 2025 report for the Feltham zone, which serves the TW13 and TW14 postcodes we checked, records total hardness of 280 mg/l as calcium carbonate, and its postcode checker calls that hard. Around Isleworth it is Thames Water. The Syon Park zone averaged 264 mg/l in 2025 samples, and Thames puts its whole region somewhere between 80 and 365.
What does that mean on the day? Very little. Hard water doesn't change the price, and the cleaner works with what comes out of your tap, so leave the water and the power on.
Drying matters more. Give a carpet 5 to 7 hours, less if the radiators are on and a window is cracked open, less again when it is dry outside. Book for the morning and the room is usually ready by the evening.
Old terraces in Chiswick, new flats in Brentford: Hounslow place by place
Chiswick runs over into Ealing, so its figures cover only Hounslow's three Chiswick wards. Cranford and Hanworth Park have no note here, and the card prices those addresses too.
Chiswick W4
Chiswick's Glebe Estate is small terraced houses from the 1870s on old church glebe land, and Strand-on-the-Green has 18th-century houses along the riverside path. 47.8% of homes predate 1919, where Heston has 2.0%. Old houses often have wool somewhere, so say if yours is wool; the cleaner looks at the backing first and uses less water. 57.2% of households live in a flat, well above Hounslow's 45.8%.
- households
- 16,003
- live in a flat
- 57%
- of homes built before 1919
- 48%
- rent privately
- 34%
A two-bed flat with the living room and hallway £137 Price yours
Wards: Chiswick Gunnersbury, Chiswick Homefields, Chiswick Riverside
Brentford TW8 · TW7
Brentford is mostly new: 44.8% of homes date from 2000 or later and 59.8% of households live in a purpose-built block. The old town survives in pockets. The Butts is a Georgian square with its own conservation area and listed buildings going back to 1680, and Boston Manor House dates from 1622. Living in one of the new blocks? Let the office know about any concierge, fob or lift before the day, so the cleaner isn't left standing at the door.
- households
- 12,379
- live in a flat
- 67%
- of homes built before 1919
- 14%
- rent privately
- 29%
A two-bed flat with the living room and hallway £137 Price yours
Wards: Brentford East, Brentford West, Syon & Brentford Lock
Isleworth TW7
Syon House is Grade I listed and the Lower Square is one of Isleworth's conservation areas, yet most people here live somewhere much newer. Only 16.9% of homes predate 1919, while 28.5% went up between the wars. Purpose-built blocks hold 41.0% of households and semis another 26.5%. These figures include Osterley and Spring Grove. So expect the office to ask early on: flat or house? A block brings the lift into it; a house, the stairs.
- households
- 10,730
- live in a flat
- 48%
- of homes built before 1919
- 17%
- rent privately
- 30%
A three-bed house with the living room, hall, stairs and landing £223 Price yours
Wards: Isleworth, Osterley & Spring Grove
Hounslow TW3 · TW4 · TW7
Hounslow Heath, a nature reserve of about 200 acres, is what's left of a heath that once spread over 4,000 acres. The town beside it is the borough's largest, with 21,514 households in five wards, and a lot of it is rented: 39.7% of households rent privately, against 30.9% across Hounslow. Tenants often try a stain themselves before the clean. Tell the cleaner what went on it, since a mark treated at home may not shift.
- households
- 21,514
- live in a flat
- 43%
- of homes built before 1919
- 19%
- rent privately
- 40%
A three-bed house with the living room, hall, stairs and landing £223 Price yours
Wards: Hounslow Central, Hounslow East, Hounslow Heath, Hounslow South, Hounslow West
Feltham TW14 · TW13
Hanworth Road has Victorian and Edwardian houses and there's a conservation area at Feltham Pond, yet only 3.8% of Feltham's homes predate 1919. The Centre opened in 2006 with about 800 new homes beside it, and 22.1% of homes now date from 2000 on. Three bedrooms is the usual size (39.6% of households), and a family house usually comes with a well-used sofa. Sofas take 12 to 15 hours to dry, so one cleaned after lunch is usually ready by breakfast.
- households
- 9,911
- live in a flat
- 36%
- of homes built before 1919
- 4%
- rent privately
- 24%
A three-bed house with the living room, hall, stairs and landing £223 Price yours
Wards: Feltham North, Feltham West
Heston TW5 · TW3 · UB2
Heston changed after the Great West Road was finished in 1925: farmland round the old village went to industry and housing, and later estates were built on the former Heston Aerodrome. St Leonard's church is 14th century; the houses mostly aren't. Just 2.0% of homes predate 1919 and 44.8% are inter-war, and 43.3% of households live in a semi, well above Hounslow's 28.6%. The hall carpet takes the traffic from the front door, and it's £22 added to the stairs.
- households
- 12,592
- live in a flat
- 35%
- of homes built before 1919
- 2%
- rent privately
- 31%
A three-bed house with the living room, hall, stairs and landing £223 Price yours
Wards: Heston Central, Heston East, Heston West
Hanworth TW13
There has been a church on the site of St George's, Hanworth's parish church, since at least the 14th century. The houses came much later, after farmland was sold for homes in 1933, and only 4.2% of homes are older than 1919. Terraces are commoner than across the borough: 26.6% of households, against 20.5%. In a terrace the stairs usually start by the front door, so the hall, stairs and landing get most of the wear and are worth booking as one job.
- households
- 5,660
- live in a flat
- 38%
- of homes built before 1919
- 4%
- rent privately
- 18%
A three-bed house with the living room, hall, stairs and landing £223 Price yours
Ward: Hanworth Village
Bedfont TW14
After Heathrow opened in 1946, low-rise social housing went up on Bedfont's farmland, and 27.0% of households are still social tenants. The church is far older: St Mary the Virgin keeps a Norman chancel from around 1150. Semis account for 41.0% of households. Low-rise blocks don't always have a lift, and where there isn't one, every floor past the first adds £10 for lugging the machine.
- households
- 5,316
- live in a flat
- 35%
- of homes built before 1919
- 4%
- rent privately
- 23%
A three-bed house with the living room, hall, stairs and landing £223 Price yours
Ward: Bedfont
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.
Stairs in an inter-war semi
In January 2020 the council's appraisal of St Paul's, Hounslow West, described mostly two-storey inter-war and early post-war terraces and semi-detached houses. Across the borough the Census puts 28.6% of households in a semi and 20.5% in a terrace, so that shape of house is common here.
It prices simply. A full flight of stairs is £41, the landing £9, the hallway £22, and the hallway, stairs and landing together come to £72. If the front and back rooms downstairs have been knocked into one, choose the through lounge (£61) on the card; every other room is on the full price list. Hall, stairs and landing take the cleaner up to an hour. A runner nobody has touched in years costs what a tidy one costs; the cleaner simply spends longer on it.
The appraisal also notes particularly high aircraft noise from Heathrow round St Paul's. Our machine makes a racket of its own, but at least it goes home afterwards.
Parking: permits, yellow lines, new builds
If you live in a controlled parking zone, a Hounslow visitor permit is £28.50 and gives 30 hours of visitor parking, used an hour at a time, with a limit of ten permits a year. You apply on paper, so sort one out well before the day.
The loading rules help as well. Where there is no loading ban, a vehicle can load and unload on single or double yellow lines for up to 40 minutes, and in resident and pay-to-park bays for as long as the loading takes. That gets the machine inside; after that the cleaner needs a proper space. Just over 4,800 spaces in the borough can be paid for through PayByPhone, and whatever the cleaner pays to park goes on the bill at cost.
Some homes inside a zone can't get permits at all. The council says these are usually new builds, barred by a planning condition or a legal agreement. If that's you, mention it when the office rings. You can also reserve the bay outside your house: £25 for the first day and a £40 admin fee on top. For a couple of rooms we would skip it.
What we clean in Hounslow
Carpet cleaningRooms, stairs and landings, priced room by room.
Upholstery and sofasSofas, armchairs and fabric dining chairs, by the seat.
Rug cleaningRugs washed where they lie, priced by size.
Hard floorsTiles, vinyl, stone and sealed wood, by the square metre.
MattressesMattresses cleaned on the bed, both sides where they turn.
CurtainsCurtains cleaned on the rail, priced by the pair.
When the mattress has had it

Hounslow's bulky waste service takes furniture, mattresses and beds. The minimum charge is £41 for up to five items, plus £8.20 for each extra one (on Council Tax Reduction it is £15, then £3 an item), and you book it by phone on 020 8583 5555. Anything over six feet is refused, and so is a waterlogged sofa or mattress. Drive to the Space Waye centre yourself and you can leave up to two mattresses free.
A mattress that is stained but sound may only need a clean. We do one for £35, or two mattresses for £70, on the bed: the top, and both sides if it turns. Memory foam is the exception. Anything with bed bugs needs pest control first. Allow up to a day for it to dry. There is more on mattress cleaning here.
Landlords: since 11 December 2025, an HMO in Hounslow with at least three occupiers living as two or more households needs a licence under the borough-wide additional scheme, and a landlord whose HMO has a licence pays £72 for a bulky collection of up to five items. Between lets, our invoice can be split room by room.
How booking works
- Price it herePick the rooms and the furniture. The price adds up as you go.
- The office calls youBetween 8am and 7pm, about access, parking and stains, and to agree a day. A 50% deposit holds it.
- The cleaner comes overCarpets, rugs, sofas and mattresses are cleaned in your home. Nothing is taken away.
Hounslow questions
- Do you cover Feltham, Chiswick and Brentford?
Yes, the whole borough. The card works out the price for your address once you enter the postcode; the office then calls or texts (8am to 7pm, every day) to check the rooms, the parking and any stains. We work next door in Ealing and Richmond upon Thames too.
- My new-build flat can't get a parking permit. Can you still come?
Usually, yes. Tell the office, and the cleaner plans on a pay bay or a car park, added at cost. If the flat is above the first floor and there's no lift, carrying the machine up is £10 a floor.
- How far ahead should I book in Hounslow?
A week usually does it, sometimes less, and weekends go first. If you need a visitor permit, the paper form is the slow part, so start that before anything else. The day is yours once a 50% deposit is paid, by card or bank transfer.
- Can you do a whole three-bed semi in one visit?
Yes. The card prices the whole house with the stairs and landing; add a through lounge or a box room (£29) if you have one. Light furniture gets moved, and the cleaner works round beds and wardrobes, so clear the toys and ornaments and leave the rest.
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Where these facts come from
- Census 2021: 28.6% of Hounslow households live in a semi-detached house, 20.5% in a terrace, 4.9% detached and 45.8% in a flat nomisweb.co.uk
- Census 2021: 30.9% of Hounslow households rent privately nomisweb.co.uk
- Affinity Water's 2025 report for its Feltham zone (TW13, TW14) records total hardness of 280 mg/l as calcium carbonate, classed as hard affinitywater.co.uk
- Thames Water's Syon Park zone (TW7 6ES) averaged 264 mg/l in 2025; Thames gives its region's range as 80 to 365 mg/l water-quality-api.prod.p.webapp.thameswater.co.uk
- Hounslow visitor permits hold 30 one-hour sessions for £28.50, up to ten permits in 12 months, applied for on a paper form hounslow.gov.uk
- Some homes inside a Hounslow CPZ, usually new builds, cannot get permits because of a planning condition or legal agreement hounslow.gov.uk
- Loading on yellow lines for up to 40 minutes where there is no loading ban, and in resident and pay-to-park bays while loading; just over 4,800 PayByPhone spaces hounslow.gov.uk
- Suspending a parking space costs £25 for the first day plus a £40 admin fee hounslow.gov.uk
- Bulky waste: £41 minimum for up to five items plus £8.20 each extra (£15 and £3 on Council Tax Reduction); furniture, mattresses, beds; nothing over six feet or waterlogged; book on 020 8583 5555; £72 for landlords running an HMO with a licence hounslow.gov.uk
- Space Waye Reuse and Recycling Centre takes up to two mattresses free from residents hounslow.gov.uk
- Borough-wide additional HMO licensing from 11 December 2025 to 10 December 2030 for HMOs with three or more occupiers in two or more households hounslow.gov.uk
- St Paul's, Hounslow West appraisal (January 2020): mostly two-storey inter-war and early post-war terraces and semis; particularly high aircraft noise from Heathrow hounslow.gov.uk
- The Glebe Estate in Chiswick has small terraced houses built in the 1870s on former church glebe land; Strand-on-the-Green has a riverside path and 18th-century houses; Chiswick is split between Hounslow and Ealing en.wikipedia.org
- The Butts in Brentford is a Georgian square with its own conservation area and Grade II listed buildings from as early as 1680; Boston Manor House was built in 1622 en.wikipedia.org
- Syon House in Isleworth is Grade I listed; the Lower Square is one of Isleworth's conservation areas en.wikipedia.org
- Hounslow Heath is a nature reserve of about 200 acres, the remnant of a heath of over 4,000 acres en.wikipedia.org
- Hanworth Road in Feltham has Victorian and Edwardian homes; Feltham Pond has a conservation area; The Centre opened in 2006 with about 800 new homes en.wikipedia.org
- After the Great West Road was completed in 1925, farmland around Heston was taken for industry and housing, with estates later built on the former Heston Aerodrome; St Leonard's church dates to the 14th century en.wikipedia.org
- A church has stood on the site of St George's, Hanworth, since at least the 14th century; Hanworth farmland was sold for new homes in 1933 en.wikipedia.org
- St Mary the Virgin, Bedfont, has a Norman chancel from around 1150; low-rise social housing was built on Bedfont's farmland after Heathrow opened in 1946 en.wikipedia.org
See your price in Hounslow
Pick your rooms and furniture and the card adds it up, or call the office on 020 3129 1949.
