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Best cleaners in Leeds: 3 local house cleaning companies
A weekly clean, a one off deep clean or help before you sell or move out. Below are 3 cleaning companies in Leeds that clean homes, with what each offers and what to ask before you let someone into your home.
How we check: each card shows what we looked up ourselves, with the date, on Companies House and on the scheme's own register. Anything marked "per website" is what the firm says about itself. Before work starts, ask the firm for proof of its public liability insurance.
3 cleaning companies in Leeds
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Clean Leeds
- Clean Leeds Limited: Companies House 14858454, active since 2023 (checked 12 Nov 2026)
- Staff DBS checked and directly employed (per website)
- Fully insured (per website)
Why they are here: A Leeds cleaning company serving north Leeds and the city centre, which says its cleaners are directly employed rather than self employed contractors, a useful difference if you want the same reliable team.
Regular house cleaning, One off and deep cleans, Commercial cleaning
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Platinum City Cleaning Services
- No limited company matched on Companies House under this name (checked 12 Nov 2026)
- Family run, DBS checked, trained and insured (per website)
- Satisfaction guarantee (per website)
Why they are here: A family run Leeds cleaning business with strong Google reviews that cleans homes, offices and short let properties, including early morning and late night cleans.
Domestic cleaning, Office cleaning, Airbnb and landlord cleans
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Cleen-Bees
- Cleen-Bees Limited: Companies House 12285883, active since 2019 (checked 12 Nov 2026)
- Domestic, commercial and industrial cleaning (per website)
Why they are here: A Leeds cleaning company based in Upper Wortley that offers domestic and commercial cleaning, and also independent living services for people who need extra help at home.
Domestic cleaning, Commercial cleaning, Independent living support
Before you hire: three quick checks
- Ask whether cleaners are employed by the firm or self employed, and whether they are DBS checked.
- Ask whether the firm has public liability insurance in case something is damaged.
- Agree what is included in a clean, such as ironing, oven or windows, and the hourly rate, in writing.
Choosing a cleaner in Leeds
You can hire a cleaner through a cleaning company, an agency that introduces self employed cleaners, or directly. A cleaning company that employs its staff usually handles holiday cover, insurance and vetting for you. With an agency or a private cleaner, check who is responsible if something goes wrong.
Whoever you choose, ask for references or read reviews that mention regular cleans over several months, not just one visit.
Types of house cleaning
- Regular cleaning: weekly or fortnightly, usually charged by the hour.
- Deep cleaning: a one off top to bottom clean, including inside cupboards, skirting boards and appliances.
- End of tenancy cleaning: a thorough clean when you move out of a rented home, often to an agent's checklist.
- After builders cleaning: dust and debris after a renovation.
What to agree before the first clean
- The hourly rate and minimum hours per visit
- Who supplies cleaning products and equipment
- How keys are kept and returned
- What happens if a clean is missed or something is damaged
- How much notice either side must give to stop
Cleaning and your carpets
Most house cleaners vacuum but do not deep clean carpets or sofas. For that, see our list of carpet cleaning firms in Leeds and the typical prices in our carpet cleaning cost guide.
Cleaning services in Leeds
- Domestic cleaning: regular weekly or fortnightly home cleaning
- Deep cleaning services: a one off clean of kitchens, bathrooms and appliances
- End of tenancy cleaning: often to a letting agent's checklist, sometimes with oven and carpet cleaning
- Office cleaning and commercial cleaning: early morning or evening cleans
- Oven cleaning, carpet and upholstery cleaning: often done by specialists
How to choose a cleaning company in Leeds
Start with what you need: a regular domestic cleaner, a one off deep clean or an end of tenancy clean in a student area such as Headingley or Hyde Park. Ask two or three cleaning companies for a price and what is included. Read customer reviews that mention the same cleaner over months, and ask whether the firm brings its own cleaning products. A good cleaning business will give you a clear booking process and one point of contact.
Questions people ask
Should a cleaner be DBS checked?
It is not a legal requirement for domestic cleaners, but many cleaning companies DBS check their staff. If someone will have keys to your home, it is reasonable to ask.
Do I need to provide cleaning products?
It depends on the firm. Some bring everything, others use your products and equipment. Agree this before the first clean.
What is included in a deep clean?
Usually everything in a regular clean plus areas that are often missed, such as inside cupboards and appliances, behind furniture, skirting boards, doors and light switches. Ask for a checklist.
Can I get the same cleaner each week?
Many companies try to send the same cleaner or team for regular cleans. Ask how they cover holidays and sickness.
How often should I book a cleaner?
Weekly or fortnightly suits most busy households. A deep clean once or twice a year keeps on top of areas a regular clean misses.