Our Services At A Glance
We work daily, weekly or monthly, according to your convenience. Here are the domestic cleaning services we offer in Battersea:
- Vacuuming
- Dusting
- Window cleaning
- Ironing
- Doing the laundry
- Cooker cleaning
- Fridge cleaning
- Other general domestic cleaning work
Prices
Standard domestic cleaning …………… £9.00 /Hour
Premium domestic cleaning …………… £12.00 /Hour
We will clean every room in your house or apartment, we will dust and polish every surface, mop the floors and wash the basins. Not only will the windows be cleaned, but also the sills, which are often forgotten. Trust our skilled and experienced domestic cleaning technicians to take care of every little detail.
Call us on 020 7060 7153 for more information about our domestic cleaning services!
How We Can Help
Don’t be just another desperate housewife in Battersea! Maids of London know you and your home deserve the best! We will free you from the heavy burden of domestic cleaning!
Our clients receive quick high-quality service from our loyal friendly cleaning operatives. Our domestic cleaning teams consist of young professionals, who are ready to work hard and meet the highest expectations, you might have. Every detail or special requirement will be taken into account.
What Areas
If you are not a resident of Battersea, bear in mind that you can still book our services in the neighbouring areas:
- Pimlico, Belgravia, SW1
- Chelsea, SW3
- Clapham, SW4
- Fulham, SW6
- West Brompton, SW10
- Balham, SW12
- Tooting, SW17
- Wandsworth, SW18
Local Battersea Info
Battersea is an area situated on the south side of the River Thames, in south London. It belongs to the London Borough of Wandsworth.
In the past Battersrea used to be part of Surrey, it takes its name from the old village of Battersea. The site of the original settlement of the area is marked by St. Mary’s Church, where William Blake was married.
Before the industrial Revolution, Battersea was an agricultural area, providing food for the City of London. Later the district became known for industrial firms thrived in it. A number of large firms grew along the river Thames. Not until the 1970s did industry decline and move away from Battersea.
In 1838 was built the first railway line through Battersea from east to west. Five more lines were built in the next 22 years. All trains from Waterloo Station and Victoria Station ran through these lines. By the early twentieth century, within this relatively small area were situated two locomotive works at Nine Elms and Longhedge and three important motive power depots. Battersea had became a major town railway centre. As a result all the farmland was built over, except for some green spots, such as Battersea Park, Clapham Common, Wandsworth Common and the population of the area grew from 6,000 people to 168,000.
In the area there are plenty of parks and green areas to relax and have some nice time, like Battersea Park, which is a home of a zoo as well. Shaftesbury Park Estate is a conservation area, where a lot of Victorian houses (over a thousand) can be seen, preserved in their original style.
Northcote Road is a famous local shopping street, lively and bustling, but if you decide to have fun in a more sophisticated way, Battersea has a lot to offer, for sure. Here is situated the Royal Academy of Dance and Battersea Arts Centre, in the former Town Hall.
The area was or still is, a home of many people of art, comedians, actors, writers, music producers and musicians.