House cleaning help across Kenya
From apartments in Kilimani and Westlands to maisonettes in Syokimau and bungalows in Nakuru, a thorough house clean is one of the jobs Kenyans ask for most. Post the size of your home and local cleaners bid their price.
Say how many bedrooms and bathrooms you have, whether you supply detergents and a mop, and how often you want the clean. You pay into a secure hold and release it with a completion code.
Typical jobs
- Weekly clean of a two or three bedroom apartment
- Deep clean before moving in or out
- Kitchen degreasing and cooker cleaning
- Bathroom and tile scrubbing
- Window, grille and balcony cleaning
- Sofa and carpet vacuuming
- Cleaning after a party or ruracio
- Clearing cobwebs and dusting high shelves
Tips
- List the rooms and bathrooms so bids are accurate.
- Say whether you supply detergents, a mop, buckets and a vacuum.
- Mention gate passes, water availability and the floor you live on.
- Point out anything delicate, such as wooden floors or glass tables.
Agree upfront who brings cleaning products, how long the clean should take and how the tasker gets into the compound. If water rationing affects your area, say when the tanks are full.
By city
- House Cleaning in Nairobi
- House Cleaning in Mombasa
- House Cleaning in Kisumu
- House Cleaning in Nakuru
- House Cleaning in Ruiru
Frequently asked questions
Do cleaners bring their own products?
Some do and some do not. Say in your post what you have, and confirm it with the tasker before you accept their bid.
Can I book the same cleaner every week?
Yes. Many people agree a weekly arrangement with one tasker and post each visit as a task.
How is the price set?
Taskers bid a price for the job you describe. You compare bids and choose the one that suits you.
What if I am at work?
Arrange gate and key access in the chat. You release payment later once you have seen the photo proof and checked the house.
Can I tip?
Yes. Tips go to the tasker in full.