Nova Clean
Specialist cleaning for demanding situations
Extreme cleaning, fire and flood recovery, property deep cleans and exterior cleaning across London.
NOVA CLEAN · London and Greater London
Specialist cleaning company in London for homes and commercial properties
NOVA CLEAN London helps property owners, families, landlords and professional managers arrange specialist cleaning when a routine clean is not enough. From a heavily soiled flat or a hoarded property to fire residues, flood contamination, a post-refurbishment handover or a demanding exterior project, the starting point is the same: identify the actual condition, agree the work and explain what the quotation covers. We discuss both residential and commercial premises across London and Greater London, with the scope and availability confirmed for each enquiry.
The NOVA CLEAN network was established in 2015. The London service focuses on substantial one-off interventions, careful assessment and practical communication. Tell us the postcode, the type of building and what has happened, then send photographs where appropriate. We can discuss the next step, identify whether a visit is required and separate cleaning from clearance, repairs or another specialist trade. Your first contact does not need a technical diagnosis; a clear description of the property and the outcome you need is a useful place to begin.
Specialist and extreme cleaning
Sensitive situations, heavily affected properties and cleaning after fire, flood or biological contamination.
Deep cleaning and property handovers
One-off deep cleans, after builders cleaning, end of tenancy cleaning and detailed work on accessible features.
Floors, carpets and textile surfaces
Carpet and rug cleaning, awning cleaning and surface-specific recovery, with a focus on the actual material.
Commercial cleaning and floor restoration
Office and building deep cleaning, shops, car parks, marble polishing and commercial kitchen projects.
Exterior cleaning
Facades, roof coverings and solar installations assessed as separate technical cleaning scopes.
A measured approach to sensitive and difficult cleaning situations
A property affected by hoarding, a death, a fire or flooding needs more than a general promise of a spotless finish. The assessment should distinguish what can be cleaned, what may need removal and which problems require another professional before cleaning can proceed. An agreed sequence helps avoid treating visible surfaces while leaving the main source of contamination or damage unresolved.
For sensitive work, the responsible person can explain priorities, items that must be preserved and any restrictions affecting entry. Clear authority over the property and its contents matters, particularly where several family members, a landlord or an agent are involved. NOVA CLEAN discusses the cleaning scope discreetly and does not publish customer enquiries as completed projects or use personal circumstances as marketing material.
From your first enquiry to the review of completed work
Start with the London postcode, approximate size, photographs and a short account of the work required. We discuss the type of premises, how heavily it is affected and any urgent practical constraints. Where photographs cannot establish a reliable scope, the next step may be an assessment visit rather than an immediate fixed price.
The quotation should identify included areas, optional work, access requirements and preparation. Once the agreed conditions and availability are confirmed, the intervention can be organised around the property and the people using it. At handover, the completed work should be checked against the specification, with residual marks, excluded areas and any recommendations for another trade made clear.
Quotations that distinguish cleaning, clearance and restoration
The price of a specialist clean depends on much more than the number of bedrooms or the surface area alone. The deposit or contamination, access, working time, surface sensitivity, equipment and any agreed waste removal all influence the work. A fifth-floor flat without a lift differs from a ground-floor house; a live restaurant kitchen differs from an empty room after decoration.
We aim to make those differences explicit when discussing the project. A cleaning quotation should not imply that it includes building repairs, electrical work, pest control, gardening or the restoration of irreplaceable objects. Where another specialist is needed, that work should remain clearly identified. Send enough detail to describe the whole job, including any areas that are difficult to photograph or reach.
Planning specialist cleaning across Greater London
We discuss projects throughout London and Greater London, including Westminster, Kensington and Chelsea, Camden, Islington, Hackney, Tower Hamlets, Greenwich, Croydon, Wandsworth and Ealing. The postcode helps identify the right local arrangements, but the condition of the property, the access route and the actual work required determine the proposed approach. A basement flat, a fourth-floor walk-up, a shop on a busy high street and a managed commercial building each present different practical constraints.
When requesting a visit, mention stairs, lifts, parking restrictions, loading bays, building management requirements and the times when work can take place. Tell us whether water and electricity are available, whether the property is occupied and whether other contractors will be present. These details make it possible to agree a realistic scope rather than quote solely from the number of rooms. Work outside Greater London should be discussed separately before an appointment is assumed.
Questions before arranging a specialist clean
Can you assess the work from photographs?
Photographs are useful for an initial discussion. Some properties need an on-site assessment because access, hidden areas or the condition of materials cannot be established from images alone.
Do you work with both households and professional property managers?
We discuss projects for households, landlords, letting agents, managing agents and commercial premises. The quotation is based on the work and the authority to arrange it.
Are repairs and waste removal automatically included?
No. The quotation should identify the agreed cleaning work and separately describe any clearance or waste removal. Repairs and technical servicing remain distinct tasks.
How can I request a quote?
Use the quote enquiry, email
Tell us what your London property needs
Send your London postcode, photographs and an outline of the work you need. We will discuss the scope, access and availability before confirming a detailed quotation.