Cleaners Manchester provides regular house cleaning in Swinton (M27), mostly semis and terraces, with the same cleaner each visit where possible, from £23 an hour.
Last updated October 2026
Swinton (M27) covers the town centre, Wardley and the streets around Victoria Park, across Swinton & Wardley and Swinton Park wards. About two households in three own their home, and most live in semi-detached or terraced houses. Regular cleaning is £23 an hour weekly or £24 fortnightly, minimum 3 hours, so a three-hour weekly visit costs £69.
In Swinton & Wardley ward 62.5% of households own their home, and in Swinton Park ward the figure is 68.0%. Most of them are semis and terraces, and for a house you own and live in, the service that fits is a regular clean: weekly or fortnightly, the same cleaner each time wherever possible, and no long-term contract, so you can pause it over the summer holidays or stop when you need to.
Swinton grew with cotton mills and coal mines in the Industrial Revolution, joined Pendlebury as an Urban District in 1894 and became a borough in 1934, the year the East Lancashire Road was completed from its starting point in Swinton. The town hall with its clock tower opened in 1938 and is now Salford's Civic Centre, the council's administrative headquarters.
Census 2021 counted 5,512 households in Swinton & Wardley ward: 46.6% in semi-detached houses, 34.9% in terraces, 11.1% in purpose-built flats and 5.3% detached. Swinton Park ward, with 5,374 households, leans further towards semis at 58.2%, with 18.2% terraced and 11.9% detached. Private renting is a minority in both wards (20.2% and 14.3%), and the council has added the cleared St Ambrose Barlow school site to its housing pipeline.
Parts of central Swinton sit in the council's Zone A and Zone B permit schemes. On Zone B streets such as Deanscourt Avenue and Everton Street the restriction runs from 10am to 3pm, Monday to Friday, so a weekday daytime clean falls inside it, and each household can apply for one visitor's permit. Leave that permit out for the cleaner; where only paid parking is available, it goes on the bill at cost.
Three main roads run through Swinton: the A580 East Lancashire Road, the A6 and the A666. Front windowsills, door frames and porches facing those roads tend to gather more road grime than the ones on quieter side streets, so ask for them to be added to the list. Outside window cleaning is priced separately after a short call.
Salford's pink-lidded bin takes food waste as well as grass, hedge cuttings and leaves, and the council supplies a free 7-litre kitchen caddy with compostable liners. Old food from a fridge or freezer clear-out goes in there, cardboard packaging in the blue bin, and jars, tubs and cans in the brown bin. Do the clear-out a day or two ahead and the cleaner can start straight on the shelves.
Prices here match the rest of Greater Manchester. Where the street has paid parking, the parking is added at cost.
| Service | Price | How it is priced |
|---|---|---|
| Regular cleaning, weekly | £23 an hour | 3 hours or more a visit, so £69 at the least |
| Regular cleaning, fortnightly | £24 an hour | The same cleaner each visit, 3 hours or more |
| Deep clean | from £186 | £26 per cleaner-hour for a team of two, plus £30 for kit |
| End of tenancy | £156 to £425 | Fixed by the number of bedrooms; an oven adds £31 |
| Carpet cleaning | £36 a bedroom | Living room £43, a flight of stairs £41 |
| Oven cleaning | £77 | A single oven; a double oven is £110 |
One-off jobs start at £67.
Pick the service and the size of the home; the form shows the price as you go.
We call to check the details, agree the day and confirm the fixed price.
An insured cleaner arrives at the agreed time with what the job needs.
Yes. Weekly cleaning is £23 an hour and fortnightly is £24 an hour, with a 3-hour minimum per visit. There is no long-term contract, so you can change the frequency, pause for a holiday or stop altogether by letting us know. The price is fixed before the first visit.
Wherever possible, yes. Our cleaners are interviewed in person and insured, and if anything is damaged through our fault we repair it, replace it or cover the cost.
Yes. After-builders cleaning is £30 per cleaner-hour plus £32 for the equipment, and it deals with the fine dust that settles on every surface after plastering and sanding. One-off jobs carry a £67 minimum. Book it for after the trades have finished, or the dust settles again.
No. We bring what the job needs, or use your own products if you prefer particular ones, for example a polish you like on a wooden floor or a cleaner your worktops came with. Just show the cleaner where they are on the first visit.
No. Every home in Greater Manchester is priced from the same list, so a clean in Swinton costs what it costs anywhere else. Where the street has paid parking, the parking is added at cost.
Water and electricity on, and a way in. We bring what the job needs, or use your own products if you prefer particular ones.
Ring 0161 354 9868 any time. The office answers Monday 9am to 5:30pm, Tuesday to Friday 8am to 7pm, Saturday 9am to 5:30pm; at other times our assistant takes your details and the office rings you back.