London Carpet Cleaning cleans carpets, sofas and rugs across Broadgate, EC2M, from £36 a room and touch-dry in 1 to 2 hours. Fixed prices, no call-out fee, and a re-clean guarantee. We have worked this patch since 2009, and on a 32-acre campus raised over the old Broad Street station, most of that work happens after the markets close.
What Broadgate homes are like
Broadgate is the City’s purpose-built office quarter: 32 acres of granite squares and glass floorplates on the site of Broad Street station, which closed in 1986, and above the rail approaches into Liverpool Street next door. The first buildings went up at speed so the banks could move in for the Big Bang deregulation of October 1986, and British Land has rebuilt the estate in waves ever since. 1 Finsbury Avenue, the bronze-tinted Arup Associates block from that first phase, is now Grade II listed, while Exchange House at the northern end is a working bridge, carried on steel arches over the live tracks beneath it.
Almost nobody sleeps here. EC2M’s few residential addresses sit at the fringes, up by Worship Street where the City gives way to Shoreditch, so nearly all our Broadgate work is workplaces: workstation floors on Sun Street and Appold Street, client suites on Wilson Street, receptions around Broadgate Circle, which once held London’s only turn-up-and-skate open-air ice rink and now rings its arena with restaurants. Liverpool Street station opens onto the estate beneath Richard Serra’s rusted steel Fulcrum and brings the Elizabeth line, the Central, Circle, Hammersmith & City and Metropolitan lines and the Essex trains to the door. We cover neighbouring Liverpool Street and Moorgate on the same rounds.
What we see across Broadgate
The pattern here is set by coffee and meetings. Office floors on the estate are nearly all glue-down carpet tile, and the soiling follows wherever people walk with a cup in hand: a trail from the kitchen point to the desk banks, drips by the printers, a dark pivot mark at the lift lobby. Client lounges bring the other half of the work, food marks on reception seating after working lunches, boardroom curtains that have hung unwashed for years and come down, get cleaned and go back up in the same visit, plus the odd dulled engineered-wood kitchenette floor. Most jobs run early evening or before seven, timed so the floor is back in use for the first meeting.
One honest note. A drink that soaked through a carpet tile months ago can wick back up as the tile dries, so a mark you thought had gone returns fainter the next day. We pre-treat and clean these twice where needed, and if a spill has properly dyed the fibre we say so on the spot; many managed buildings keep spare tiles from the fit-out, and swapping one in is sometimes the better fix than chasing a dead stain.
How much does carpet cleaning cost in Broadgate?
Prices are fixed, there is no call-out fee, and the rates are the same across the City of London and every London borough. For a full office floor, ask us to price the whole area in one go.
- Carpet cleaning per bedroom from £36
- Living room from £43
- Through-lounge from £61
- Stairs, one flight, from £41
- Two-seater sofa from £57
- Rug up to 2m² from £35, with free collection
Get a free quote, or call us on 020 8077 8090.
Carpet, upholstery and rug cleaning in Broadgate
Our deep steam carpet cleaning handles a single meeting room or a whole workstation floor, with extraction strong enough to leave tile walkable within a couple of hours. Sofa and upholstery cleaning revives client lounges, reception seating and boardroom chairs, and the same team cleans home suites on the fringe streets. Our rug cleaning collects from your reception desk, deep cleans off site and returns everything wrapped. Beyond the squares we cover the rest of the City of London on the same fixed prices.
Broadgate questions, answered
Which parts of Broadgate do you cover?
The whole estate and the streets that frame it: Sun Street, Appold Street, Wilson Street, South Place, Eldon Street and Primrose Street, plus the squares in between. If your building’s post says EC2M, you are covered, and Exchange Square is as easy for us to reach as any suburban drive.
Can you satisfy our building manager’s requirements?
Yes, and on a managed estate that is half the job. We send RAMS, method statements and insurance certificates ahead of the visit, book the goods lift and loading slot through your building team, and sign in with security on the day. Give us your facilities contact and we handle that back-and-forth ourselves.
Do we need to move desks before you arrive?
No. We plan around fixed desk banks and meeting tables, shifting chairs, pedestals and bins as we go and setting them back as each area dries. Cable-managed floors and standing desks are routine. Clear floors help us move faster, but nobody needs to lift furniture before we arrive.
How quickly does an office carpet dry overnight?
Touch-dry in 1 to 2 hours is the norm, and low, dense office tile often beats it. Overnight, a building’s air handling is usually off, which slows the tail end of drying, so we clean the rooms you need earliest at the start of the slot and leave doors open where security allows.
Every Broadgate job carries our re-clean guarantee: if anything is not right, tell us and we come back to put it right free of charge. Our technicians are fully insured and DBS-checked, and we have cleaned London’s carpets, sofas and rugs since 2009.
