London Carpet Cleaning cleans carpets, sofas and rugs across Ealing Common, W5, 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 these streets since 2009, and we know the period houses around the 47-acre green hold their wool carpets for decades.
What Ealing Common homes are like
Ealing Common is a conservation area of highly decorated Victorian and Edwardian houses, most of them built between 1890 and 1910 on roads that fan out from the green itself. The conservation area was extended in 2004 to take in Grange Park, Kenilworth Road, Grange Road and part of Warwick Road, and Hamilton Road still has listed houses at numbers 36 and 38. These are tall, bay-fronted homes with long hallways, original staircases and front rooms that often still run wool or wool-rich carpet over solid floors.
The 47-acre common gives the area its name and its character. Charles Jones, Ealing’s first surveyor, planted the horse chestnut avenues across it in the 1880s, and the grass runs right up to the Uxbridge Road and Gunnersbury Avenue. The tube station on the Uxbridge Road is the work of Charles Holden, a 1931 Art Deco box in Portland stone with a seven-sided ticket hall, and it is the only stop west of Acton Town served by both the District and Piccadilly lines. A cleaner parking up here passes the green, Warwick Dene rose garden in its south-west corner, and rows of houses that have barely changed in plan since they went up.
What we see across Ealing Common
The common is the thread through most of our W5 work. Grass and horse-chestnut leaf mould get walked across stair carpet and into front rooms, and on the dinner-party roads near Warwick Road and Grange Road it is red wine on a dining carpet at least as often, blotted at home and left as a pink shadow until we lift it. Fabric corner sofas in these houses pick up head grease and arm grime, and wool rugs in the studies and box rooms take wax, tea and the odd pet accident. We clean a lot of mattresses on the spring-clean rounds too.
One honest limit. In the older houses on solid or basement floors, a wool carpet that has been damp for years can hold a faint musty note low down even after a hot-water clean, because the backing and the subfloor never fully dried. We will get it cleaner and fresher, and we will tell you straight if a section is past saving rather than worth a deep clean.
How much does carpet cleaning cost in Ealing Common?
Prices are fixed, with no call-out fee, and they are the same across Ealing and every London borough we cover.
- 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 and return
Get a free quote, or call us on 020 8077 8090.
Carpet, upholstery and rug cleaning in Ealing Common
Most front rooms and stairs here get our hot-water steam carpet cleaning, which rinses the wool deep and leaves it touch-dry in an hour or two. The same machine refreshes a tired three-piece suite or fabric corner sofa through our upholstery cleaning, and a wool study rug with a wax or wine mark is safest as a collected rug clean, washed flat at our unit and brought back. We cover the rest of Ealing on the same fixed prices, along with neighbouring North Ealing and Pitshanger.
Ealing Common questions, answered
Which W5 streets near the common do you cover?
All of them. We clean right across the conservation area and the roads around the green, from Warwick Road, Grange Road and Hamilton Road to Kenilworth Road and Grange Park, and out toward the Uxbridge Road and Gunnersbury Avenue. If your home is in W5 near Ealing Common station, we cover it on the same fixed prices.
Where will you park on these roads?
Ealing Common sits inside Controlled Parking Zones F and G, but the controls here run in short windows rather than all day, often an hour mid-morning and an hour mid-afternoon. We work around them on the side roads or use a visitor permit if you have one, and we carry our own water and power, so we only need a normal kerbside space close to your door.
Do you handle end-of-tenancy carpet cleaning here?
Yes, end-of-tenancy carpet cleaning is a steady part of our W5 work, especially in the converted flats. We clean the carpets through to a check-out standard for the inventory, and we can send a dated receipt for the agent or landlord. Book it for the day the furniture leaves so the floors clean fully empty.
How long will period carpets take to dry?
Most wool and synthetic carpets here are touch-dry in one to two hours, and you can walk on them in socks soon after we leave. On a solid ground floor or in a basement flat it can run longer, so we lift the pile and leave airflow going. Crack a window or set a fan on and the room is usually back to normal within the evening.
Every clean comes with our re-clean guarantee: if a treated area is not right, we come back and put it right at no charge. We are fully insured and DBS-checked, and we have cleaned carpets, sofas and rugs across Ealing and W5 since 2009.
