Dublin 15 · Fingal County Council
Dublin 15 Cleaning: Cleaners for Blanchardstown and Castleknock
Move-out, deep and weekly cleans across Dublin 15, with extra time for hard-water scale on glass and chrome.
- Serving Blanchardstown
- Prices published
- Own products
- Insured team
Dublin Cleaners works out of Citywest Business Campus in Dublin 24 and sends cleaners to Blanchardstown and the rest of Dublin 15 by the M50. We clean estate houses in Coolmine and Corduff, newer homes out towards Ongar and Tyrrelstown, student rooms near TU Dublin and rentals being handed back to landlords.
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What cleaning in Blanchardstown usually involves
01
Hard-water scale
Leixlip water at 150-300 mg/l leaves white crust on taps, shower glass and kettles within weeks.
02
Student and hospital lets
Rooms near TU Dublin Blanchardstown and Connolly Hospital change tenants often and need regular move-out cleans.
03
Older estate kitchens
Semis from the 1970s and 80s often keep their original units, with grease worked into hinges and handles.
04
Scale inside appliances
Kettles, washing machine drums and dishwasher filters furr up too, so they are worth adding to a deep clean.
Cleaning services in Blanchardstown
The services booked most often in this area. Prices are the same across County Dublin.
A full move-out clean to the standard letting agents check at handover, with the oven, cupboards and appliances cleaned inside.
From €165 / 1-bed apartmentA top-to-bottom once-off clean for homes that need more than the weekly tidy, from behind appliances to the tops of doors.
From €150 / 1-bed homeWeekly or fortnightly domestic cleaning by the hour, with products and equipment brought by the team.
From €28 / hourOvens, hobs, extractors and range cookers degreased back to bare enamel and glass.
From €75 / single ovenHot water extraction for carpets and rugs, priced per room, with stairs and landings quoted separately.
From €55 / roomInside and outside glass, frames and sills for houses, apartments and shopfronts.
From €60 / 2 to 3 bed house, outside
Homes, water and lets in Blanchardstown
Blanchardstown was a village on the River Tolka until the late 1960s, when its first housing estates were built. Through the 1970s and 1980s it was absorbed into the suburbs, and census counts rose from 21,921 in 1981 to 73,150 in 2016. The housing reflects that rush: estate semis and terraces in Coolmine, Corduff and Hartstown, older houses around the village and Castleknock, and later developments further west at Ongar and Littlepace.
Dublin 15 is hard-water country. The Leixlip plant run by Fingal County Council supplies the Fingal area of north Dublin, according to the Irish Times, and South Dublin County Council puts Leixlip water at 150-300 mg/l of calcium carbonate. That is three to six times the 50 mg/l from Ballymore Eustace, which feeds most of south Dublin. Toilet rims, tap aerators, shower screens and kettles all show it, so a Dublin 15 deep clean or move-out puts descaling early in the job.
Blanchardstown Centre, with over 180 stores, makes the area a retail hub as well as a suburb. TU Dublin's Blanchardstown campus and Connolly Hospital, a public university teaching hospital, bring a steady flow of student and staff lets, and those rooms change hands more often than family homes.
How a booking in Blanchardstown works
Send the Eircode, bedrooms and bathrooms, and say if the shower glass or taps have heavy scale. Photos help us price a Dublin 15 clean accurately, and the price is fixed before booking.
Fingal County Council area, which covers Dublin 15: average rent on new tenancies was €2,152 a month, RTB Rent Index Q4 2025.
Neighbourhoods we clean
- Blanchardstown Village
- Castleknock
- Clonsilla
- Coolmine
- Corduff
- Hartstown
- Ongar
- Mulhuddart
- Tyrrelstown
- Littlepace
Landmarks nearby
- Blanchardstown Centre
- Connolly Hospital
- TU Dublin Blanchardstown campus
- National Aquatic Centre
- River Tolka
- Castleknock railway station
How we reach you
From Citywest, vans take the N7 to the M50 and head north to Junction 6, where the N3 leads to Blanchardstown Centre and the village. Castleknock, Clonsilla and Ongar are reached from the same junction.
- M50 north from the N7 to Junction 6
- N3 Navan Road towards Mulhuddart and Tyrrelstown
- Castleknock, Coolmine and Clonsilla stations on the Maynooth line
Cleaning in Blanchardstown: questions
How much is an end of tenancy clean in Blanchardstown?
With Dublin Cleaners, a Blanchardstown end of tenancy clean starts at €210 for a two-bed and €275 for a three-bed, or €340 for a four-bed house in Castleknock or Clonsilla. Descaling of taps, toilets, baths and shower screens is part of the clean, which matters on Dublin 15's hard Leixlip water.
Why is there so much limescale in Dublin 15?
Most of Fingal, including Dublin 15, is supplied from the Leixlip treatment plant. South Dublin County Council lists Leixlip water at 150-300 mg/l of calcium carbonate, compared with about 50 mg/l from Ballymore Eustace. The extra calcium leaves white deposits wherever water dries.
Do you also clean in Castleknock and Clonsilla?
Yes. Castleknock, Clonsilla, Ongar, Mulhuddart, Tyrrelstown and the rest of Dublin 15 are covered at the same prices as Blanchardstown. All of it is reached from Junction 6 of the M50, so the area is treated as one.
Can you clean student rooms near TU Dublin Blanchardstown?
Yes. Single rooms, shared kitchens and bathrooms in student houses can be cleaned at the end of a letting. Tell us which rooms are being handed back and which areas are shared, so the price covers only the parts the landlord will inspect.
Do you bring your own descaler and products?
Yes. Every Dublin 15 clean comes fully kitted out: descaler for glass, chrome and toilet bowls, oven degreaser, microfibre cloths and HEPA vacuums. Leave a key or be home to let the team in, and nothing else is needed from you.
Get a price for Blanchardstown
Send the service and your Eircode, then your name and number. We reply with a price, usually by phone.
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Cleaners in Blanchardstown, one call away
Call 01 230 8646 with the address and the size of the property for a price.